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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 371, 19 December 1882, Page 3

i. TTTAIMATE PLAINS LAND VV TRANSFER OFFICE. GEORGE A. HURLEY, Licensed Land Bbokeb, Manata. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD LAND AT WAVERLEY AND MANUTAHI, ON TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, 20th DEC, Immediately after the Government Land Sale. CF. BARKER • has received instructions from 11. I. Twigg, Esq., to sell by auction, at his auction rooms, Patea — j His well-known Farm near Waverley, consisting of Sections 230, 231, 232, 233, 235, 236, 275, Containing 550 Acres 550 more or less. It is well watered, close to a Railway Station, and its grazing capabilitios are first-class, s The Auctioneer would call special attention to this opportunity of obtaining a first-class Freehold ! Farm in this favorite distinct. Terms, easy ; at Sale. D. Fleming, Esq., of Waverley, will show intending purchasers over the Farm. Also, — On behalf of the executors of the late Mr. R. Titllocii, ■ 103-ACEE FARM AT MANUTAHI, Sections 354 and 3SB, Manutahi Block. This farm is well watered, and close ! to the Manutahi Railway Station. Also, — , 10-ACRE FARM AT MANUTAHI, 5 Town Section No. 17. This farm is fenced and subdivided, with a four-roomed house and outbuildings erected thereon, and is at present in the occupation of Mrs. M. Campbell. Also, — TOWN SECTIONS No. 112 and 164, Kakabamea. ! These properties are for absolute sale, as it is the intention of the executors to wind up the estate. Also, By instructions of Mr. Eobt. Bbuce 23 Acre Farm 23 AT MANUTAHI, WITH Good Cottage and extensive outbuildings ; piggery, capable of fattening 40 pigs ; subdivided into 5 paddocks, 7 acres in wheat, 10 acres in oats, rest in grass. This is a most desirable Small Farm, with good homestead, close to first-rate school. Terms at sale, remarkably easy, to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply to ! C. F. BARKER, Auctioneer, } Patea. E EUREKA ! 4 DVANCE OTAKEIIO. In thanking our Friends and the Public for their liberal support since ' the opening of our GENEEAL • STORE and BAKERY at Otakeho, • we would intimate that we have • just opened up a Fubtheb Choice ) Supply of GROCERlES— including New Season's Fruit, in cubbants, Raisins, » Sultanas, Figs, Almonds, &c. which, to meet the usual increased demand just now, will be disposed of at Lowest Possible Pbices. • DEAPEEY & CLOTHING— AYe have just to hand a most CAEEFULLY SELECTED STOCK, which the public would do well to inspect at once, and observe the moderate price marked on each article. CEOCKEEY, HAEDWAEE, &c— In these lines we can furnish Fabm, Household, or Camp i with very BEST GOODS at r smallest remunerative figures. t BAKING & CONFECTIONERY— Having secured the services of a thorough Tradesman, our Bread, Biscuits, Buns, CHRISTMAS CAKES, Tea Cakes, Tarts, have only to be tried to give satisfaction. " BLENNERHASSETT BEOS., Stobekeepees, And Genebal Commission Agents. ' N.B.— A few FARMS and Town a SECTIONS for sale cheap. r I\/f BOURKE & CO., Jj-1_» Laving taken over the Colonial Brewery, beg to inform the public that Mr. Crawford will cony tinue to manage the brewing depart- „ ment. Is I , A continuance of the support given to Messrs. Crawford and Co. is solicited. None but the best article supplied. 1067 "ly/TUSIC ! MUSIC ! MUSIC! B. Hombebo, Professor of Music, attends pupils at their private houses, and at his residence in Princes-street, next to Court-house. ' Bands provided for balls and r parties. 127 Lj AFOURTEEN-COLUMfcF Wbbklt Supplement is given away gratis to Readers of the Hawera and Normanby Star, Patea County Chronicle, ,£ and Waiinate Plains Gazette 5 EVERY SATURDAY.