' Tor Sale. KAA ACRES good farm land, eight •-P"" miles only .from railway station (Frankton Junction), fenced, subdivided and partially grassed ; commodious House and farm buildings. Price per acre, £2, on easy terms.— J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street, Auckland; or, J. S. Edgecunibe, Hamilton. 1419 BLACKSMITH'S BUSINESS.-A 35 years established general business of Blacksmith and Wheelwright, at Dru'y. The freehold business includes 1 acre, Cottag:, Shop, Plant, Tools, and Goodwill, are for sale cheap. Exceptionally easy terms to a first-class workman. No opposition.J. Thornes, Agent", 81, Queenstreet. 1423 *>ry*2> ACRES RICH ALLUVIAL O m O LAND —Main drained, now opened up ; level road, two miles from railway station; land partially grassed, and suitable for homestead. Price per acre, 255; easy terms of payment.— J. THORN agent, Auckland; or John S. Edgecumbe, agent, Hamilton. 1418 K.OA ACRES OPOTIKI LAND•JfLPVr Mostly rich swamp with flax, the remainder fine rolling downs, main drain now being opened. Price per acre, 3()s; on easy terms of pay-ment.-J. THORNES, 81, Queen-street, Auckland, or E. P. Dumergue, Opotiki, agents. 1417 WAiPIPI. * jp*>QA—A PARTLY - IMPROVED d5iV/VOx7 FARM of 58 acres; entirely and securely fenced with puriri posts and barb wire. Three-stalled stable and coachhouse roofed with iion. Public school and post office within a mile. Grand fishing, shooting, boating. Terms, if desired. —J. THORNES, Agent, 81, Queen-street. 1411 COUNTRY BAKERY AND GENERAL STORE. FREEHOLD SHOP AND BAKERY, with two Allotments of Land, fer Sale Cheap, with present good and useful Grocery and General Goods at valuation. Near School, Post Office, and Railway Station.—J. THORNES, Agent, 81, Queenstreet. 1405 RESIDENCE AND LAND, AVONDALE. J? RLO K— A WELL-SHELTERED d&O/VO AND ORNAMENTAL RESIDENCE, wittiin 100 yards of Avondale Railway Station. Ten acres of land, orchards, gardens, and pasture, .with stables, dairy, groom's cottage, ami all useful buildings. This is a good family property, and offered at a very large reduction on behalf of the Trustees. Price £525.— J. THORNES, Agent, 81, Queen-street. 1292 A SUBURBAN BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. -£*1 "8 BAKING 200 Loaves daily. 3(i/ JL JL " Goodwill, Horse and Cart, Baking Utensils. The Shop is a double-fronted one, and on main street.—Apply J. THORNES, 81, Queenstreet. 1407 00 £? — NEAR NGARUAWAHIA, 3fe v and only Eight Miles from Hamilton —'20 acres in grass. Dairy, Cowshed, Lean-to. Ten acres in grass, fowlhouse and piggeries, good bricked well close to door. — Apply J. THORNES, 81, Queen-street. 1409 OFF NEWTON ROAD. J[»"f O K. - SIX - ROOMED VERAN3&JL <•££*> DAH COTTAGE, in first-class condition, city water, &c. —J. THORNES, 81, Queen-street. 1400 PAPAKURA. _0"1 A A-FIVE - ROOMED HOUSE gfciA"" AND SHOP, in good condition; a combined Grocery and Drapery Business; every convenience ; standing on a J - acre allotment, planted with fruit trees in full bearing.—Apply J. THORNES, 81, Queen-street. 1393 A BARGAIN. _4f»-fl A- CLARENCE - STREET, gfctAO" PONSONBY —Henlow Cottage, a neat gable-ended house of four rooms, verandah, register grate, square grate, colonial oven, city water, shed, and fowlhouse; paths asphalted in front and bricked behind ; picket fence. J. THORNES, 81, Queen-street. 1401 CARLTON-GORE ROAD & VICTORIA CRESCENT, NEWMARKET. (*€><y g — A Seven-roomed HOUSE, aW?J> • O in thorough order, iron roof, bath room, pantry, basement, shed, city water, gas, gas stove. Apply J. THORNES, SI, Queen-street. 1399 PAPAKURA VALLEY.—FARM LAND. OtfTVACRE FARM SECTIONS—Some &\J partly cultivated, good land, alluvial soil, adjoining other properties lately sold for settlement. Price. £00 to £100 per selection ; plan at office, J. THORNES, Agent, 81, Queen-street. 