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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1203, 13 March 1880, Page 4

Miscellaneous. rjIHOMPSON & GRAHAM, Contractors & Carters, CAMBRIDGE.

"TJAVIDSON'S STAR HOTEL, AUCKLAND. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL APARTMENTS, En Suite. Hot, Cold, Shower, and Plunge Baths. Select Billiard Room. Night Porter in attendance. R. J. DAVIDSON, Proprietor.

CtARMS ! FARMS ! ! FARMS !! I ON DEFERRED PAYMENT. A SPECIAL SETTLEMENT FOR COLONISTS. 8o JULES NOUTH OF AUCKLAND. 1 (\ ft Oft A <CKES OF THE VERY BEST J.V7, \J\J\J JX QUALITY OF LAND. To be seld in lots to suit purchasers, on deferred payment (without residental or improvement conditions) being a portion of Captain W. H. Colbeck's Celebrated Kaipara Limestone Land. fi^ 3 So many applications having been made to Captain Colbeck, iI.P., by perbons residing in the colony, to sell portions of bis Kaipara estate for Farms, he has decided to set apart about 10,000 acres for that purpose, and instructed the undersigned to dispose of the same betore leaving for England, where it has been arranged to dispose ot the remainder. Applications tor the said io,ooo acres must be bent in to the undersigned immediately. TERMS. — Cash or deferred payments. The most liberal that can be obtained anywhere. Inquire. QUALITY. — It is the best description of land -limestone. It ib easily got into grass ; nothing but tern and ti-tree to deal with. RESULTS. — SiYty bushels of wheat to the acre, without manure. Steam Flour-mill «n block. ACCESSIBILITY.— R> -weekly steam communication w'.th Auckland, weekly steam rommunicati<«n with the Northorn Wairo.i, where there is a population (at the mills) ot about 2000 consumers of settlers' produce. PROSPECTS.— The Northern Railwaj, which is now being surveyed, passes near the block, and the land which is offered at a nominal figure.will in a few years, be enhanced to at least ten times Its present selling price. APPLICANTS.— FuII particulars can be obtained by a personal interview with the undersigned, at the Kamo Colliery Office, South British Building, Queen Street, Auckland, on. Fridays, Saturdays, and Mondays (onu), between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., or by letter. Mr Alderton will go to Kaipara, accompanying intending purc/nascrs over •the estate. G. E. ALDERTON. Agent for Captain W, H. Colbeck. Auckland, January 28, 1880.

PROOF. AVriting about the quality of tliis land, Mr C. E. Nelson, Government Land Purchase Agent, bays:— "'l he soil ot these blocks is mostly clay and marl. o\cihing limestone strata, this fact being a sufficient guarantee of fertility, without any necessitj ot .illusion to the extraordinary luxuriance ot the vegetation generally." ±\J 9 \J\J\J Lani, situated in Waitoa, in tho Piako eo.mty, for bale, iv lots to suit purchasers. Apply to "W. Aitken, E^., Auckland, or to W. L. C. William*}. Cambridge.

HULL T> -Orothers, (Late Francis Hull, jurir., and C 0.,) GENERAL MERCHANTS AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Cash buyers of Wool, Tallow, Kauri Gum, &c. Adjoining Insurance Buildings, Ciueen-strceb, and at Breakwater. Auckland, TN.Z.

M O In E Y.

MONEY ADVANCED in sums of £100 and upwarr'l upon freehold security.— Apply to Messrs. Whitaker and O'Neill, Solicitor;,, Hamilton.

MONET TO LEND, in Large or Small Sums, sit a moderate rate of interest. — Jackson ;md Kuosell, Solicitors, Fort-street, Auckland.

MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage, on First-class Freehold Security. Wm. Coleman, Solicitor ( corner of Queen and Shortland Streets, Auckland.

W. Jaggs, TAILOR ANT> TTABIT MAKER, Duke Street, CAMBRIDGE.

LOOK THEN INTO THT HEART AND "WRITE." The above sentence read carefully will tell all I < ould in a thousand lines, it ar'xapts its>r;lf admirably '.to a latge. number of c as, C s continually coming under mv treatment. ll any who " Look into their hearts" at the reading, of thisadvertisement, and who ponder o\er it -will say, " I know I should write, tor I ha\e .1 j' jT cat secret there in my heart, hidden deep dow n. and I fear every day something will shortly show itself by .some plain svmptnm and in.ike that secret kn'ovvu to my fellow men, and cans c TOe to fc, c poi ntcd at as an object of scorn." " .Look into my I .oart" and and say is it not better W me to seek ;i id and get relief by writing to one man in whom I have < onfidence, with whom nn secret is safe, and whose .lid and count il will cause mj lift; hew after to be happy, make me say w ith the Vroverb " Rejoice O Young man in thy \ outh." " Look then into thj heart and write." and lnr.idreds have written tf> me when it has been tor , Ute, and who, m place of ha\inu "children hke oli\e-bramhes round about their table," hs \e their homes desol.ite, and leel it «i rejwnar.'n upon their manhood to live. "Look then into th\ heart and write," and remember th.U "As tin d.ijs, so .shall thy strength be," and that by -writing down \oiu caseno ejes but m\ own e\e^ hi 1 it, that relief mentally and phAvicallj i ,in hi ■ given to \ou, and thai in plat c ot -."tnkmg into a. dishonored and premature de.eh. jou via feel th.it in the words of Worilsw orth~" An old ige serene and bright, ami U>vel) a.s. n Lapland night, shall lead the to thy grave,." LOUIS L. SMITH.

Xor\ oumh s->, Dcbiht}, Loss of Powei, ludisctetions ot *r£,irh Youth &c, Kft. — In .ill tlio abou i cases, ansintf trom errors, and tho jicldin^ to p>ission->, no tnru v should be lost to at oncu arrest the progress ot disease. DR. L. L. SMITH, The orily legally (iiialified Medical man ad\crtisintf in the tolonies. IS2. COLLI.N -bTKEET EAhT, jMeLBOUENK, Opposite tho Melbourne Club, (Lnte Mm- u-sidenre of the Governor). Pii\ate* Kntr.im c—.Stephen-street,e — .Stephen-street, .South. ConsnlUtion Fee, (b% letter), £1. Meditinef fnruarded to all the colonies, so packed as to a\oid obsen.ition. Hooks written by Dr. 1.. [.. Smith: Means ot Prolonging Lite, is, gd; Medi<al Household .Sketi lies, Xo. I, ; Medic al Household .Sketches, No. 2, is gd ; Medical Almanac , 6d.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. DURING' the progress of improvements now being mado by tho Cambridge Highway Board at E wen's Hill, the road will be closed to Wheel traffic on and after MONDAY JNext, tho 10th inbt. Vehicles will have to be taken by way of the Narrow's Bridge. S. S. GRAHAM, Chairman, Cambridge Highway Boaid. Hamilton, 6th November, 1879.