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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XL, Issue 5776, 1 March 1912, Page 1

public mjtrt:s. WICLiNKiSHAV. At'lML J7. At 2 (.."cluck. OHiDITfESIATE, UAV 01" I'LLCNTV. DUOU ACIiE^S VOW Sul)(li\i(!<-il into 32 I AH3IvS a 2 Areas from 70 TO 1147 ACHES SOIL A lUvKl' LOAM. KXCKPTIONA.LLY \YATKKKH BY CLEAIi yrKKAMS. SCJLTAJ'.LK I'Oli l>ALliVt.\;:, Cl^Ml---IM.NU or l-'A'L'TKNI.N-S. iNSIIUJCTKD by Mi-.^Slii "m-/A - Kl-L. i<: lIOWK, the umiL-rsk'n.'.! will sell l^y I'ublie AuL-ti.)ii tho CHAMIJKU OF t'OMMiOU-'K. SWANSON ST., Alil'Kl.VM'. JJlli WI^LL-KNOWN oil.Mill 1-".S-TATK, situated 6nk i.\ mill's from Tauranga. Tauranga, nn the i unplotion of the Mast Coast liailway, and with llie now v hart rofontly t-r----ectc-fl at deep water is destined lo become a. large City ; jras aiwl water supplies ha-vo -laU'ly Ik'lmi iiistalletl ami the Town i.s progTc-Hsiiig rnpidly. OC the 82 Sections of OIIACI'iT many are highly improved, i!n' balance liaving" vto-i-vus amownls >l i..ipro\eme7its, g"i\ \ng the purchaser fl wide range to fiioose from. The Instate i.s all easy unduKiting country, a large portion 'being ploii'g'habie. The soil is a deep loam, very easily worked, grows all Knglish grasses, maize, oats and roots to perfection. livery section is beautiiully watered by creeks and Lho climate is exceptionally mild. THI-: KOAD.S thjough. the Isstato are being1 laid o/T, ami tenders will •be called for formation as soon a:., possible. JIKOU'LAJI STOCK, sales are held at Tauranga and To I'nke, Waihi is an excellent market for Fats. and there i.s a proposal on foot to erect Freezing Works at railhead, deep water, so that Settlers have, every opportunity of either acquiring or disposing of stock. THE SALFj of OUAirjT is a rare opportunity of acquiring a Farm of good quality in a supenb climate, adjacent to a nourishing- Port and handy to a railway, on easy terms. TJSIiM.S for Homestead block, 10 per cent, cash, 23 1-3 per cent, on Ist .July, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Other lUo<:ks, 10 ;x>r <_■; nt. cash, 15 percent, on Ist July, balance 5 years at 5 p.-r cut. Hans ami Particulars from NI.CW '/■!•;AL.LYD WAX k MKJtCAXI'ILJJ AQJ3XCV CO., JLTH (All Branches), W. 11, McGAiniV •&. C 0.,, Darhv IHiildiivys, Queen ' St., Al.CKland, >V. 11. -S& A. McUA-UJ'vV, J'"LTIJAM, or T. MAM>E.\o- JACKSOX, Auctioiieers, Customs St. \?:., ACCKLAM). TAUKAMiA LAWN TKNMS AM) CJ{O(H.ET CLLIS. riiHL: Annual Fete of the Taura.JL ng-a Tennis and (Jrotmet, Club has, owing to the unproiii'.ious weather, been rOSTI'ONKI) till THLHSDAV, 3IAHUU 3:1-th. Look out for future announcements. TALTIAM;A TICEXSJNU DISTIUCT LADIES AND (HCNTLEMEN". I I BEG to oiler myHelf as a Catidrdatt; at the forthcoiuing Klecti'OJl. Should you do me the honour to return me as one of your representatives, I shall do my best to assist in administering" the law in a fait; and impartial manner. Yours faithfully. JOS. POHLEX. NOTICE. HAVING acquired the sole rights of Messrs U rapes and U;obhiy' Collingwood Fruit Farm, I am now prepared to supply fruit. Dessert, Bottling, and Jam. in -quantities to suit purchasers. Also, Good, Dry Ti-tree Firewood at lOs per ton, (delivered. W. E. ROBINS. TO TOCiUSTS AND FISILN'U I'Atit'lES. j -v r ILKl1: LASS, 3511., 15 i k _ > f # jLj # h.p. (Un'on). for iijre i\-» Tourists and Fishing Parti-s, ,)n\ or week ; competent engineer and n'..-.-.-ter. Any part of Coast an ( llurbowr worked between Maketu iitui ri;uiranea. Trips made to any iishing grounds or islands in the liay, u v ,«re splendid deep-sen. Mshtfi,sr is obUiinablc—Api»ly. FOIH), tfnLaVd. j J. FAULKNER CAKRIBH,' roAL & FIKEWOOD MERCHANT STBEET, TAt/RANGA. fJnids Shipped nad . lieceived. runsiture Carefully RemovecL A. E. Ncwshain, .Telephone Stablo>s, chd supply rifling horses and bugL'le;> at all hours. Telephone No. 9i*^