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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5494, 26 June 1879, Page 2

Houses and Land. [Established H rears.] O1 G. E W I S Q T 0 N, HOUSE. LAND, fc ESTATE AOENT, No. 81, QgiiK-sTltni. i?Qnft —WANTED TO SELL—Three Ooort CotXiQ\jyj, tageain Alexandra-street, near the Chapel. Freehold. J? -i n k and Balance of £400.—For Sale—A Deslr-XSJ-α*} able RESIDENCE, 10 minutes walk trom Union Bank ; nine rooms ; water laid-oa; good view of the harbour. -OQfifl —A Substantial HOUSE with Ornamenta 3UDOU. Grounds in Graf ton Boad. E 1 Acrei Volcanic Land, at Mount Eden ; planted ° 2 and improved ; choice site—£so». SIX-BOOMED HOUSE In Orafton Eoad, and Allotment 260 ft., for £290. "RIOUK-EOOMED HOUSE In Crosa-street, In good ■£ order; also, large allotment, with well.—£2oo; on easy terms. MON\ VIEW HOUSE, containing 6 roomi, and on a large allotment with two frontages.—£6so. J>KOPERTrEB lc different places FOB SALE. MONEY— Money to Lend on Pbbsonal Sboubitt In large or small sums. rirVESTMENTS made on First-class Security, with- ■*■ out any charge to the lender. F. G. EWLVGTON, 81, Queen-street. OJB SALE (CHEAP) — For sale, atPonsonby—A good and well-bnllt 4 roomed Cottage, with verandah back and frant. Rood well, and freehold allotment, 49 x 100 ft,; also, a large Building, suitable for stable or workshop. For sale—A comfortable 4-roomed Cottage at North Shore ; good well, pnmp, and every other convenience for a small family. For sale-1319 acres good Land, fronting to the Thames Kiver, will be sold really cheap. For sale—A really good and well-flnished 4roomed House, on oorner allotment 102 x 102 ft., situated on South Newton. For aale—7so acres good land, 11 miles from town. For sale—l2oo acres flrst-clasa Land, with very extensive water froniagi, and only 12 miles from town by a good road. For Bale—A beautiful Island of 100 aeres, good land. 12 miles from town by water. For Bale—loso acres very rich Land, with good House and Bulldingsupon it, partly fenced, and a portion in grass; about 20 miles from town, either by road or water. 40 acres at Pnkeatua, lot 276. 80 acres, lot 20, at Tokatoka. 5,000 acres Matumaoho, Piako. 220 Acres Good Land, Lot 118, on the Kapa Creek, Mahurangl 40 Acres at Pukeatua, Lot 48. 99 Acres, Hoteo Bleck, Pariah of Oroawharo and Paklri, Lot 69. 98 Acres, Parish of Te Papa, Cook"s County, Lot 281. 40 Acres, Parish of Walraa, County Marsden, Lot 26. 298 Acres, Okahn Block, Parish of Arapohue, Lots 62, 63, 64, and 65. Apply to JOHN SOPPET. Boots and Shoes. Q A L E OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT THE T>LUE "ROOT. C. BROOKES Is lelliog the whole of hit Splendid Stock of ENGLISH and COLONIAL BOOT 3 and SHOES, tonilntlnglof Ken's.gWomen'e, . and Children's, In great variety, at cost price. It is not pnff, our premlsesl.not being conveniently large enough for the amount lot stock.on hand. I AM BELLING AT COST PRICE, INDOEDER TO MAKK MOKB.KOOM. GREATER PART OF MY STOCK IS MADE ON THE PREMISES. THK BALE 18 FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY. BK IN TIME FOR GENUINE BARGAINS. Note the Address: ri T> It O O K E S. BLUE BOOT, QTJ KEN-STREET (Opposite J. and J. Dickey's and City Hall) STEPHENS' AUTCMN SHIPMENT or NEW BOOTS ! NEW BOOTS ! NEW SHOES ! Latest London and Paris Fashions. F. STEPHENS Begs to inform Ladles and Gentlemen that he ha> Just Opbjxed— LADIES' HIGH-LEG WALKING BOOTS (Buttoned), with Cloth tops. "The Latest Parisian Style. LADIES' PRUNELLA SHOES, High-heeled, Fancy Worked. " The Latest London Fashion." LADIE3 , KID SLIPPERS, especially designed for tender feet, and very suitable for Autumn GENTS , KID BOOTS, in Glove or Calf, extra wide «oles. Very comfortable. CHILDRENS , .—An endless variety of Boots, Shoes, -Slippers, in Kid, Morocco, Levant, Patent Leather, and Seal. Well worth inspecting. F. STEPHENS. Sewing Machines. AYLOR'S PATENT LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. These Machines possess the following advantages: —They are substantia:, and sinirLK in construction, and, therefore, not liable to derangement. They household, from the lightest fabric to the strongest If they cost a few shillings more than some Machines, the public have the satisfaction of knowing that they are genuine and well worth the difference. To those who dosiro a lighter and cheaper Machine than the Lock-stitch, TAYLOR'S PATENT TWISTBD LOOP-STITCH MACHINE, at Two Qnlneni, U worthy of Inspection, Sole Agent; 1. 'PEACOCK Opticlan t Shortland-sbeet,