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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 7222, 18 July 1884, Page 1

For Sale U AII D FOE SALE THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRA LIAN LAND COMPANY (Limitsd) la now prepared to treat for for the sale of ESTATES AND FATIHS in Canterbury, Otago, and Southland on tho moat Liberal Terms of Payment and Interest. Block of Land are already surveyed into farms on many of the properties, upon which moderate reserve prices have been fixed, and any of them may oa selected, Where the land is not so subdivided, blocks may bo selected, and by applying to the Company, prices will bo obtained, The Company has already disposed of 126,059 acres for L 724,863, The Company’s properties in Canterbury and North Otago produce first-class wheat; and the Edendale Estate, in Southland is unsurpassed for oats, grass, and turnips. The Dairy Factory is now in full working order Edendale For plans and all other information, apply to THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LAND CO, (LIMITED), Dunedin. Or to its agents in Christchurch, 'Timaru, Oatnarn Dunedin, and Invercargill, nnon 9289 JP C 3 SALE Good 10 horso-power Cornish Boiler in firstclass order. A Patent Brick-Making Machine, capable of moulding 16,000 bricks per day; suitable for steam or horse-power, A Small BoilingDown Plant, suitable for small batcher. Also Manufacturers of— SPEEDY'S PATENT WOOL PRESSES, with ratchet motion. Steamers can come alongside our wharf for repairs. ROBERTSON & CO, Phoenix Foundry. HAWKE’S BAY PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Leaseholds, 21,000 acres Leasehold, 12 years to run, rent £135 per ann., a considerable portion surface sown, well bounded and subdivided ; good bouse, woolshed, yards, outatation yards and shearing paddocks Water carriage, the whole with 10,000 merino sheep, 30 cattle and a few horses for £9,000. Terms—half cash, balance in 2 and 4 years at 8 per cent, per annum. 60,000 acres Leasehold, 10 years to run, rent, £l6O per annum, well bounded and divided into numerous blocks, about £6,000 laid out during tho last two years in fencing and grass’ seed sowing, which will soon add largely to the carrying capacity. Good 3 room house, store, dairy, men's huts, good gardens and several cultivation and shearing paddocks, well-arranged woolshed, yards and outatation huts, sheep yards, and paddock. Tho whole in first-class working order, with 14,000 good merino sheep, 5,000 of theao being ewes now served by first-class rams, about 400 head quiet cattle, 45 station backs. The whole for £17,500, half cash, the balance on easy terms. Draught horses, waggons, agricultural Implements, stores and furniture can be taken at valuation. Freeholds. Land Transfer titles on deferred payments. The whole of the purchase-money can remain unpaid for four years, in the meantime bearing interest at 6 per cent, per annum, 2,550 acres fenced and partially sown, £1 10s per acre 2,200 acres, fenced, greater part sown, £2 10s por acre. 870 acres, fenced, greater part sown, £2 15s per acre. 1,9*0 acres, fenced, greater part sown, £3 per acre, 1,650 crcs, fenced, greater part sown, £3 Cs >er acre, 4,850 acres, fenced and subdivided, greater part sown and about 1,500 acres ploughed and laid down, £3 10s per acre The above properties are situated from 18 to 30 miles from Napier, good roads, downs and hills, rich land, limestone formation, every block well watered, and timber easily procurable in the vicinity. The prices have been fixed according to the extent of present improvement and are now carrying from f to 2 sheep pe *?ro, the whole is capable of being made to carry an average of 2J sheep per acre, For further particulars, of the above and other properties of various extent, apply to ZOHRAB. NEWMAN & CO., Wellington; or, M. R. MILLER, Stock and Station Agent, Napier Business Notices JAMESON BROTHERS & 00., Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, WilHs-atreet, opposite Scotch Church, Have on Sale,'ex Oooleeu—--50 cases salmon, Dd per tin, 8s 6d per dozen 50 cases lobsters, 9d per tin, 8a 6d per dozen 60 cases J sardines, lid per tin, 10s Od per dozen COJlcascs J sardines, 6d per tin, 5s 6d pet dozen 10 cases patent barley, 9d per tin, 8s 6d per dozen 10 cases patent groats, 9d per tin, 8s Cd per dozen 20 cases Yorkshire Relish, 8d per bottle, 7s 6d per dozen 10 cases vermicelli, lOd per lb 10 cases maccaroni, lOd per lb 10 cases kippered herrings, la per tin, 10a Cd per dozen 25 cases Morton’s marmalade, 7u 6d per dozen cases Oxford blue, Sd per lb 20 plaid matches, 4£ per dozen 2 tons tapioca, 3d per lb 2 tons sago, 3d per lb 100 boxes candles, BJd per lb 400 boxes tea, at 19s per box 50 half-chests tea, atl a Gd per lb 6 J-tec tobacco, at 5s per lb JAMESON BROTHERS & Co., Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchants, Willis-street, opposite Scotch Church. DUNEDIN ALE, Ss 6d per dozen DUNEDIN STOUT, 8s 6d per dozen Wines and spirits, best brands, sold in assorted dozens, and delivered free of charge to all parts of the city. JAMESON BROTHERS & Co., Willis street, opposite Scotch Church. 640 PHOTOGRAPHY. GAZNEAU & CONNOLLY, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON, N.H. rtnAlvK the prcu-nt opportunity uf correct- § io‘» Ulo mistake made in tin’. “ Post " Almanac for ISSI, via., nil order* completed in one weekfrum d-te ul order given. AU Work Finished in a Manner to Defy Competition. GAUD PHOTOS Fifteen Shilling* per CABINETS Thirty Shillings per Dozen. CAZKEAU AND CONNOLLY