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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3397, 11 November 1879, Page 3

; Lands and Houses FOR SALE. TO BONA-FIDE~~BETTLER9 WHO WISH LAND IN THE THAMEi TALLEY. Mk Gibiovs hM placed m Mr handi hit WAITOKI ESTATE. Farina in thia excellent Block may ft* had, containing from 60 to 200 ton*. Plans may be inspected and ertry information obtained at tbe OAce* of the undersigned. Term* easy. Am Improved FARM, of 297 acre*, near Awaron, Waiknto. ; A considerable portion is Fenced and in Gra«s. There is also a Good DWELLINGHOUSE and Outbuilding*. We otmmend this to those who with to aroid tbe difficulties of early settlement, Tbe Farm will at present carry • largo ■umber of Cattle, and gire immediate Returns Price, £700; £100 Ca*h, remainder on Mortgage at 8 per cent. Fire-roomed COTTAGE in Pollen Street (freehold), the property of Mr W. Goldswobthy. The Building i* constructed of the very best material, and in excellent repair. Price, £200. Four-roomed COTTAGE in Davy Street (leasehold). Price, £5. Fire-roomed COTTAGE in Dary Street (freehold); large allotment. Price low; Terms easy. Four-roomed COTTAGE with detached Kitchen in Richmond street (leasehold.) This is a Terr comfortable bouse. The allotment is large, and ground rent low. Will be sold Cheap for Cash. Four-roomed COTTAGE and Washhons* ill Pollen street (lease under Goldfielda Regulations ) Price £10. Four-roomed COTTAGE, Tanrn Road, owned by MrNewdick, and held under Miner's Right. Price £35. Three roomed COTTAGE » Grey street (leasehold.) Price £20. COTTAGES TO LET fr?m 2a per week upward*. • We are buyers of VOLUNTEER LAND SCRIP at Market Rate*. , : PEATKR. BROTHERS, LAND AGENTS, AvcKuam avu Trans. 81 Shows F LOW E R S HOW. THE HAUBAKr LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY WIIX HOID THMB Annual Flower Show 'At th« . ACADEMY OF MUSIC OK WEDNESDAY, IJjth NOVEMBER, JOS THR Exhibition of PlowiM, Fniiii, and Veg^UWes. PBIZKS WIHIBI GITEK YOB— Best Backet of Flowers Best Arranged Hand Bouquet Best Arranged Table Bouquet Best Bridal Bouquet Best cut Pansies Best Floral Design Beet cut Rosen Best cut Fuchsias Best cub Garnitions Beat cut Verbena* Best Cactus Beat cut Double Siocka Best cut Pelargonium Beet cut Geraniums Beat Sweet. William Beet Collection of Fern* Best Variety of Planta Beet Cottage Window Plant Ixias and Gladiola* Rarest Plant Best Potatoes Best Cabbage Best Pea* Best Cauliflowers Best Turnip* Best Carrot* Best Onion* Beet Rhubarb Beet Cherrie* Beat Strawberries Best Gooseberries Beet Lemons Beat Loquate Best Collection of Vegetable* Best Free i Butter If o Entrance Fee for Exhibits. Further particulars in future adrertisfaentl. MRS I£. H. PAYITE, 1212 Hon. Secretary. General Notices Notice of Remoyal. JAMES PATTERSON TEA DEALER & FAMILY GROCER, aAH the pleasure of informing hit numerous friends and customer* that HE HAS REMOVED : TO THOSa ■ MOKE CENTSAL AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES IN OWE2T-B3.RRET, Kjsxt boob to Mb Wxs,t, Chemist, Where he hopes to recciro a continuation of that Liberal support accorded to him during* the pnsfc eloTtn year?. J. P. continue* to supply Tras, Sugars, Tobaccos, and General Grocories of ihe Best Quality at. the lowest possible prises. 1164 CHEAPER BOOTS! CHEAPER BOOTS. JOHN-DANBY, HAVING tsken OTor the Btutncss hitherto curried on by his Fameu, will offer the Whole of the LARGE STOCK or BOOTS AND SHOES At GKKAT REDUCTION in Pbxcbs. MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S BOOTS Cheaper than ercr. Daxrty's Clioap Boot aa& Skot * Mut, POLLEN STREET. (Two Doora below Mary Street.) T7NCOXTHAGE THAMES INDUS M2J TSIE S.—Good Tweed Trousersftrasa 2'i* b'd; AH Good* well shrunk. AVB. WISEMAN'S, BrtwiitiMt i " . ■