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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3653, 10 September 1880, Page 3

Lands and Houses FOR SALE. QPRINGBANK FARM, PURIBI, THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE ROBERT KELLY, Esq., containing 800 Acres. Plans cau be seen showing farm '-' improvements, and all particulars 1 on application to Frater Bros., Thames, W. and J. Frater, Auckland, or E. B. Fraser, Esq., Puriri. Itji 7 ACRES of FREEHOLD in XOJI i the Thames Valley, known as i Te Paeroa Block. This is one of the , finest selections in the above district. The land is mostly open; the toil rich alluvial, and easily brought under grass, exlensire river frontage. Price and terms on application. T EASEHOLD, for 19 years, of 2111 Jj Acres of Splendid Land ; about 1500 acres plougliablej remainder high lands. Full particulars on application. WA IK A T O—Splendid Improred Farm of 350 Acres, 60 acres under, grass, and enclosed by good, thorn fence b. House of 5 rooms, with garden . mid labourer's Cottage, Stockyard, Cowshed, and other Outbuildings. Public School near, and two Bail*ay- stations within If N miles. Price, £3 s<s per acre. Terms easy. FOR SALE CHEAP— Several very good six and screu rocmed Cottages at Purawai, riveted on large freehold - allotments. FRATBR MOTHERS, LAND AGENTS, AXTCKIAND AND THAMS3. A RT UNION DRAWING. TWO THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS AT TEN SHILLINGS EACH. £ First Prize, 10 acres of land with house and stable, at Puainure, value ... 425 Second Prize, 2} acres of land, splendid ' section, at Pan'mure, value ... 250 Third Prize, H acres of good land, at Pantnure, value ... ... ... 110 Fourth Prize, a team of ataunch horses, .- ; cart and harnesß complete, value... 75 Fifth Prize, a new spring cart and horse,'value- ... .... ••• 60 Sixth Prizo, a good y/orliing horse, • with carfc and harness, value ... 50 Full particulars cm be obtained from any of the persons authorised to sell books of tickets. Five hundred Subscribers already guaranteed; - Any further details required cau bi ob«. tamed ou application to fchu owner at Ntf. &7» lnsurunco Offices, Auckland. 101^ The be6t te3l of the interest of a book is iti, capability of .being reac^'.a second time, ditto for 3s Tea. ■'■■v * "

I wish it to be understood that.niy object in selling Ss Tei is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the grcatet number is number cue, therefore try' McQlowAtf's 3s Tea; " '