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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XX, Issue 2548, 29 June 1892, Page 3

ME AND MkSASUERAsHEtt desire to. return their most grateful thanks to all iheir friends for the kindness and condolence shown to them since their late severe affliction. Sunny-side, Spring Street, IMPOUNDED by J. McKoberts, on June 27th, one bright bay horee, no visible brand or distinguishing marks. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold at the Public Pound, on Thursday, June 30th, at noon. DAVID HALL, Ponndkeeper. NOTICE TO WHEAT PLANTERS. AS THIS IS THE TIME for sowing wheat, the undersigned wishes to let the Pongakawa, Kaikokopu, Maketu and Te Puke settlers know that they intend erecting a Flour Mill at Kaikokopu in time for next season's wheat. ! Jonathan Beown, for PITT & CO. ROTOBUA-GALATKA ROAD. No. 1 Contract, 69 chains unmettalled Road. WRITTEN TENDERS for the above contract will be received at the General Survey Office, Wellington, until noon on Monday, fche Ist August next. They must be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Lands, and marked outside, " Tender for No. 1 Contract, Rotorua-Galalea Road." Plans and specifications may be seen at the Post Office, Rotorua. C. W. HURSTHOUSE, Road Surveyor. 27th June, 1892. NOTICE. rpHE UNDERSIGNED having this X day sold his business of coach proprietor, carter, and coal and - firewood merchant, lately carried on by him at Tauranga, to Mrs Alice Fenton, of Tauranga, whilst thanking the public for its support requests a continuance of the same to his successor, Mrs Alice Fenton. All debts due to me incurred since the 17« h November, 1891, are to be paid to Mrs Alice Fenton, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge for the same, and all debts due by me in connection witn this business since the above date will be paid by Mrs Alice Fenton. MITCHEL NESBIT. Katikati, June 9, 1892. FARM TO LET. HHHE well-known Te Koutu farm, JL about 53 acres of good. land, fenced, and 8-roomed house, good substantial stable and coach house, cow shed, piggeries, &c. Hot mineral bath in grounds. Situate on shore of Rotorua La ke.l mile from Ohinemutu. For further particulars apply to ROBERT KING, Agent, Lake House, Botorua. GRAND PLAIN AND FANCY-DRESS BtOc_L L. HARINGTON STREET HALL, j (BENNETT & SPENCE's STOEE.) Wednesday, 6th July. (Under the patronage of His Worship the Mayor, D. Lundon, Eeq., and Mrs Lundon.) THE TAURANGA BAND ASSISTED BY Bandmaster A. R. Hunter and Mr G. Rout, OF THE ARTILLERY BAND, AUCKLAND, WILL FURNISH THE MUSIC. Admission: Double Ticket, 10s ; Gentleman's Ticket, 7s 6d ; Lady's ' Ticket, 43. Spectator s Ticket, 2s. Tickets may be obtaiued fiom the following (•oinmitteemen — Messrs C. G. Carter, G-. Bonner, T. Stuart and G. A.Wavd. Dancing to commenc 9 at 8.30. YATES'S UNRIVALLED GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS AND BIRD SEED HAVE ARRIVED. | ALL NEW SEEDS. FOR SALE. Improved Farms, 100 to 800 acres, on clef erred payments. FOR SALE. Unimproved Farms, 50 to 500 acres, on deferred payments. F O R SAL E: All kinds of Agricultural Seeds, Groceries, Flour, Maize, Oats, and Fowl Wheat. ' • r\* - * v/# BOOTS, SHOES & SLIPPERS AT LOW PRICES. LICENSED LAND BROKER. TRANSFERS. LEASES, MORTGAGES, &c, executed. j. BO DELL, Strand, Tauranga.