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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2448, 8 June 1893, Page 4

RERBEBT SH AN D La_&>, In«ubakoe, A COMMISSION AGENT, STBATFOED /Next door to Teed A Co., chemists), I * v — — - Has the following properties for sale: 72 acres, 67 in grasß, all fenced with sheep proof fences ; good level land, two mileß from a large town. Price L 8 per acre, £170 cash, balance mortgage 177 acres, 164 in grass, fenced and subdivided into 7 paddocks, all sheep proof, very suitable for dairy farm : only \ mile from factory, 1 mile from railway station, school, and post office, on good metal road; 4-roomed house, wool Bhed, yards, orchard, garden, etc. Price £8 per . acre 500 acres, Waimate Plains, fenced} and subdivided into 8 paddocks ; splendid level land and first-class dairy farm ; large house, good stockyards, Btables, garden, orchard etc; near a good town. Terms 100 aczes, all in grass, on Waimate Plains : small cottage, orchard, etc. Price £13 per acre. Terms 79 acres, all in good grass, fenced and subdivided into 7 paddocks ; good level land, with five-roomed house, cowshed, stable and loft, hay-shed, and other outbuildings ; 4 miles from a town, dairy factory, and railway station, on good metal road. Terms 2668 acres improved bush land at Pohokura. Will be sold in sections to suit the convenience^ purchasers. Price £1 15s perjacre. 50 acres, 33 in grass, fejfced and subdivided into 3 paddoqis ; 5-roomed house, cowshed, davy, etc.; good orchard ; on ainetalAoad ; halfmile from a large Itowif and railway Btation. Pric«j£yper acre. 750 acres, 50 acreV/a grass, 2 miles from a rising township and 11 miles from large town and railway station Price £1 5s per acre 151 acres, 110 in good mixed grass, all fenced and subdivided; fourroomed house, dairy, outbuildings, etc, good yard; dairy factory and school within a mile. Native lease with compensation for improvements ; 22 years to run. Goodwill moderate For Lease with Purchasing Clause— I have about 15 farms of various sizes, from 50 to 200 acres, on very easy terms A number of town sections in Stratford, Eltham, Midhirst, A Waipuku for sale Also, several shops and dwellings for sale or lease Money to lend on freehold security ENQUIRIES INVITED. A BREWING QUESTION. " What price Tea shall we use ?" "You aßk us as experts ?" II Well, if you want the Best Tea, you must pay" at least 3s a pound for it, and DKAGKDN AND HOTJDAH are the brands." "But it is simply a matter of taste." ' j "Fortunately all peop/e are not alike." " / " Nor are all Teas." / "There are many gndes of Tea, therefore there are manfr prices." " Whatever brand orfthe EMPIRE TEA lo jB.j 8. TEAS you may buy, you ny be sure you are getting good vaMe." "Bnt you ask *, 'What is the best 2s Tea to be procured in New Zealand?'" if We will tell yj#EMPIRE TEA COMPANY'S 2/— CEYLON, In Lead Packets, Tins, or Half-chests. And you will find WE ARE RIGHT. W. A G. TURNBULL A CO., Proprietors, Wellington. j REDOLIFITS GALVANISED IRON. Redcliffe Crown Brand Galvanised Corrugated Iron. A RCHITECTS should specify J\. REDCLIFFE CROWN. There is none better manufacture/-. Lighter sheets of other brands mist be thinner, and will not last as long or give the same satisfaction. f CONTRACTORS sh uld not he misled by erroneous sta >ments, such as are advertised by m 1 importers. The weights published by the vendors of the " Orb " brai I are not the weights of REDCLIFI 5. Redcliffe is the cheapest first cla s iron in the market. The shetts ai wider, thus covering more roof\thjii " Orb," and at present market price larger surface can be covered at a less cost with SEDCLIFFE than " Orb." REDCLIFFE has been more largely imported into New Zealand during the last 20 years than any other brand, and experience proves that every sheet will be found perfect. It is Sold by all Ibon Mebchanxs A Stobekeepebb throughout the colony. TjiISHING TACKLE Just received by the mi|l a supply of new T Trout Flies, I Artificial Minnow, Landing Vets, GulCasts, Ac, specially made and sescted for Taranaki waters. Inspectnp invited TNNEB A-5.00.1