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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XV, Issue 2361, 21 November 1888, Page 3

;■■ .A^yJM&isSfcS^^ Situa- ' XjL tions Vacant, Wanted, and of f Places to Let, under this head, not exceeding fourteen words, . will be charged one shilling, and one penny per word over that number. Cash TfTAKTBD.-A Situation by a ? f Respectable Person »s Mother's Help, or good General Servant. — Apply, by letter only, to V; If., Office of thts Paper. Good references. FOR SALE, Cheap— Bplendjd Double Family Buggy, with shafts, pole, and lamps complete. Also, a first-class Piano, by J". and J. Hopkinson, Lundon.— Apply to Edw. Butt, Durham Street. ' C< /CALLED BAOK/WThe Elite \J Rink Be-opens To-morrow afternoon. Prices as usual. Carniral on Wednesday. ; ? ! WANTED KNOWN^llfep C. ». Carter will take orders for Music, Tuning, Ac., and tranaactany business on ray behalf .—H. iL. HabSTOir, Music Warehouse, Thames. - "...iii 1 : ■■■ ' t fun. 1. mi if f..— m WANTED TO SELL.-6 sets Draught Harness, complete ; Portable Blacksmith's Fdrge, Anvil, Hammers, Ac. ; Plough Harness, Bullock Chains, Crow-bar, 1 splendid Revolver, Rifle and Cover, 1 Gun and Case, &c., Ac. — J. Bodell. f^O LET, at a verjr low renial, 280 X Acres at Rangioru, wittin five miles of the Te Puke Cheese factory, where i milk will be purchase 4 daring the season, The land is partially fence4«and more than half laid down in grass. A two-roomed bouse is erected.— Apply to J. A. Clibk, Tau>anga. • ' : ■•■ ■ ■-"[ " . FOR BALE,-A BARGAIN. fTIHB wett-known Farm of '♦Spring A dale," the property of ilr B. S. Galbraith, eonsistiag of 200 acres in Te Puke the most thrirrag settlement in the Tauranga District. The soil is of first-class quality, and produces rich pastures, aud large crops of roots and cereals. '* In thorouth cultitation f orstx years, and subdivided into eight paddocks. Sii-rootned House, including Dairy, and Urge Cement Tank, ' FiviMtsilled Stable, Harnesl Room, larg^ Store Shed, tbre«^talle4 Cow Shed, Bacon-curing Home, Tool Room, two larg^ Maire Cribs, capable of storing 000 sacks of Maize. 'One of these cribs is 43ft. by 15ft, and can be used as a Barn. An acre of Orchard beside the hocse, well stocked with carefully Assorted Fruit Trees. Plentiful supply of Water. TbeFarmis on a gentle slope, facing North-East, and has produced large crops of Maize, Oats, and Roots. The Pastures produce a large quantity of rich milk. The Cheese of the Te Puke Factory has obtained the highest price in the market. Apply to tfAMBSTBODELL, -•;*; T Auctioneer, Taufanga; JAMES GALBRMTfi, Solicitor, Tadr'anga. WHEAT AND OAT OHO?, 1888. NOndi TO FA.BMEBP. TO supply a much-felt want we have ordered from America a first-class Thresher and Finisher, and are prepared to book orders at a low rate for the coming season. TU^HILL, MOL(J^X A CO., 27n Greertoo. TIMBER MERCHANT BUILDERS' IRONMONGER. EVERY VAittDßTf of BITILD. ING and FENCING Materials at the lowest possible prices lor cash. Safeties and Doom— alfthe ordinary sizes kept in stock : Brick*, lilme^ and Cement —a Tariety to choose from Painty 011% and Varnishes —nonebntthe best brands stocked Glass cut to »I»e and carefully packed ■-•■'■ Postiv Rails, and Palings, * Shingles, Laths, and Pickets Galvanized Iron, Spouting, and Bidge-caps, all Bizes, always in ,'. f stock : . ■'■■■ .'" ; ;^ I¥alls, Lockf, Hinges, and all Builders' Eeqnisites Wire NeMm& widthf^t price to defy competition " ■-■''' ■ "; ■ ." '■' ■{ . _:-;■ '* r■ ■ ; % IBAmBBO Aifn^i.Aiif Wire. STRAND, SPRING ii» WILLOW STREETS TAURANGA. rSTS&mOc VSm BtoT ia nett vT to gettin? into popularly, if , you hBTe good things to sell, advertise n the Tnoßß. '