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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4268, 5 September 1882, Page 3

General Notices Cobb fe.Co.'s Telegraph Line of Coaches. BBADLEY & CO., Phopeibtobs. TE AEOHA LINE. A COACH leaves the PACIFIC HOTEL, ii Grahamstown, Daily at 8 a.m., returning the same day. „„,»,«. A Ooaoh. leaves B. Qttinn's PAEROA HOTEL, for Thames, at 6.30 morning, returning aame day. C. Cubtib, Agent. Great Bargains! Liberal Discount! AT W. GKIBBLE'S, POLLEN STREET. AN INSPECTION OF NEW STOCK INVITED SPERM CANDLES, 9d and lOd per 1b PARAFFIN CANDLES, Is per lb PLAID MATCHES, 7d per dozen CORNFLOUR, 8d per lb . WHITE SAGO, 6dperlb EGG- POWDER, lOd per tin CUSTARD POWDER, Is 2d per box A FINE STOCK OF CHOICE T£KAJS,[. A Special Bargain to be had-now at I|6 f lb. Tby a Sample—Splendid Quality. Peime Salt Buxteb, Cheese, & Bacox. -Just Opened a fine show of China, Glass, and Crockery Ware.—Colored Cups and Saucers, at 5d and 6d ; Blue Sprig do., «fc 9d j Cheap Glassware, new: Cheap Toilet Sets, new; Cheap Brushware, new. PRODUCE! PRODUCE! PRODUCE Maize, 6s 3d per bushel; Wheat, Oats Bran, Sharps, Potatoes, Flour, etc., CHEAP —delivered to all-parts-of the Town or outdistricts. Country Orders carefully attended > VW." &RIBBLE, POLIiEN STREET AUCKLAND rpRAMWAYS. PROSPECTUS "OP THE ST. HELIER'S AND NORTHCOTE LAND COMPANY (Limited). CAPITAL...... ...£125,000 IN 125,000 SHARES OF £1 EACH., 2s 6d to be paid on application ; 2» 6d on allotment; Is 3d ia sir months; Is 3d in twelve months; and the balance, if required, at the discretion of / • the Directors. " DIRECTOBB. '■■, '.. Mr Wm. Aitken; V Mr J. McOosh Clark „ Graves Aickin „ D. B. Cruickshank „ Jos. Bennett V „ Thoe. Macffarlane „ Henry Brett „ liuo*. Morrin „ Tbos. Buddie' Dr Purchas „ J.L.Clark ' Mr B. Tonka Bankebs : National Bank of New,, Zealand (Limited). .Solicitors : Messrs Whitaker, Russell, and Buddie. Bbokebs : , - Auckland Brokers' Association SbCbetahy: Mr ¥. A. White. The Company was originally projected for the purpose of acquiring blocks of good suburban land, to be re-cold in lots suitable , for residence sites, and recently, with the j view of adding to the value of their lands, by [ affording greater facilities of access, the Provisional Directors hare entered into ar- . rangetnents for providing a system of TRAMWAYS for the CITY and SUBUBBS. An agreement has been made with the City Council by -which the Company hai secured Ihe EXCLUSIVE BIGHT TOCONSTRUCT AND WORK SUCH TRAMWAYS FOR A PERIOD OF TWENTYONE Y&'ARS, and the terms of the concession leave no room to doubt that the under* taking will be advantageous to the community and profitable to the proprietors. , . ; ; „:-, The properties already purchased consist of, several blocks of choice land, comprising the, St. Helier's Bay Estate of 620 acres, _ the Remuera Land Company's Estate, of 117 acres, and the Northcote Estate of 1013 acres, amounting in all to 1749 acres, the whole being admirably adapted for villa sites, combining the advantages ot extensive frontage to the Waitemata Harbour, picturesque scenery, and soil of excellent quality, together with proximity to the city. Tha sales already effected have averaged £200 per acre in Remuera, and £120 at St. Helier's, and land adjacent to the Northcote Estate has been recently sold at £U)0 per acre. The Directors call special attention to the great increase of value which has resulted from the construction of Tramways in suburban districts in other places, amouuting in some cases to ten times the original cost, and. as the Company's lands were purchased before any provision of the kind had been made, it is reasonable to anticipate a similar favorable result in the present instance. It is intended to proceed with the construction of the lines already agreed upon as soon as the necessary materials can be obtained, the Company baying agreed to open the traffic and have cars running withiit eighteen MONTHS from date of concession. The Directors have secured the services of a gentleman of large experience in the practical working of tramways in tke British Islands, and can confidently recommend the enterprise to their fellow-colonists, in the full conviction that it will prove a good investment. . ■ . Applications have been received for 65,000 Shares, leaving 60,000 still to be taken up. Plans of the several Estates may be seen 1 and all other information regarding Articles of Association, &c, may be" obtained on applicatioH to the Secretary, at the Company's Office, Shortland Street, Auckland. ' Applications for Shares, accompanied by a deposit of two shilliags and sixpence per I Share, will be received by the members of the Auckland Brokers' Association, or by the Secretary, and shares will be allotted accord* ing to the priority of application. "OOENNAU'S Chests of Drawers and XV Chiffoniers are still the Admiration.— Tables from 7s 6d each. i CUSTOMS FORMS.—Wanted Known on * SALE at the Evening Stak Optics' Albert street, Grahamstown, INWARDS and OUTWARDS QOABTWTBR FORMS V'A deep" embrowned tint which tells the naturegof the leaf McGoWAN sell* " at* 3t c FOUqd,