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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3654, 11 September 1880, Page 3

Lands and Houses ; FOR SALE. Springbank~farm, puribi, the property of the late robert kelly, Esq., containing 800 Acres. Flans can be seen showing farm improvements, and all particulars ' on application to Frater Bros., Thames, W. and J. Frater, Auckland, or E. B. Fraier, Esq., Puriri. 1»)1 > ACRES of FREEHOLD in XOJL I tne Thames Valley.knownas c Te Paeroa Block. This is one of the I, finest selections in the aboredistrict. • I The land is mostly open; tbo soil rich allurial, and easily brought, under grats, extensire rirer frontage* Price and terms on application. T EASEHOLD, for 19 years, ef 2411 JJ Acres of Splendid Land; about '1500 acres plougbable; remainder high lands. Full particulars on application. WA IK A T O—Splendid Improved Farm of 350 Acres, 60 acres under grass, und enclosed by good thornfenci s. House .of 5* rooms, with garden and labourer's Cottage, Stockyard, Cowshed, and other Out* buildings. Public School near, and two Railway stations within If ~ miles. Price, £3 5t per acre. Terms easy. FOR SALE CHEAP—Sereral very Rood six and seven roamed Cottages at Parnwai, erected on large freehold allotments. FRATER BROTHERS, LAND AGENTS, Auckland and Thamss. a HT UNION DRAWING. TWO THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS AT TEN SHILLINGS BACH. . £ First Frizo, 10 acres of land with house und stable, at Punmure, ralue ... 425 Second Prize, 2\ acres of land, spleudid section, at Panmure, value ..., 250 Third Prize, 3* acres of good land, at Pumnure, value ; 110 Fourth Prize, a team of staunch horses, cart and Imrnesß complete, value..; 75 Fifth Prize, a new spring cart and horse, value ... 60 Sixth Priae, a good working horse, with curt and haraets, valuo ... 50 Full particulars can bo obtained from any of tbe persons authorised to sell books of tickets. Five hundred Subscribers already guaranteed. Any further details required can be ob> tamed on application to the owner at Wo. 37, ~ Insurance Offices, Auckland. 1014 The best test of the interest of a book isito< capability of being read a second tiny.>, ditto for 3* Tea. ./, .- I "wish it to be understood that my object - in selling 3a T#a is the greatest good to ihe greatest number, and that the greatst number is number one, therefore try MoGtowAs'g 3l Tw; . . ■