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New Zealand Mail, 22 January 1902, Page 37

IMPROVED FARMS FOR LEASE. LfTANGA - A - TORO SETTLEMENT. "JL Hawke's Eav; open for application t NAPIER aud DANNEVIRKE on Uio Ist JANUARY, 1902, 19,426 acres, riividi into six dairy farms and fourteen mix--1 farms, for disposal on lease in peretuity, of areas varying from 309 acres ) 1000 acres, rentals from os Id to 7s er acre per annum; and six small graz-ig-runs for lease for twenty-one years, ■ith right of renewal, of areas varying rom 1025 to 1,177 acres, rentals from 3s o 6s lOd per acre per annum. The Maliga-a-toro Settlement is situatd in Hawke’s Bay district, ninety miles outh of Napier on the Dannevirke-Weber lain Road, and eleven miles from lannevirke. The land is of good quality, dapted for mixed farming and dairying. L’lie small grazing-runs comprise wellratered mixed agricultural and pastoral and. F. W. GARDINER, Music Seller and Direct Importer, 21, VIVIAN STREET, WELLINGTON. Pianos, best value in Wellington. Send P.O. Order for Zealandia 4 stop Accordeon, the finest instrument, made, <£2 2s, carriage paid; send P.O. Order for Chromatic Steel reed Accordeon, best and most reliable instrument made, JJ2 2s, carriage paid. All kinds of musical instruments kept in stock. WARD, LOCK AND CO.’S NEW BOOKS. Wrapper, 2s 6d; Cloth Gilt, 3s 6d; Postage, 6d. The Warrigal’s Well (Donald Macdonald) Farewell Nikola (Guy Boothby) The Continental Dragoon (R. N. Stephens) The Coward (R. L. Jefferson) The Mayor of Littlejoy (F. C. Smale) Captain Landon (E.- H. Savage) The Red Chancellor (.Sir William Magnay) The Whirligig (Mayne Lindsay) The Seven Houses (Hamilton Drummond) The Survivor (E. P. Oppenheim) Pro Patria (Max Pemberton) Lest We Forget (Joseph Hocking) The Scarlet Woman (Joseph Hocking) The Purple Robe (Joseph Hocking) Joan of the Sword (S. R. Crockett) My Ladys Diamonds (Stanley Weyinan) Zike Mouldon (Orme Agnus) ; The Temptress (W. Le Queux) I A Modern Slave Dealer (A. P. Crouch) My Lady’s Diamonds (Adeline Sargeant) Earth’s Great Lord (E. R. Punchon) WARD, LOCK AND CO. (LTD.), LONDON AND MELBODRNE. All Booksellers and Bookstalls. FORTIFICATION OF NEW ZEALAND. A town feared a siege, and held consultation As to the best method of fortification. A grave, skilful MASON said, “In big opinion j Nothing but stone could secure the dominion.” A CARPENTER said, “Though that was J well spoke, It were better by far to secure it with | oak.” ! A CURRIER, wiser than both these together, Said, “Try what you will there’s nothing like leather.” ENGLISH, AMERICAN AND COLONIAL LEATHER, Grindery, Boot and Shoe Requirements, Obtained at the lowest possible prices from W. 11. NASH, New Building: 42, Cuba street, (Opposite Baillie, Bookseller.)

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