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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3567, 2 June 1880, Page 3

Lands and Houses —- T0 LBT FARM to Let on Tribute. 240 acres, tbe Kauaeranga Valley, situated ' about 3 miles from Grahamttown. Stock and implements may be had at Taluation, or if preferred, Stock ■■ may be had on tribute. A great portion of this excellent Farm is in Grass. There is a Cottage and Outbuildings, also an Orchard containing about 500 Fruit Trees.. • , } ',::: fqr"sale. TjIREEHOLD Family Besideno© -D Grahams town, the property of Mr W* MoCtriiotrcHff, hating frontages to Queen and Williamson Streets. The allotment is 99 x 99. The house is in excellent repair, and contains Six good Booms, with Walsh-house and Bath-room. Gas and Water laid on. Price, £800. FREEHOLD SUBUBBAN EESI-\ DENCE at Parawai, the property of J. A. MiLtiß, Esq. Tbe allot* roent consists of 1, acre, and is neatly laid out in Garden and Orchard. The house contains Six Booms, with all the necessary Outbuildings. Price £300, £100 Cash; £200 mayj-emain at 8 per cent. THAMES VALLEY LANDS-about 800 acres of Bich Swamp Land, with frontage to the Thames Biter. Price moderate. Full particulars on . application. FREEHOLD LAND, Karaka Creek, bringing in an annual rental £18. Price, £100. The abore in terest should be satisfactory to the most grasping individual. NORTHEBN LANDS—SewaI unimproved FABMS for Sale Cheap. ALLOTMENTS IN HAMILTON, NGAEUAWAHIA, and RAGLAN. Also, a magnificent One-Acre Sec* . tion at Stokes Point, with frontage to the Waitemata Harbor, close to the Ferry Landing, suitable for a villa site. FRATfIR BROTHERS, LAND AGENTS, Auckland and Thames. Business Notices IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS OF TABABU ROAD TARABU, AND SURROUNDING DISTBICTS. MESSRS. ELITs AND SON BEG to remind the inhabitants of the above districts that they have on Sal* at their Stores at the Euranui aid Tararu, • Lajge akd Most Complete Stock Of every description of Grocreies and O3«: men's Stores, Drapery, H'oisery, Confectionery, Stationery, Patent Medicines, Cutlery, Potatoes, . Wheat, Mail*, Bran, Sharps, Oats, Chaff, Woods' Flour, and Colonial Produce of all kinds; also Tinware, Evrbanks and Wire Nails, Tin Tacts, American Axes, Axe Handles, Brooms, Buckets, Ac., all of a quality and at Prices which will compare , favorably with those of any other firm on the Thames. It is unnecessary to quote price*—Compare and judge for yourselves! Do not be csrried away by puffiing advertise* ment*,! «£» TRY OUR 3sTEA That has stood the test of over 11 years, and tbe demand for whioh still increases. The great fjeroand for Messrs RoiXESTOH and Son's and O. D. Gbakt'b BBEAD, whioh is Sold at our Establishments, is proef that it must be of a very superior quality. . ' ELLIS AND SON, KUBANUI POST OFFICE STOBE, AND TABABU. 681 Cheese! Cheese! Cheese! NOW LANDING— A BOUT HALFA-TON of FBIME WAIBOA CHEESE from the wellknown Dairy of D. Cbawfobd, Wairoa. , MEARS & CO. Batter! Butter! Batter! NOW LANDING— Of\ KEGS PKIME WAIKATO ■ BUTTEB AT MS AitS & Co., Tea Dealers, POLLEN STEEET. ALL SHOULD TRY OUR TEAS . ¥HOST 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, and 3s 6d PER LB. None Can Give Better Value * NOTICE. IN- Consequence of Winding-up the affairs of the firm of W. Litohiield & Co., Grocers, Shortland, all ACCOUNTS DUB n»ust he paid or arranged for by tbe 30th June next, or they will be put into the hands of our Solicitor for recovery. W. LITCJIVTShD & CO., Shortland, 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, and that (lie greatst number is number one, therefore try McOowab's 3s Tba