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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1840, 19 May 1885, Page 4

CONCERNING NEW ZEALAND AND THE BAY OF PLENTY. fvSri 1 J™ lng IB i lfferent t0 *« -irudgerjr of thi» pursuit to Englaud and 2S^ T b ed t0 llV^ aDd dfe " under tteir own vine and their #rf 'D ° man darm e to ma3f e them afraid " Title to the tad* guaranteed by the Government of New Zealand. ReliabU information and advice on application to THE HEW ZEALAND ESTATE & PASSENGER AGENCY JSew Zealand Chamber 3d, Leadenhaxl Street, G-EO. VESJEY STEW.AR T> PRINCIPAL. wiU rapidly enhance the value of land in this grand settlement aUvauta S es ■ Kow jg.tlieltjme^o Emigrate and Invest ZUmvyfriu tfew Zealand. Forfullett information on New Zealand call at The IVevr Zealand Commercial Agency, The New Zealand Passenges- Agency. The Rtew Zealand Estate Agency, The New Zealand Cadet Agency, The^Vesey Stewart Settlements. (Annually) The Year Book of New Zealand, London 4- N.Z. Tri-WeeMy) The Bay of Plenty Times, New Zealand. (Monthly) The New Zealand Guardian, London 4- Neiv Zealand. LONDON OPFICESs : NEW ZEALAND CHAMBERS, 34 LEADENPALL STREET, E.G., , And Correspondents in the leading Cities of the United Kingdom, and in Kew 2ealan^ at Auckland Tanranga, Napier, New Plymouth, Wellington Taranaki, Nelson, Christchiirch, Dunedin, &c. , m Introductions will be given to persons seeking employment and securing , «M»r pawages through these offices, and of Mr Stewart's ''Special" Agents in Great Britain, to all who can produce satisfactory references and introductions . . ,** M » *o***«*t clearly understood that persons who may prefer ffoin<* out » these "Bpecial" ships, axe not under the slightest obligation, implied or -•tiwnrue, to Mr Stewart with regard to the purchase of land, and thai they «• entirely their own free agents to the fullest extent. } GEO. VESEY STEWART, Principal ?XS JfjßW ZjBAIAirDiEsrATB AHB FASSEKGEB AGEIfCt, Nut Zealand Chambers* H Ltadmhall Strett t London, E, C. IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKIES PURE AND UNADULTERATED Messrs DOUNES SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND ■;• ]to.«d» to thoroughly meet the requirements of the largest importer, or tl«rpurchaßers of small quantities, special attention it paid u f bottling dfj * . ftre Bu PP Ue^ » Stoppebed Bottiks, in 2 doz. cases each case dmiiWe by the saw into four perfect cases, each case containing it for despatch to any up-country station. ' '^iJ^IJ^SS^ BU PP fied > Dounes are pure and of extraordinary ralue, the bottle B are worth presernng, and the conrenience of packing the risk of breakage and facilitates an up-country trade •*, +? e Pr °J >n l* OrS °! S SetS t Ue^ B are coni ioisseur S , and being conyersant Sf^FfS?' ° f w\ h6 % dißtilI T es of and Irdand, invite the attention of the public to these as the finest Irish and Scottish brands •rer pre»ented in New Zealand. M UtB 'T b 5h T§ ma t C f f l rom^ ""PP^ of fchese celebrated fS££fi of^ ce o ß ufnaf W ZCaland ' nam ° 8 ° f A^ tS TO-** in ; J3OXJNES & Co.. 213T0 263PHILPOT LANE,I /LONDON, E .