1387 AVON DALE. JPQK. PER ACRE—27 acres, partly 3&/-WO improved land. Two or three springs on the ground, and watered by a creek. —J. THORNES, Agent, 81, Queen-street. 1385 OFF NEWTON ROAD. X»OQA-" DITTISHAM " COT--3& A O V_/ TAG K, a five-roomed Douse with basement, and is conveniently fitted with cupboard-, new ranges, and other comforts; well built workshed; gas and city water laid throughout; fowlhouse; picket fence in front enclosing pretty flower garden ; nil paths bricked and quite dry.—J. IHORNES, 81, Queen-streat. 1353 GREAT NORTH ROAD. 6*l ITK-A WELL-BUILT FIVEd&JL 9 CP ROOMED HOUSE on a level allotment. Let to good tenant.—J. THORNES, SI, Queen street. 13S1 CHARMING RESIDENCE, OTAHUHU. 1710R IMMEDIATE SALE—First-class } Residence, eight rooms, on one floor, all in beautiful condition ; outbuildings are complete and in perfect order. The grounds are 1} acres in extent, and laid out ornamentally, shrubs, tennis lawn, etc. : close to the station. A modern residence with superior fittings of every description. A bargain. £000.— J. THORNES, Agent, 81, Queenstreet. 1071 CHEAP LAND. ~t f%~t ACRES — Puhoi, County of JL &JL Rodney, on the Puhoi-Makarau Road. Pnce, £30.— THORNES, Agent, 81, Queenstreet. 1359 WAITEMATA HARBOUR. A(\ ACRES — Picturesque Block of Native Bush, deep-water frontage; good shooting and. fishing. Admirably suited for pleasant summer residence. Price, £176.— THORNES, 81 Queen-street. 1391 MOUNT EDEN— VICTORIA AVENUE. J3>-| A A EACH — Two Verandah d^JLvr" Cottages, each containing four rooms and scullery. The allotment fenced by stone wall.—Apply J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street. 1412 A COUNTRY STORE AND HOTEL, Post-office and telephone; mining trade, good average turnover. Buildings, value £200; stock at valuation, about £200.— J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street. 1413 TPI O R SALE, ONE CRANSON SCOURING, POLISHING, AND SEPARATING MACHINE. ' JOHN BURNS & CO. T>ONEDUST! "OONEDUST! To arrive next week, A PARCEL OF THE SUPERIOR /X BRAND BONEDUST. \/ PRICE LOW. YOUNGHUSBAND & CO., General Agents. THIRST-CLASS FARM FOR SALE. 80 Acres rich Level Land, wholly improved ; all in grass and divided into 10 paddocks, orchard of 7 acres in full bearing, 7-roomed house, outbuildings, small piece of native bush. Conveniently situated, J mile from creamery, i mile from Public School ; close to Churches and Post and Telegraph Offices; on a good main road; 5 miles distant from Pukekohe Station. One-half of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for five years at 6 per cent. For further particulars apply to— ROBERT JOHNSTON, Mauku, or to JOHNSTON & NOBLE, Devonport. CHAFF. PRIME OATEN ("IHAFF. CHAFF. PRIME OATEN J SHEAVE CHAFF.- R. J. ECCLES, having on hand (September 14) 400 Tons of PRIME OATEN SHEAVES, Manufactured with his Improved and Patent Dust-Screening Machinery, is prepared to supply his regular customers up to harvest. Present price nett for Ist class quality, £5 per ton; 2nd class, £4 10s. Factory—Chapel-street, opposite Bricklayers' Arms; Fallon's Buildings, Hobson-street; and Karangahane Road. .TTOW MUCH DISCOMFORT RESULTS TO THE EYES Wrnra BADLY FITTED OR INFERIOR SPECTACLES. Special attention paid to proper fitting of ordinary and Pince-nez Spectacles. Astigmatic defects corrected. Artificial Eyes all colours. T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-street. BAKERS are requested to Book early for the next shipment of "SUPREME" FLOUR, from Ashburton Wheat. JOHN RELD & CO., Agents.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 9013, 19 October 1892, Page 1
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