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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2329, 18 January 1893, Page 3

, Tj! 0 R S A L 1 264 ACRES, Mangawhero Road, fi miles from Eltham, and 12 miles from I Hawera ; good road. Perpetual Lease . Section 80 acres in grass, 35 acres , felled to. burn ; eaj^eiifplanted ; nearly all l^el lan^ialapce unduI lating ndyrery ricK an«wj»ll watered land; jtapdin busbJcjnfeinß many valuab b wessJ jf Em »*~s Prin fd\^ dwis m »pper|acre, - making price i r fi!seel»ld^s4! jw. ' For j»rticul tb atopty to^^ 1 ' I !. E. MIJOS, Haweva. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS ON RESERVES UNDER "THE WEST COAST SETTLEMENT RESERVES ACT, 1892." . Public Trust Office, \ Wellington, 4th January, 1893. OTICE is hereby given that all \ persons using or occupying reserves, or any part thereof, will be treated by me as trespassers and in unlawful use or occupation, unless such use or occupation is held under a lease or tenancy valid in law. Such a lease or tenancy to be valid must be — 1. A leaae confirmed by the Governor in Council jfhder the Acts . repealed by the a bojw Act ; or ' 2. A lease granief by the Public Trustee and confirmed by the above 3. by me under the aufholity|p thefibom^qt ; or 4. A t^anjJwhiclMj^fautlbrißed to graflr unaljthe afbn ActJf No leaeed&rlenancjlfcrantM, or to he grantejr, Vk the J^gjivpFowners otherwise/ tnn is mentioned in paragraph ljabove has or can have any fordsor JefEect, or be recognised by mej ajfcl persons are warned againatatajfmg any lease or tenancy from the Native owners of reserves on the ground that such lease or tenancy will be void. If Native owners are reasonably using or occupying reserves for their own purposes, possession will not be required thereof except for the purDoae of leasing the same under the provisions of the above Act, should the Public Trustee consider it to the interest of the Native owners that such leasing should be made. No claim of any kind by any person founded upon any riejht arisirg out of reserves than one under the foregoing paragraphs Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 hereof can or will be recognised by me. J. K. WABBURTON, Public Trustee. T. GREEN, XMPORTER OF GENERAL 3 DRAPERY & CLOTHING, JffANAIA AND K^APONGA Is now showing NEW GOfODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. New Colonial Dress Ijnreeds in single and double widtls New Prints, New Daaines New Parasols and Sinshades Ladies' Trimmed &»ntrimmed Hats very cheap jj Ladies' Riding,)prijing, and Walking Gloves, by leajmg makers Ladies' Corsets,\r/m 2s 6d to 18s 6d Large variety of Lace & Embroidery Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing in Kaiapoi and other colonial goods Men's Oxford, Regatta, and Dress Shirts Men's White Kid and Lisle Gloves Soft and Hard Felt Hats, Ties Collars, Braces, and a City variety of Men's Underclothing SUITS made to measure. An endless variety of patterns to select from. - X A GRIPPE IS STILL Jj RAGING! Keep your feet dry, and save doctors' bills. " Prevention better than? cure." BOOTS! BOOI'S ! JjOOTS 1 No excuse jußt now ; yojf can get BOOTS AT JSALF-jpICE AT BLAOKHAIf-'S. Greater BARGMNS Jan ever ! ' Sale stil^bj/ming. I A large quantity of BOOTS and ' SHOES must be cleared AT GBEAT REDUCTIONS. Don't mistase the Shop— Cornei of High and Princes streets, Hawera T. N. BLACKHALXi PROPRIETOR. I Jl" x x HA. JENKINS r f • Furnishing CABINETMAKER * AND l - UPHOLSTERER^ j High-stbeet - -if Haweb. Having removed into«ew premise II in High-street, | hopjf by supplyin i my customers wlfclygood articles a ju lowest cost, to command a contini ance of patronage, and I than customers for past support accorde f tome. x / X 1- The best Kemkdt fob^Endigbstion.L, Norton's Camomile Paw & r e confident! Recommended as a Simple Remedy £< „ Indigestion, which is thf cause of nearl 1 all the diseases tct-whicl we are subjec Nobton's Palis, %ithJ]ustice called tl 'Natural Strengfl^fr of the Humt Stomach/ act as a powerful tonic ai gentle aperient, are mild in their oper r- tion, and safe under any circumstance he Sold in bottles at Is lid, j?s 9d, lie, by 1 medicine vendors throughout the world.