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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3566, 1 June 1880, Page 3

Lands and Houses "] TO LET. FAEM to Let on Tribute. 240 acres, the Kauaeranga Valley, situated about 3 miles from Grahamitown. Stock and implements may be bad at valuation, or if preferred, Stock. may be had on tribute. '/; A groat portion of this excellent 1 i Farm is in Grass. There is a Cottage and Outbuildings, also act Orchard containing about 500 Fruit . Trees. FOR~SALE. IjiEEEHOLD Family Evidence Grahamstown, the property of Mr W«... '. MoCtJUJOUGH, having frontages to Queen and Williamson Streets'. The allotment il 99 x 99. The house it in excellent repair, and contains Six good Booms, with Wash-house and Bath-room. Gas'and Water laid on. Prioe, £300. FEEEHOLD SUBDEBAN EESI r DENCE at Parawai, the property of J. A. Millie, Esq. The allotment consists of 1 acre, and is neatly laid out in Gacden and Orchard. The house contains Six Booms, with all the necessary Out* buildings. Price £300, £100 Cash; £200 may remain at 8 per cent. THAMES VALLEY LANDS-about 800 acres of Bich Swamp Land, with frontage to the Thames Bivejv Price moderate. Fullparticularton application. FEEEHOLD LAND, Karaba Creek, bringing in an annual rental * ; ! £18. Price, £100. The above in „ terest should be satisfactory to the' ' | most grasping individual. NOETHEBN LANDS—Se?eral nnim- * proved FABMS for Sale Cheap. ALLOTMENTS IN HAMILTON, NGABUAWAHIA, and BAGLAN. Also, a magnificent One* Acre See* tionut Stokes Point, with frontage,, to the Waitemata Harbor, close tb the Ferry Landing, suitable for.a villa site. • ' PRATER BROTHERS, LAND AGENTS, AtTOKIAMD AND THAU!!. Business Notices IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS OF TABABU ROAD, TAKABU, AND SUBBOUNDIHfIr DISTBICTS. -' . MESSRS. ELUS AND SON BEG to remind the inhabitants of the above districts that they have on Sale at their Stores at the Kuranui and Tararu, a . Laige and Most Complete Stock Of every description of Grocreies and Oil* men's Stores, Drapery, Hoisery, Confectionery, Stationery, Patent Medicines, Cutlery, Potß- . toes, Wheat, Maixe, Bran, Sharps, Oats, Chaff, Woods' Flour, and Colonial Produce of all kinds; alss Tinware, Ewbanks apd Wire Nails, Tin Tacks, American Axes, Axe Handles, Brooms, Buckets, 4c, all of a quality and at Prices which will compare. fayorably with those of »ny other firm on the, Thames. . " , It is unnecessary to quote prices—Compart,,, - and judge for yourselves! ' „, . Do not be carried away by puffiing advertise*. ments ! pjjp- TRY OUR 3s TEA That has stood the test of over 11 years, and the demand for which still increases. The great demand for Messrs BoIIKSTOir and Son's and O. D. Gbaht's BREAD, which ' is Sold at our Establishments/ is proof that it must be of a very superior quality. ELLIS iFD SON, KUBANUI POST OFFICE STOBE, . ANDTABABU. r 6Bl __________ Cheese! Cheese! Cheese! NOW LANDING—, ; A BOOT IHALF-A.TON of PEIMB ■WAIBOA CHEESE from the wellknown Dairy of D. Cbawfobd, Wairoa., MEARS & CO. Butter! T Butter! Butter! NOW LANDING— qrj KEGS PitlME WAIKATO BUTTER AT )ii:ars k Co., Tea Dealers, I POLLEN STEEET. ALL SHOULD TEY OUil TEAS PBOM 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, and 3s 6d PEE LB. " None Can Give Better Value. NOTICE. IN Consequence of Winding-up the affairs of the firm of W. Litchfield & Oo. r Grocers, Shortland, all ACOOUfiTSDUE Biust be paid or arranged for by the 30th June next, or they will be put into the hands of our Solicitor for recovery. " : ' W. LITCHTIEID &, CO., Shortlaud, May 25,1880. 671 * I WISH it to be understood that my object in selling 3s Tea is the greatest good to the ' greatest number, ami that the greatst -lumbar is number one, therefore try Mc(Jowas's 3i Tka