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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3532, 21 April 1880, Page 3

Lands and Houaw

FOR SALE. LAND At"paBAWAI. AN Excellent PADDOCK at Farawai, containing about 20 mm ; subetan* tially fenced and in good grass. There is abundance of water at all seasons. Price, £9 an acres half the purchase money may remain for 12 montht at 10 pet cent. . - Also, at Farawai—About 25 ACRES, partially fenced, otherwise unimproved. This lot it also well watered. JPrioe, £7 an acre; terms euy. Pollen street, Grabarastown—A Beren* Boomed HO USB and SHOP, comer of Paheu.and Pollen streets, ereoted On freehold allotment 36 by 66* This' is a capital business position. Price, £200. Terms, .half Oath* balance may remain at 10 per cent. A BUSINESS AND FBEEHOLD PROPERTY FOB SALE AT TABARU.—A Lane Shop on' freehold allotment Price, £100. If preferred, the premises will be levrent 10» per week. Stock in trade about £260, or to be taken at vale* tion. Terms: Half Oaenj balaaee on approved bills in six montfce. MONET TO LEND-£IOOO on firitclass Freehold Land. WANTED-Good Level LAND between th« Thames and Paeroa, seitable for . SHALL SETTLERS. WANTED TO PUECHASE-A Comfortable SixTbomed BOUSE in • respectable locality. The allotment must be a quarter acre, and feat* hold. PBATEE:BBQIHBiM f ;. j LAND AGENTS, Auckland akd Thamm. ' SI General Notices NEW ZEALAND ~" '" "PRUDENTIAL LIFE ABBFBANOE Jl society; [Registered under the Friendly Societies' , Act, 1877,] The. aboTe Society has been established to. meet the «rant of the WORKHJG OLASSSS, and it is the onljr lUDtTBTBIii SOOUTT in the . Colonies. Then let us provide for ourselves, Death is certain; let us be prudent, be inde* -. pendent. Nay, be honest and just to ovr> ■elyei, and-to the public. . ' - J. F. COCKS, A&ixt, 421 POIJJtK STMOHC, QMKTZUh NOT THE LAHGEBT STOCK. TT OLDENS 47T~6d Silver Hunting LI Watch, usually seld at 60s, warranted 2 years. Hou>nr's 57s 6d Silver Hunting Watch, usually sold at 70s, warranted 2 yean* Horam's £6 15s London made Silver Lever Hunting Watch, usually sold at £7165, warranted 3 years. . - Holbbk has net the largest stock. of Silver Watches on the Thames, but he, has on hand a woll'selected stock of Watches from 45t to 155 Bi all marked in plain figures, and the same price to all. '-■„' 18 carat Gold Marriage Bings from 15lt also a fine assortment of Electro-plate Tea and Coffee Sets, Cruets, Cake. BaikeU, Waiters, Bu ter Coolers, Ac., all marked in plain figure*, and at lowest possible prioes. . Inspection invited. A. H OLDEN, WATCHMAKER, OWEN STREET, x . GBiHAKSTOWir. 424 - Garden Seeds I TU S T T% ITc EIY BD — A Splendid Assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, Which will b« Sold «- AT AUCKLAND PRICES.» ~ . AKD Guaranteed ■ OF THB . -„■'. Best Quality! Also, , A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF OHINEMUM APPLES,* Direct from the O # E C H A B D J. JEFFREY'S, BEOWN BTEEET, Grahamstown'.

" Johx Oawbbll stall lives in the elerating stream of literature for ever flow* ing 'from the great publishing house he founded. Few men hare left a deeper * mark on their age than John OastelL - He arrived in London in 1888, with all his belongings tied up in a oploured handkerchief. At the various temperanoe meetings which he addressed, in a roagh. and uncultured manner, but. with an earnestness that profed his attachment to temperauce ?iews. He saw, however, that more was wanted than mere preaching, and with a sagacity deterring of recognition, he projected two strong counteractive forces to intemperance— .wholesome bererages and educational literature. He set up in Fenchuroh street an establishment for the sale of tea and coffee. A long way after him McGowaw follows with his 3s tea, McGowak has been in the tea trade for many years, and has a Home and .' experience in selection that few can lay claim to. A few years ago it occurred to him, after seeing the same* ness of the quality of tea supplied on the Thames, that there was room for a bettor article than that usually sold. At the same time he saw that it would he suicidal to introduce a high price, so he determined to put before the judges of good tea an article for 3>, that could not be excelled, unlesi there were those wealthy enough to worive it' from Russia, costing about. 15s per lb there, / being conveyed overland by caravaa. Most people have a hobby, and 3s TEA is McGowam'b Hobbx, get a pound and try it. Mc9owak's 3s Tea is different and distinct from all other Teas.

It i* ' i« iatention, «t aome future date, to publub, for the information of the trade, full instructions m to the plant,.time of polling, teleotion, manipu* lation, &o. The public are requested to judge for themselves, in preference to listening to the disparaging remarks of interested and unprincipled tradesmen. .. TRY McGowftn's 3s Tea.

" A DitP embrowned tint whioh tells the nsttire of the leaf MoOowah sells n at 8* % pound.