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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1807, 28 February 1885, Page 3

Tauranga Acclimatisation Society. npHE Annual Meeting oi ; the MemX bers of the above Society will be held m the Government Buildings, on Monday, the 2nd day of March, at •! p.m. Business : To receive the Annual Keport and Financial Statement, and to elect Officers for the ensuing year. Holders of Shooting Licenses for this district for the year 18S4 are invited to attend and take part in the business of the meeting. GEORG-E G-ARDINER, Hon. Sec. | | Tauranga Acclimatisation Society. | Tauranga, February, 188-A. CROSBY & CRIMMTNS' I T7IXPRESS LINE OF COACHES X.J Running between TAURANGA AND OHINEMUTU Via Te Puke and Oropi Bush. The Coach leaves Tauranga every Tuesday and Fiiiday for Ohinemutu, returning every Wednesday and Satueday. Fare (each way) £1 10s Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hire. Good Stabling Accommodation for Settlers. THOMAS HEWITT, Manager. Stables lately occupied by Mr William Kelly, opposite the Star Hotel, Spring street, Tauranga. NOW PUBLISHING, rpilE NEW ZEALAND YEAR JL BOOK. A valuable Guide and Vade Mecum, specially designed to assist in bringing before the inquirer every right and reliable source of information on all matters connected with the Colony of New Zealand. From its title, iraf ormation will be given on all topics which have been before the world touching the continuous history of the colony. The following letter has been received by the Editors from the AgentGeneral : — Offices Agent-General New Zealand, 7 Westminster Chambers, London, S.W., 3rd Dec, ISB4. Dear Sir, — I am favoured with your note asking me to consent to your dedicating your book to me, and I need hardly say that you have my permission to do so. I hope it will be of much service to the colony in which we are both so much interested. — I remain yours very sincerely, Fkancis Dillon Bell. Geo. Veaey Stewart, Esq. Intending advertisers are informed that space can be obtained and all particulars learned by application to The Bay op Plenty Times Office, Tauranga ; or to J. S. JONES, New Zealand Commercial Agency, New Zealand Buildings, 34, Leadenhall street, London, E.C. TURNER & BTTDDXiE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENIS AND AUCTIONEERS, TBE STRAND, TAURANGA, DOR SALE OR LEASL,---i. Eligible Family '.Residence?, (town and Suburban) Improved and Unimproved Farms Tauranga and Opotiki Sheep and Cattle Runs, Tauranga, Opotiki, and Waikato Tovm-ap.d Country Lots Fall particulars of which can be ob tamed on application. Auction Salt.3 of Produce, &c, ov&rj Saturday, at 11 o'clock, at their Auction Mart, the Strand. The South British Insurance Company, Australian Mutual Provident Society, N.Z- Land Corpora lion, Limited, Edwards' Thame- i;\i<i<><,[ iion Pair. t. A. C. TURNER, J. F. BUDDIE, Licensed Surveyor. lAernsr-tl La ml Jirclv-.r. sTT ~ c"Spring street — 2 allotments, freehold, and shop Topcroft — 2 allotments, freehold, with frontage to Cameron road Te Papa — 230 acres, freehold, unimproved, G miles from town. Oropi — 100 acres, freehold, bush land, opposite the Oropi Saw Mill. Otumoetai — 52 acres, freehold, good grass land, all fenced. Cameron Road N.' — Two large allotments facing Domain. G-reerton — Two desirable allotments, 1 acre each. Te Puke — 50 acres of first class land. Te Puke — 57 acres of first class land. Several improved farms at Te Puke and Katikati. Arrangements can be made for portion of purchase. Money to remain on at 8 per cent. Houses to Let — Devonport and Cameron Roads, Spring, Durham, and Grey Streets. LOUCH & Co. Land A gents and Auctioners, Spring Street, Tauranga.