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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 3087, 30 March 1892, Page 4

jgOBBINSAND PIERAJRD, I PEOVISION AND PEODUCE MERCHANTS, CHEESE! CHEBSE|! CHEESE!!! Our own Factory made. " Bobin Biand." 6d lb, or in quantities at 5d lb. Our own Separator-made BTJTTEE, 11 Bobin Brand." BACON! BACON! Dairy-fed and fine cure. TINNED MEATS in 21b and 41b tins. Lunch Beef Corned Beef Eoast Mutton « Boiled Mutton all at 6d lb. Sheeps' Tongues and Brawn. Bran Pollard Oats "Wheat, etc., at the EEADT-MONEY WAEEHOUSE, npHE HAIB-DBESSING JL SALOON (Next door to Singer's Sew'g Machine Shop). HAIB-DEES3ING ! SHAVING! SHAMPOOING Tobaccos of various brands Cigarettes in any quantity Cigabb in great variety Pipes in every shape and price Perfumery, the best brands Visitors to the Saloon may rely oi receiving prompt attention and civility. Note the Address — Next door t< Singer's Sewing Machine Shop. IVroETH TAEANAKI 3?. P. COREILL is authorised by the respective owner to offer FOE SALE BY PEIVATE TBEATY:— Daisy Fabm andT?actoby— Abou 1400 acres level open land of excel lent quality, the greater part in cleai pasture, and the remainder chief! rough ferny feed ; all ploughable ani fit for cropping and laying down well watered and fenced, in about ! paddocks ; small house, convenien outbuildings, and dairy factory wit! waterwheel, race, etc. This fin property is within 15 miles fron New Plymouth, and lies close to main road. Price. £7 15s per acrt two-thir,ds remaining on mortgage i desired. Extra choice herd of 30 milch cows,also factory plant and fan implements, may be purchased a valuation if desired Fattening Fabm— 39o acres fire class beach land, all ia good grasi and subdivided. Comfortable house Ac. Within a veiy short distance o township, port, ard freezing workj A grand property, and cheap at £1 10s per acre. Nice little Fabm of 100 acres mostly good, cle^n pasture ; 3-roome cottage; handy to school, dairy fa( to?y, and railway ; .£575— £200 casl balance exceptionally easy term* Immediate possession if desired j nea Waitara 425 acbeb, open, level land, withi: i-mile of the sea ; Parihaka Biding well fenced into about 8 sheep-proo paddockß ; good 8-roomed house (in sured for £300) ; dairy, tool-house trap shed, etc ; >. ood milking shed paved yard, and sheep pens. This i one of the best properties betveei Opunake and Stony Eiver. Price £5 10s per acre. may remaii for 7 years at Gj per cent. 200 acres ;, 190 in grass, and sul dmded.into 10 padilocks, well fenced new 4-roomed cottage, dairy, etc. ; capital butter farm; £6 per acre £1200-£2OO down, balance 6 pc cent, j 11 miles from New Plymout! Excellent Grazing Fabm* of 34; acres, op9n land, in good grass, am well fenced, and subdivided into i paddocks ; small house, etc. ; £4 pc acre, £1372, of which £1000 maremain at 5 per cent, flgp" Anyon wanting a good cheap property i recommended to inspect this place 12 miles from New Plymouth 83 acres, close to Midhirst; al cleared, 6-roomed cottage, &c. Price £6 10b per acre. Goodwill of D.I section, 55 acres— l 2in grass ; onl 197 aches, in the Tarata district, oi the Junction road ; 150 acres clearei and grass ; limile of fencing ; sundr temporary buildings. Price, £650 " 654 acbes good level bush land, 21 acr«s felled, 30 miles from New Ply mouth, figg* One guinea per aero 94 acbes, first-class bush country 68 acres felled, and 40 in grass partly fenced, and carrying stock no buildings] 3 miles from Ingle wood ; an excellent road. £400. New Plymouth Town and Suburbai Properties. Enquiries invited. F. P. CORKILL, National Bank Chanibers, NEW PLYMOUTH. GOVERNMENT LIFF ivc t ||». MM _ c ** DEPASTJSJENT A E Established 1870. A few of the leading features of this Department are — 1. STATE GUAKANTEE.— Eyery policy is guaranteed by the State, an incalculable advantage whioh cannot be offered by any other office doing business in Australasia. 2. LOW PREMIUMS.— The premiums are lower than the participating rates of any other office doing business in Australasia. 3. LABGE BONUSES.— In spite °J the low premiums, a cash surplus of more than £242,000 was de ciared at the last valuation (Decem ber 1885), of which £150,000 wai divided, and the balance reserved. R^"™ ENT DATB °?S D ONE AN D A HALF MILLION POUNDS. ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £300,000. |] ' *• H. RICHARDSON, Comir'