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Evening Post, Volume XLVI, Issue 19, 22 July 1893, Page 4

A. T. BATE, SHABEBROKER, LAND, BSTATB FINANCIAL, INallliANf'E, AUD GENERAL COMMISSION AG^NT, District Aj.'«'nr Palatine Insurance Co., Manager Gas consumer."' Protective Association, 24, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON. FOR SALE. MANAWATU DISTRICT— Fine Farm of 1250 acres, nearly all in gTasa ; eight-roomed house and outbuildings ; one of the best properties in the district ; £8 per acre. Easy terms. A bargain Small Sheep Run, of 1040 aoreß, half grassed ; first-class hind; within three miles of railway station ; £6 7s 6d per aore. TermsFarm of 1200 aores, partly improved; good land ; within five miles of railway station ; £5 per aore. Can be sold in one to three lots A large number of smaller Farms, from 4J acres up to 900 aoros, comprising the piok of the district TAEANAKI DISTEICT- " Croftmoor," near Hawera. A well-known property of 650 acres : cond agricultural and pastoral land ; lully improved ; house and complete outbuildings. Pioperty has yielded large crops of wheat, barley, potatoes, &c. Larpp proportion of money can lemain on mm Itmgo 50 acres very good Land, including firstolass orchard of 16 acres (12 years old), in full bearing, nine-roomed dwellinghouse and commodious jam factory, in full working order ; within a short distance of a railway station ; i.'25(0. STEATFOBD, STBATHMORE, MIDHUEST, TOKO, INGLbWOOD, 4c— A number of Farms and unimproved Sections, ranging from 12 to 2oiO acres WAIRABAPA DISTRICT— 2000 Acres, part of a well-known run ; good open limestone country; part English, part native grasses; fenced and well watered; good road; £4 per acie. Terms 3580 Aores, in Carterton district; homestead and outbuildings. Stock at valua' ion 1200 Aores, near Greytown ; £4 10b per acra Other properties, from 18 to t>7oo acreß PAHIATUA and MAKURI DISTBICTSA large number of Fropetties of all kinds — freehold, perpetual lease with right of purchase, &o. — inclndiug some picl;ed sections in the Makuri and other choieo blocks AUCKLAND - 9000 acres in the North of Auckland, with large house, &o. Price, £4000, on terms. Splendid climate, good fishinjr, shooting, and yachting Farms in Te Aroha and Waikato distrioto Large Houses and extensive grounds at Epsom and Bemuera. Fine propertu-q, and exceedingly oheap House and hind at North Shore HUTT AND TAITA— Honse and 111 acres of hind; two acres orchard, rpet gross, all plonghable ; all necessary outbuildings ; capital place for small dairy farm. Easy terms Large House and 22 acres of land ; greenhouses, stables, Ac. ; good level land : all in grass, and nearly all ploughable. £2000 30 acres at Western Hult-road ; good building sitPß. or suitable for grazing. £15 per acre 318 acres, Upper Hutt ; small portion cleared and grassed. 30s per acre WADESTOWN— Seven- loumud house and 1£ acres of laud; magnificent view ; w ithin ea3y distance of i own ; a good property KARORI— Large eleven-roomed Hou»e and six m-ie" ; garden, orchards, lawns, paddoi-fc-, largo i utbuiUhngs, and every convenience ; a most dcsirault" property; pait of the land available for building sitci. Will be valuable before many years PETONE- Several Building Sites TUWN PROPERTIES— Houses in Tinakori-road, Hobson.streer, Brook-streot, Woolcombe-street, Kcntterrace, Toyman-street, Home-street Honse and two acres, Epuni-street 2} acres near Botanical Gardens; a real bargain and capital investment ; three small cottages on property. Price, only £450 A Special Feature Made of Land Office Work in all its Branches. Lodging applications for land, transfers, md other dealings, attending ballots, aucrion sales, Land Board meetings, <tc. Titles to native and other lands searched. Money to lend and mortgagf s negotiated "n approved freehold securities. A. T. BATE, Land and Ebtate Agent, &c., 24, Lambton-quay. THOMPSON BROS. & CO., COAL MERCHANTS, DIXON-STRMT, Fkathebston-strket, AND MuRPHY-BTRI«r. WEIGHT, KANISH & CO., 161, CUBA-STREET, BILLIABD TABLE MANOFACTUEERS, And Sole Makers of the Patent Cold-resisting Low ' Excelsior' Cushion. Note.— All our Tables aro made and finished after the most approved Englith design, are fitted with thick bolted slate beds, covered with best West of England cloth, and all the latest improvements. Intending purchasers would do well, in considering their own interests, by inspecting the Table recently put np in the Working Men's Club. The Low '■ Excelsior" Cushion runs very fast, is noiseless, and is the only reliable Cushion with an almost sqnare face manufactured true to angles ; and we challenge onr Cushions againßt any of those imported. These Cushions can be fitted to any table for the sum of £15 155, and may be seen in the InvercorgillClnb, the Royal Oak Hotel, Wellington, the Masonic Hotel, Wellington, Foster's Hotel, Wanganui, and at several other leading places in the colony. Pricelists on application. LETT'S rROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES FROM MASTEBTON TO TENUI AND CASTLEPOINT. The Coach leaves the Club Hotel at 7.30 a.m. every Tuesday and Friday for Homewood ; returns in timn to catoh afternoon train to Wellington following day. Coach forTenuiand Castlepoint leaves at 8 a.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays. THOS. P. LETT, Proprietor. COBB A < • ■ - TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES, WittiAai Nkit.l,, Proprietor. MASTEETON TO <"" SI LEPOINT AND TINUT. THE Coach leaves tha Booking Office at 7.30 a.m. every Tuesday and Friday. Drags, biggies, <fco., and first-class hacks always on hire. A 'Bus meets every train at the Railway Station. WILLIAM NEILL, Propietoi. HUNTER * COS TELEGEAHP LINE OF COACHES Leave Woodville for Paliiatus twice daily ->ach way, at 9.40 a.m. and 1 p.m., after irriyal of Wellington train, rptnrning from Pahiatua'B a.m. and 3.30 p.m., in time fcr /rains for Woilington and Napier. Coaches ■cave for Ekotahnna daily nt 9.40 a.m.. in .ime for Wellington train, returning frcm Rlketahuna daily at 1.30 p m., after arrival .f train from Wellington. HUNTER & CO., Proprietors WnodviMn Agents— Cook & Son, Wellington. pLDB HU.TEL, MASTERTuN Wairarapa. ALFRED ELKINS ... Pbopmetob. This Hotel offers Superior Aooomniod*tion to Settlers, Travellers, and Private Families. Baths. Sample Roohb. Stables and wpP-p-nasad Pafldonks. " All who would acmevo suooets should endoavonr to merit it." y\ T R have dnring tUs p<«t year (pnrod • • no expense in endeavouring to mako our Beer eeoond to none in New Zealand)? and oan now confidently assert we havo smf needed in doing so. We InTite all who enjoy • Good Glass ol BEES To ask for 'STAPLES' BEST, On Draught, at almost all Hotel* in the City &nd sun ounding Diitriotii And confidently anticipate their Terdiot will be that Staples A Co. have tnooesufully removed the reproich that go°d Beer oonld not be brewed in Wellington J. STAPLES 4 00. (Lijutib). MoiJtSWOBTH ANO MuitPßT BTIMBTB.