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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1638, 31 May 1887, Page 3

Properties placed in my hands for 3£ months will he advertised in Haweba Stab and Egmont Star free of charge at least once a week for three months. FOR SALE. Freeholds. Acres. 139— Sees. 27, 2S, ii., Waimate, level, 79ac. grassed, well fenced, watered by Otakeho stream, 4-roomed house ; reason for sale, dissolution of partnership by Messrs. Ogden and Tharratt. Price, £6 los. 80— Sec. 10, in., Waimate, on Normanby Road, open land, ploughed and grassed ; fourroomed house and cowshed ; occupier, Mr. Wells. £11. 100— Sees. 57, 58, xi., Kaupo. ; level bush, Eltham rd., near Kaponga. Price, =£2 10s ; easy terms may arranged. 89— Sees. 239 (37a ) and 242 (52a.) Okotuku Block, 2 j miles from Waverley, open grassed land, 4-roomed house. 37a. £6 10s; 52a , £7. At present let to Mr. John Batt. 223— Sees. 41, 42, 43, 44, Tin., Waimate, rich open land, midway between Manaia and Hawera, GO acres ploughed into grass, balance surface sown, all j ploughable, sir paddocks ; sixroomed house ; four-roomed J cottage for men ; cow, buggy, and sheep shearing s.heds, sheep dip ; orchard in full bearing. Price, £10 10s. Occupier — Mr. W. Dingle. 339— Sees. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, v., aud 33, i., Waimate, near Otakeho ; splendid, open land, well grassed and watered, all level, seven paddocks, good fences, 4-roomed dwelling, outbuildings ; at present stocked with 300 head cattle, and occupied by Mr. J. Kelland. Price, £10 10s. Easy terms if required 175— Sees. 22, 23, xni., Opunake, Main Road, 6 well-watered paddocks in good grass, carries 150 head cattle, beautiful lake on property, and 6roomed dwelling with outhouses. Occupied by Messrs. Sim?.on Bros. Price, £6 10s Pihama — Sec. 4, containing f-acre Man 4iA— Sees. 8, 9, 10, 11, 22, xiiit. £31 10s ; also about 30 sections Okaiawa — Sees. 35 and 36, each 1 acre. £15 each Otakeho — Sec. 78, 3 acres, £39 Deferred Payments. 120— Sec. 120, xr., Kaupo., bush, Neill Road, 65 ac. grassed 1 , 23 ac. felled, all fenced Leaseholds — goodwill of Acres. 44 — Part sec. 35, i., Ngaire, 44 acres, with dwelling. 7 years to run at 8s rental. 10 cows could be let as well 283 — Near Manaia, open, watered, 26 years ; 3 yrs at Bs, balance 12s TO LET,— Acres. 99— Sees. 75, 79, iv., Waimate, level, grassed land, 4-roomed house. £50 per annum ; 15 cows, for 2 yrs, free 476— Sees. 28, 29, xiv., Kaupo., Rowan Road, grassed this year, and now being fenced. 250 — Near Pihama, open, Main road WANTED, To Rent : 75 to 150 ac. open, with or without house TO LEND,— I have been instructed to invest £400 and £5000 at current rates, in sums to suit borrowers ; also £100 GEORGE A. HURLEY, Licensed Land Broker, Manaia. MONEY.— - £s ° to £io,ooo. Rate of interest, from 7 per cent. The undersigned is prepared, on behalf of capitalist clients, to receive applications for advances, to be secured by mortgage of Freehold Properties. — C. E. Majoe, Mortgage Agent, Hawera. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, HAWERA. The above CHUIICH will be OPENED and CONSECRATED by His Grace the Most "Rer. Dr. REDWOOD, Archbishop-Elect of Wellington, on SUNDAY, 12th JUNE, at 11 o'clock a.m. Admission by ticket only. HAWERA PARLIAMENTARY UNION. f A. A. FANTHAM, Governor. ■ To the Members of the Parliamentary Union : Greeting. A PROCLAMATION. WHEREA-S on the 25th day of -August, 1885, I did prorogue the j Hawera Parliamentary Union till the sth day of May, 1886 ; but the Union did not then meet : And whereas for divers good reasons I have thought fit to summon the said Union for the despatch of business : Now, there- j fore, I, Abthub Albebt Fantham, Governor of the Hawera Parliamentary Union, do hereby en-join and constrain you, the members of the said Union, to meet on FRIDAY, the 3rd day of June, 1887, at 7.30 o'clock p.m., at the Borough Council Chambers, at Hawera, for the despatch of divers urgent and important affairs of State. Given under the hand of Abthur Albebt Fantham., Esquire, Governor of the Hawera Parliamentary Union, at Hawera, this 28th day of May, 1887. T. "HUTCHISON. God Save the Qtjeen! SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES ! On easy terms of payment of 2s 6d per week, without interest or any addition to list price. 10 per cent, discount for cash. Singer's Machines obtained at International Health Exhibition, London, 1884, First Prize Gold Medal, and at N.Z.T.E , 1882, two Gold and two Silver Medals. Instructions free to all purchasers. Sewing Machines of all makes repaired and adjusted. Needles, oil, and duplicate parts of machines kept in stock. Sub-Office — Princes-street, Hawera.