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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 50, 13 December 1900, Page 32

THE KAITANGATA RAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. rTIHE NATURAL EXCELLENCE of the X REAL and ORIGINAL KAITANGATA COAL for every purpose is so universally recognised by all HOUSEHOLDERS an I MANUFACTURERS throughout the Middle Island now, that it would be superfluous for the Company to detail the special features of its superiority over all other coals in every notice like this. The present, therefore, ie only to assure the Public generally that the Coal maintains its excellence, and is sold by all Merchants in the trade. The KAITANGATA ALMANAC will be delivered to Consumers as usual. W. P. WATSON, General Manager Offices : Crawford street, Dunedin. 12th November, 180 H. ftuvistock hotel, waipukurau. For Sule by Tender. In the E-taf/»<t the late GEORGE ROSS, llolelktupt-r, \\ aipukuruu. TENDERS will be received at Mr. J. Vigor Brown's Office, Napier, for the freehold of about 42 Acres in the township of Waipukurau, together with that well-known TAVISTOCK HOThL and Stables, Billiard iooui (detached), storere onih, outbuilding, eto. The lurmture, in hotel, billiard room, railway refreshment room?, buggies, traps, harness, et" . will be offen-d in conjunction with the above freehold, and the lease ot the railway refreshment will be included. Tenders are invited for the above as a going affair ; the stock of liquors, proportion of licenses, insurances, rates, and live stock to be taken at valuation and paid for extra. Inventories of furniture and particulars as to freehold and Railway Refreshment Lease may be inspected at the office of Mr. J. Vigor Brown, Napier, where tenders are to be deposited, marked ' Tender for Waipukurau Hotel,' and addressed to Mr. J. Vigor Brown, or to Messrs. Dwan Bros., Wellington. Tenders to close on Monday, 3rd December, 1900. This Hotel was formerly known as the property of Mr. Peter Gow, and id the only hotel in the township. It is in splendid order and well furnished. The paddocks opposite the hotel could be subdivided and sold in allotments, as land is in demand and valuable in the township. The cutting up by the Government of the Hatuma Estate tor close settlement of about 25,000 acres close to the township should considerably improve Waipukurau. There are blho several other big eatates in the neighborhood that may be acquired by the Government later on. Intending buyers can obtain all information from Mr. J. Vigor Brown, Napier, or Dwan Bros., Wellington. WILLIAM ALLAN, THOS. B. DWAN, Executors in the Estate of the late George Ross.