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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7399, 27 February 1902, Page 4

with right of purchase ; rent £20 per year ; goodwill of lease for sale i 90 acres close to Kakaramea, all in grass, subdivided into 4 paddookf, first-class level land, 8 roomed house ard all necessary outbuildioge, freehold 90 acres between Manaia and Otakeho, all in grass, level well watered land, no buildings ; freehold. 65 acres closo to Eitham, first-class level land, thoroughly improved, with several cottages erected thereon, bringing in good rentals ; oducation reserve lease ; goodwill of lease for sale. HOTELS For sale in Isew Plymouth Hawera, Inglewood, Stratford, Patea, and other centres throughout the • province MONEY On behalf of capitalist clients. I [ hold money for investment upon , mortgage on freehold security at L lowest current tatoß of int^Toat, ia tciup <o Birit bnrrowerp. MORTGAGES, Eto. " I Mortgages, transfers, leases, eto. prepared at pcale oharges f I Now X^utolishecl : STAR i ALMANACK \ AND 1 WEST COAST | DIRECTORY. i Nineteenth Yeac of Publication. 5 3 Information Statistical and General 1 i I i B Everything Brought Right Up-to-date. '» y B t 1 Of nil Ageute. I ') m _i_»r i 1 7 * Pkioe Is 3d 7 1 i 1 I OPINIONS OB THE PJSBSS, i Eltbam Argus. 1 We beg to acknowledge receipt of a copy ; of the Stab almanac for 1902. It is in : every respect well up to the standard of previous numbers, being replete with ! information of much interest to Taranaki ' settlers. 1 Napier Telegraph. A copy of the West" Coast Star almanao and directory is to hand from the pub- \ Ushers, Hawera. It bears evidence of careful compilation, and embraces in its contents a variety of subjeots likely to , prove of interest and value. Manawatu Times. We are indebted to the publishers for a ' copy of the Stab Almanac, a very useful publication to all business men .on this coast, as it contains suoh an immense amount of varied information,' commercial, statistical, and political, required in everyday life, that no one should be without it. Eangitikei Advocate. A copy is to hand of the Eawera Stab Almanac tor 1902, whioh is well up to tbe usual standard, and contains a large ~ amount of information of special value to the farmers, and to business men and others. The Stab Almanao ia recognised as the best of the kind issued in the colony, H.B. Herald. We have received from the Hawera and Normanby Stab a copy of their almanac for 1902. This is a very complete and handy work of reference fur that district, and the directory, which takes in the towns from Palmerston North to New Plymouth, - is a most extensive one. The book is one of the best of its kind we have seen. Christchurch Press. .We have to acknowledge a copy of the Stab Almanao and West Coaßt Directory for 1902, published at the office of the Hawera Stab. The volume is admirable for reference purposes, and tbe directory is very complete, inoluding as it does Palmerston, Feilding, Marton, VVanganui, Hawera, New Plymouth, and all interj mediate centres. Egmont Settler. We have again to acknowledge receipt of that valuable book " The Star Almanao." This publication is now becoming so closely connected with the business life of Taranaki that commercial and professional men cannot afford to do without it. The Almanac carries an almost inexhaustible supply of information, and should find a place on every bookshelf. Waitara Mail. We have just received a Star Almanao and West Coast Directory for 1902. The compilation has been made more complete as the years have gone by, until to-day the ! book seems to have within its pages all tbe information one could possibly expect to find therein. Personally, we use the Directory a good deal, and we can recommend it as a really useful publication. Ohinemuri Gazette. We have to ackonwledgo the reoeipt of the Parkinson Star Almanao and West Coast Directory for 1902. This is the nineteenth year of publication of this popular work, and it will be found a trustyworthy guide. The directory inoludes all the towns and villages between Palmerston North and New Plymouth, and as a guide between those places it is indispensable. Taranaki Herald. That useful publication, the Star Almanack, is to hand from the publisher, and as usual is brimful of useful information for whioh; pepple are looking • every day. The directory portion has apparently been carefully revised and brought up to-date. To business men as well as to country settlers the Star Almanac- is almost indispensable. A particularly useful feature is the garden calendar. '-