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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1648, 30 September 1903, Page 49

y ONES-. AND C °‘’ COAL, WOOD, METAL AND PRODUCE' MERCHANTS. Branches: LAMBTON QUAY, Telephone 884. C DBA S'i'RBET, Telephone 510. CLYDE QUAY. Teleunonc 725. * Hoad Office: CLYDE QUAY, WELLINGTON. Pour Surfacemen, by rarihaka Read Board, RahcLu, 1 a ran aki ; wages, .£2 2b weekly, wet and dry. Duties may be seen at office of this paper. Applications to be addressed to Chairman,, and be in not later than 4 p.m. I RIDA \, October 2nd, 1803. JAMES B. KNOWLES, Clerk to Board. FOX TERRIER AT STUD. MAC S HOA. Biro. (. i. V.ujo iln.p) i imm j c hYJoDuke Rat g J. i a(i 1« Yi '* Treason | Ko.v\at re ( iijD nika PFU-lIS well-knowii prize-winner is at JL the service ox a limited number of approved bitches. He is one of the best and most characteristic of terriers, has a beautiful evenly-marked black and tan head with a perfect fr-mi'c, body, ltgs, style, of unquestioned gameness, and is altogether one of the best, and riosi handsome terriers in the colony. As a sir 6 lie has been most successful, his son. Mac's Ton,' securing all leading honours at the Wellington Show in 1802, and also at the Dunedin Show in 1033; and has in addition to the above won outright the President's Cup of the N.Z. Fox Terrier Club. FEE, £2 2s. FOR. SALE—SEVERAL FIRST CLASS PUPPIES. For further particulars apply to F. W. VOSSELER, 50 Elizabeth st., Wellington. JIIIE OR H otei " GROSVENOR SQUARE, SYDNEY. The only Hotel in the City with four clear frontages. Electric Tramways pass Grosvenor street. RODOLPII TUDOR, Manager, Late of the Grand Hotel, liurrgaria, Budapest (500 rooms). Address all inquiries to the Manager. HENRY- HUGHES, PATENT AGENT. Wellington OPPOSITE G.P.O. yjNDERTAKES the Patenting of' Inventions and Registration of Irade Mai ks in all countries. Pamphlet, “Advice to Inventors, 3 Post Free. E. m R. IROWN LANDS BEING OPENED FOR SETTLEMENT IN TARANAKI LAND DISTRICT. ON and after 7tli OCTOBER there will be open for application at this office, on optional conditions, about 11,244 ACRES, forest couutry, near Tongaporutu, about 64 miles from New Plymouth, in a north-westerly direction, 16 farms varying from 369 to 1780 acres, prices ranging from 15s to 27s 1 6d per acre. Also, 19,391 acres, forest country, in Upper Whenukura, about 30 miles north of Waverley and 32 to 42 miles east of Eltharn. in 22 farms varying from 413 to 1845 acres, prices ranging from 12s 6d to' 17s 6d per acre. To follow about November, on same conditions, about 10,623 acres, forest country, in 16 farms varying from 294 to 1419 acres, within about 3 and 7 miles' of Whangamomona Township, and distant from Stratford about 45 miles. Also., about 889 acres improved dairying land, near Toko, for lease in perpetuity, in 6 farms, ranging in areas from 116 to 200 acres, close to factories and railway station. About December will be offered, under lease in perpetuity, about 60,000 acres in the King Country, between Mokau and Ohura rivers, comprising undulating, open, fern, swamp, and forest country in about 110 sections, in areas from 216 to 1764 acres, distant from Ongarue Railway Station on the east about 21 to 44 miles. Te Kuiti Railway Station on the north about £2 miles to 28 miles, and Stratford on the south is about 71 miles from the southern corner of the block. In addition, there is at present open aln area of 88,900 acres of forest country in 'different parts of the district, in 91 farms, varying from 103 to 1826 acres, prices' 10s to 20s pea- acre, generally on optional conditions. Full particulars on application. JAMES MACKENZIE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Land and Survey Office, New Plymouth, 24th. September, 1903.