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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1844, 30 May 1885, Page 4

CONeEBOHN© NEW ZEALAND AND THE BAY OF PLENTY, J3EFERBIN& to the annexed Circular, full information will be lent on JLtj receipt of a ftamped envelope, directed for a reply, accompanied with tt«£pence in portage stamp, for which a pamphlet descriptive of the Colony, tteßettlementß Opemngt for Capital, Mode of Colonial Homing, and fullest jparticulttß will be gent. • • The object of the«e Settlements is to combine capital with labour' promote, kgh-clasß emigration of energy and ability-affording congenial pociety for gentlemen of capital or of fixed incomes, retired Military, Naval or Indian officew, or the Civil Service, where they will enjoy all the amenities of JSnglMh cjvjhzed bf© with the thousand advantages for their children their WiTei and daughtersm the most rising colony under the British flag. '"With th« «n»urpa»Bed climate of the last Coast on the Northern Island of New *taJand, farming is different to the drudgery of this pursuit in England and # jtnowledgeiß easily acquired without any previous experience. W itll regard to W ©rking-men, from being thus thrown into iinmeftiate contact with thwr more wealthy neighbours, they can, in a very short tone, acquire freeholdi of their own, which are offered on easy terms of payment, and are thus enabled to live and die "under their own vine and their pwn fig tree, no man daring to make them afraid " (Title to the lands guaranteed by the Government of New Zealand. ■ .ill Meltable information and advice on application to THE OT ZEALAND ESTATE & PASSENGER AGENCY New Zeaxand Chambers, 34 Leadenhaxl Street, GEO. VES.EY STEWART, PRINCIPAL. The Bay of Plenty has a Coaut Line of 120 miles, including the fine Harbour of Tauranga. A new Railway wiU shortly be constructed, running through rich country to KOTORUA, founded by the New Zealand Governwent as the Sanatorium or CITY OF HEALTH. These unusual advantages will rapidly enhance the value of land in thin grand Bettlement. Wow Is f be. time to Emigrate and Iroest Moneylin - New Zealand. For fullest information on New Zealand call at The IVew Zealand Commercial Agency, Tlie Wfew Zealand Passenger Agency, The New Zealand Estate Agency, The New Zealand Cadet Agency, Tbe^Vesey Stewart Settlements. __. (Annually) The Year Book of New Zealand, London <$• N.Z. T ri.Weekly) The Bay of Plenty Times, New Zealand. (Monthly) The New Zealand- Guardian, London 4- New Zealand. LONDON OITICIS: NEW ZEALAND CHAMBERS, 34 LEADENPALL STREET, E.G., And Correspondents in the leading Cities of the United Kingdom, and in j Kew Zealand at Auckland, Tauranga, Napier, New Plymouth, Wellington ! Taranaki, Nelßon, Christchurch, 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 1 Great Britain, to all who can produce satisfactory references and introductions It i», however, clearly understood that persons who may prefer going out I in these " special" ships, are not under the slightest obligation, implied or ©thwwiie, to Mr Stewart with regard to the purchase of land and that they ! Mt tntiraly theii own free agents to the fulleat extent. GEO. VESEY STEWABT, Principal Shi 2Tiw Siaujtb Estatx ahd Passxiweb Aexvcr, New Zealand Chamber*, U Lsadenhall Street, London, E.C, • IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKIES PURE A»D UNADULTERATED Messrs DOUNES SMIIIT MERCHANTS AND ** p "ifp 8^ D To?£ai izxss^r the ifc*?* 01 *? 1 t0 meet the requirement, of the largest importers Zd Jkh n antitie »; *«*»* attention U paid toboU^caTcl j. • * re ro PP He ? k Stoppbbed Bottlxb, in 2 doz. cases each case divisible by the .aw into four perfect cases, each ca*e containing^ six bottles #t for despatch to any up-country station. S uornes, J H 5.]! ? J i S? ci BU PP fied ,S 7 Meßßrs . Do^e. are pure and of extraordinary Yftlttc, the battles are worth preserving, and the convenience of packing dammshe. the risk of breakage and facilitates an up-country trade paCkmg •4.viv P 10 ?"^ 03 * °\ ese are connoisseurs, *nd being conversant 2?«£y?° rf T oi^\^&«™?™*°i Scotland and IrelandTnyUe —Arrangements are being made for the prompt iupply of tHeie celebrated I t ■ ■ &■ C 0.2 uTi.'r .2l- : TQ;26 PHILPOT LANE, v :.; ;':''; :; v ; ■"■., :';... . ..•' uMvon, &c-