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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5498, 20 April 1910, Page 4

CUAS. TI. SELBIE, UANP AGENT. 13G ACKKN-L.1.P., situated about 6 mile* fvum Tr Puke, on a good road 1 (( i«' f! - n ****** 2 „ which is newly laid ».owr,, well wat«rii. ring fenced, and sub-di-vided into five paddocks. 10 acres in maize, and five m turnips and carrots. Two miles Item rarest school. At present carrying ~o dairy cows, 6 horses and dry stock New 4-roomed house, washhouse, cowshed, trap eh<#, etc. Kent per annum, £3. Frire, ±-«* 10s per acre. Easy t«m» arraag. gj No. 2i>3 2000' ACRES-Freebold, 500 acres cleared and in rough feed, ring fenced, about 1500 acres heavily timbered bush country- Good sjxroomed house, bathroom, an.l outbuildings. Good road to propcrby, conveniently: situated, would carry in present condition 300 head at cattle. This is a cheap Place at £2 15s o<r acre. Terms arranged. No- 2 ~ J ■200 ACRE* of excellent fattening and dairying land, well watered, and conveniently sub-divided. Situated in the heart of Tien district and five miles from rising township, creamery, and school handy to property. The owner will lease for five years with purchasing clause at a very reasonable rental. No. 600 2« ACRKS,— O.R.P., situated close *o Matata, on a good road, ring- • nee.l. with seven wires and five posts to chain ; 300 acrM in grass, which was heavy bush I ami ; balance : 200 acres in in bush ; remainder in tall fern ami tutu, 20 acres in swedes. Four-roomed house, sheep yards, etc., carrying at present 800 ewes. Will easily winter two sheep per acre besides other stock. This is an excellent property and a safe investment at £2500. Terms arranged. No. 252 490 ACREF-O.;R.P.,situated tflitee miles from Taneatua, practically all undulating to hilly land, with the exception of 12 acres flat sub-divided into ihree paddocks, 7 wires, watered by permanent creeks. Three miles from school, cheese factory, and township. House (two rooms) built of iron. Carrying at present 200 sheep and 60 head of cattle. Price. £2500 Terms. No. 251 CHAS. H. SELBIE, r TAITRANOA AND TE PUKE. OR D. W. SELBIE, TAURANGA REPRESENTATIVE. A. & ,1. QTJINTOJN PLUMBERS, GABPITTERS, AN« GENERAL METAL WORKERS. AMILTON & WILLOW STREETS, TAURANGA. CORRUGATED IRON TANKS (ALL SIZES) FROM £1 10 S. Spouting, Ridging, and Down Pipe, Gas and Water Pipes, G-asfittings of >cry Description, Mantles, Chimneys and Burners. Hot Water Pitte ami Guaranteed. COUNTRY WORK A SPECIALTY. CALL AND SEE OUR SELECTIONS AND SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. THE TAURANGA GAS PROPRIETARY IAF-SIUE to inform the public -I-/ that they have removed tt^ir large stock of GAS-FITTINGS A N API'UUTEMAMJES to the GAS WORKS, where customers' require meats will in future r>3 attended to Office Hours : 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. dosing on Thursdays at 1 p.m. ESTIMATES FREE. CHARGES MODERATE. J. MILLER MANAGER. TO COUNTY SETTLERS AND THE RESIDENTS OF TAURANGA BOROUGH. C. HOWELL WISHES TO INFORM tbo Public of Tauranga and surrounding districts that he has commenced business as a . COAL * FIREWOOD MERCHANT, CARTER, CARRIER, AND FORWARDING AGENT, and hopes by civility, strict attention to business and moderate charges to mer>fc a fair share of support. A TRIAL SOLICITED. C. HOWELL, Cameron Road, Tauranga. TE PUKE CLUB. PRIVATE HOTEL, »T»BF abort popular establishment -*• la conducted by Mrs E. L. Smith, who desires' to thank the public for their liberal patronage. First - class accommodation 'or Boardors and Travellers. CUISINE A SPECIALTY. Afternoon Tea for Ladies. ?S3Bir odious Stabling and Paddocking for Horses. TERMS M6DERATB. INI. L SMITH, _ Proprietress. TELEPHONE STABLES. m. p. Stewart DERfO to notify the public of 'tma- ■*-* rantra and surrounding districts tiiat he has taken, over the ir*KBY AND BAIT STABLE* Situated in SPRING STREET, aid Hopes, by civility and strict «tUntm to business, to merit a fair Share of support. J. FAULKNER CARRIES. COAI & FIREWOOD MBBOBAIrT. GREY STREET, TAUBANOA« Goods Shipped aai Wiwlwd. ruraltvr* Carnally Rsmkwß. AVER'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Sixty years ago physicians first used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, an*' ever since then it has tocen the standard cough remedy all over the world. Thousands of families, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, eep a bottle of it in the house, g itettdy for ao emergency <- AVER'S CHfcRRY PECTORAL, controls the spasmodic efforts of coughing, relieves the congestion in the throat, quiets the rnflamtnation in the bronchial tubes, and prevents -Wie lungs from tjocoming involved There arc many substitutes and imitations. Be sure you get Ayer's Cherry <Pvctoral. jt contains no narcotic or poisun of any ktnd..