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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3735, 14 December 1880, Page 3

Mm te %utmi THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23ed. By Oedbe of the Mobt&agees. WAITOKI BLOCK NEAR TE AROHA GOLDFIELD. TIT M. CARPENTER Has reeived instructions from the Mortgagees to sell by Auotion at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Grahamstown, on THURSDAY, December 23rd, 1880, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, The Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, known as the WAITOKI BLOCK, containing 1523 acres, more or less, situate on the banks of the Waihou River* It has a frontage of about a mile to the river. This, with its closo vicinity to the Te Aroha Goldfield, andtthe faot that the main County road from the Thames passes through it, confers upon it advantages which could not fail to be appreciated by intending investors in the most cursory inspection. The proposed Thames and Waikato line of Railway will pass through the Block. Further particulars can be obtained of the Auctioneer, at his Office, Shortland. 1511 THURSDAY, 16th DECEMBER. At 12 o'clock. TOfFsHJP OF R U A X A X A, OMA.HU, TE AROHA. T> T O N X S & C O. Will sell by public auction, at their Mart, Queen street/Auckland, on THURSDAY, 16 th December, at 12 o'clock sharp, The TOWNSHIP OF RUAKAKAisnow Sub-divided and Laid Off in Lots adjoining the land leased as Business Sites at the Hot Springs, Omahu, Te Aroba. The position of this magnificent estate is so situated by Nature as to command the whole of the traffic from Hamilton, Cambridge, Tauranga, Ohinemnri, Thames, and Piako Counties and Rivers, and is the pick of the far-famed Aroba Block, of Bboomhaix, Gbamt, and Fosteb notoriety, commanding, as it does, a Magnificent River Frontage, Splendid Soil, abundantly Watered by mountain streams, crystallised through quartz of gold-bearing stone. The eye could not depict more delightful scenery and charming views than are to be witnessed in this beautiful locality, the bosom and Valley of the Thames, as depicted by the great navigator Cooi, to be extensive and fertile enough to sustain the whole population of England. It is no ex-j aggeration to say that purchasers of allot ments in this Township may some day develop a mine of wealth. Without detracting from the merits of other places in the Aroha district, the Auctioneer would pall particular attention to the fact that this is the only Freehold Land adjoining the new Goldfield at Te Aroha, and a glance at the Lithographic Plans will at once show its relative position to that of other places in the district of Te Aroha as compared with that of* the new Township of Ruakaka, bounteous nature, having provided in the wooded i anges at the back, an inexhaustible supply of timber for fencing and fuel, of the most valuable description. The Terms are most Liberal,— i cash, the balance at three, six, or nine (months, with bank interest. 1486 Tenders T EN DEE S\ mENDERS WANTED for PAPERING i. »nd FAINTING a House at Paeroa, Ohinemuri. Specificstions'can -be seen at Mr John Read's Timber yard, Grahamstown, up to WEDNESDAY next, the 15th inst. 1506 Notices SELLING OFF!! BOOTS A*N~D SHOES CHEAP CLEARING-QUT SALE. M. Whitehead, BEING about to CLOSE his Shop in Lower Shortland, in order to devote his whole attention to bis Central Establishment, will SELL OIF, FOR THREE WEEKS, at Reduced Prices, the whole of his Stock of Boots and Shoes in both Shops. , The public will have an opportunity of purchasing Cheap Boots, as the Stook is Very Large, and comprises the most recent fashions in Ladies', Gents', and Children's BOOTS and SHOES, and Must be Sold t^FOB CASH!! Ladies' Kid Boots, from 6s 6d per pair Girls' Elastic and Laced, from 4s 6d Ladies' House Boots, from 3s 6d. EVERYTHING ELSE EQUALLY CHEAP. Remember the Address— M. WHITEHEAD, BOOTMAKER, POLLEN STREET CENTRAL, akd Near EXCHANGE HOTEL, SHORTLAND. i i • ANTED KNOWN—Waste Paper for V > Sale at the Evening Stab Office. I WISH it to be understood that my object in selling 3s Tea is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number isnumber one, therefore try McGowan's 3s JCia • -v ■ .-..... ■ ; . :