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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1839, 16 May 1885, Page 4

CONCERNING NEW ZEALAND AND THE BAY OF PLENTY. R E SfS G »^,^fJ nneie , d Cl 'T lar ' ¥} will he nont on J».»< receipt ot a itlimped envelope, directed for a reply aceomnnniprl win. *&iZSf?t Ui ? i «. a "*°»»» d «*~tag» fo/theirchSrei their Til \ 1 *" 1 » th | most rißfflg colony under the British flag. With W SSS? 7 \ u™^™ wealtt T neighbours, they can, in a very short time, acquire freehold 8 of their own, which are offered on easy terms of nar went and are thus enabled to live and aie « under their owTvine and their own fig tree, no man daring to make them afraid " Title to the landß guaranteed by the Government of New Zealand, Reliable information and advice on application to THE NEW2EALAKD ESTATE & PASSENGER AGENCY New Zealand Chambers, 34 Leadenhall Street, G-EO. VESJEY STEWART, PRINCIPAL. W f Plenfc y A h asaCW Line of 120 miles, including the fine Harbour of Tauranga. A new Eailway will ahortly be constructed running through rich counti-y to EOTOEUA, founded by the New Zealand' Govern Sfl ™-S? Sa r tOf T ° r F lT !i°* HEAL TH." These unusual advances will rapidly enhance the value of land in this grand settlement. Now is the time to Oniigvate and Invest Moneyliu New Zealand. For fullest information on New Zealand call at The New Zealand Commercial Agency, The New Zealand Passengei* Agency, The New Zealand Estate Agency, The New Zealand Cadet Agency, The Vesey Stewart Settlements. {Annually) The Year Book of New Zealand, London <J- N.Z Tn.Weekly) The Bay of Plenty Times, New Zealand. (Monthly) The New Zealand Guardian, London 4- New Zealand. LONDON OFFICES : NEW ZEALAND CHAMBERS, 34 LEADENPALL STREET, E.G., And Correspondents in the leading Cities of the United Kingdom, and in Kew Zealana at Auckland Tauranga, Napier, New Plymouth, Wellington Taranaki, Nelson, Chnstchurch, Dunedin, &c. > Introductions will be given to persons seeking employment and securing their passages through these offices, and of Mr Stewart's ''Special" Agents in Great Britain, to all who can produce satisfactory references and introductions • .li 1 w > t < e 7%> c i e . arl y understood that persons who may prefer ffoinjr out IB then "epecial ships, are not under the slightest obligation, implied or otherwise to Mr Stewart with regard to the purchase of land, and that they »r« entirely their own free agents to the f ulletst extent. * GEO. VESEY STEWART, Principal. Th* Ifaw ZsalaitdlEstati and Pabbengee Agenct, Nsw Zealand Chambers,* 84 Leadenhall Street, London, JS,C. IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKIES PFRE AND UNADULTERATED Messrs DOUNES SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND BLEIsriDEII^S , Ale TSSS &ffiS£s2zg£ s 2 r S^£ r THE In order to thoroughly meet the requirements of the largest importers BmaU aUantitieS ' Spedal attenii ° n l^ aid „ . ?? li ? ki ?? are applied in Stoppeeed Bottles, in 2 doz. cases each case dxrmble by the saw into four perfect cases, each case con42^i?botS^ fit for despatch to any up-country station B uuuues, 8 BU PP fied > Meßsrs Dounes are pure and of extraordinary Jwn 0^ V^f^ng, and the^ convenience of pacing diminishes the risk of breakage and f acilitates an up-country trade •A*? 6 P 10 ?"?* 01 8 oi £ eB l blen ds are connoisseurs, and being conversant with the productions of the best distilleries of Scotland and Ireland invite the attention of the public to these as the finest Irish and Scottish Ws tver presented m New Zealand. ' * ™t T ™ n f^ ntß -? 6 b ? D^ ma i e f ? r tbe Tom^ BU PP^ of celebrated "Z^Tt^To^r ZeaW ' th 6 nameS ° f appearing in DOUNEB & Co. "^ PH ~nT LANE, LONDON, E.