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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12818, 18 March 1905, Page 6

The well-known estate of Pakaraka, Bay of Islands, comprising 3370 acres, lately the property of Mr. T. C. Williams, is about to be cut up into small farms, for dairying and fattening stock purpose and they will be submitted to auction by Mr. 'J*. Mandeno Jackson at an early date, at the Chamber of Commerce room-:, Auckland. Particular will bo found in our advertising columns. Rheumatic Sufferers.— have, not tried Gloria Tonic, ft. lias cured others, and it: will cure you. Free, samples sent. Can be had from W. 11. Woollams, chemist, or the colonial agent, J. A. Woodward, 23, Short, land-street, Auckland. 11.M.5. Challenger will bo open for inspection to-morrow afternoon. .Steamers win" leave the ferry tee- at half-past one. p.m., and later as may bo required. See our window?. Splendid display of chairs. Note- the following special bargains: Child s oak rockers, leather seats, 7s 6d; dining chairs, in kepne! oak, extra well finished, 3s 6d.—Tonson Gailick Co. New Goods Arrived: Men's navy vicuna suit.-, 21s, 255, 29, 6d: special line, 55,-, at Geo. Fowlds'. The Newmarket (idling excursion leaves the ferry tee this afternoon at, half-past one o'clock for the fishing grounds. We claim to be un to dan; in the matter of jacket-, costumes, skirt-, and blouses. Ladies should inspect MeCullagh and (.lower's latest improtations; all marked at. cash prices. The new s.s. Pitoitoi leaves Queen-street Wharf for Riverhead to-morrow at "'even a.m., returning in the afternoon.