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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 7491, 1 June 1885, Page 3

Heatings. &e. fjj HEA TE E OY AL. GOSPEL TEMPEBANOE BLtTE EIB BON MISSION, Conduc ed by Mr R. T. BOOTH, Tem;.eranflj Evangelist, from America, , The public reception of Mr Booth will £ak* pU6e at the Theatre .Royal on THURSDAY EVENING, 4th June, 1830. ; The Chief Justice (Sir James Prendergast) hao kindly consented to lake the chair on this Occasion ; drid of welcome will be delivered by F. IT. Fraser, Esq.; Edward Wakefold, Esq., M.HIT, and Rev W. C. Olivet* the Webb street Band will perform oa the' balcony at the Theatre from 7.30 o clock to 8 o f olocK. . i j The Choir will consist of over one hundred Voices, under the leadership of the Eev P. K. Hunter and Mr 0. D. Macintosh, and Mr Charlton will preside at the organ. Hymn Books, price 2d, and Tone Books, price Is 6d, as used during the mission, may be obtained at Mr F. H. Fraser’s, Mannersstreet. The supply Of the above being limited, early purchase is advised. Admission to Dress .Circle and Stalls, 18 (by ticket only); Pit, free. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the Executive Committee, Or from. Mr Watt, Wiliis«street, and Mr D, Clarke, Lambton-quay. The chair will be taken at 8 O'clock, G. B. CLARK, 973 Hon. S c o GOSPEL TEMPERANCE BLUE RIBBON MX3S*ON. IN Connection with the above . a series of United Prayer Meetings will be held during the ensuing week, as follows : Monday Evening, at., Wesley Church Schoolroom, TaranakTstreet ; Tuesday Eveping, at St, John's Schoolroom, Willis*street ; ft fid on Wednesday Evening, at the Congregational Church, Woodward-streer. Each meeting will commence at 7.30 o’clock, and Sankey’s hymns will be used, Meeting of Executive on Monday evening, after prayer meeting. Choir meets for practice on Monday evening, at 7*30 o’clock, at Rechabite Hal!, n ] G. B. CLARK, 974 Hon. Sec. ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLITB GYMNASIUM. MEMBERS are informed that for the future practices will be held on Tuesdays and Fridays In each week, instead of Mondays asd Wednesdays, as heretofore. All . members are particularly requested to attend on Tfosday,,june 2; By order of the Committee. CHARLES P. LUCKIE, 973 Hon. Sec. Stevens & Gorton

List of properties FOR SALE BY STEVENS AND GORTON, A uotioneebs, Land and Stock Agents, BULLS* RANGITIKEI. 222 acres; a very well-improved farm, close to Palmerston North, being sections 423' and 425, Kairanga District —165 acres in good grass,-balance (excepting 10 acres) burnt and sown ; 2 good dwelling-houses, and dairy. 180 acres ; sections 12, 13, and part of 151, portion fronting railway line Foxton to Palmerston, all cleared excepting 15 acres ; 95 acres in good ' grass, 70 burnt and sown ; good 6roomed house, stable, shed, and orchard. 547 acres freehold; one of the best grazing farms on the West Coast, situated within l£ miles of Longburn railway station, the junction between the Wellington and Manawatu and Wanganui and Foxton Railways, and within 5 miles of Palmerston N. Has been drained, partially ploughed, fenced, and subdivided into eight paddocks, all (excepting 5 acres bush left for shelter) cleared and in excellent grass. Sixteen-roomed dwelling house, orchard, garden, and all necessary outbuildings and yards to make the farm complete. 1019 acres, the Ferndale Estate, being sections 300, 301, 303, and 304, Carnarvon . Block, all good ploughable land, with the exception of 100 acres, which Is valuable bush. The whole is surrounded by a good ring fence, and a never failing stream runs through the land. There are two houses, stockyard, sheep pens, dip, and outhouses, 1000 first-class sheep and 200 head of cattle can be had at valuation 1220 acres freehold, Manchester Blocks sections 96 and 302 ; 300 acres cleared and in good grasses; metal road to gate; ten miles from Feilding and Marton, and seven from Halcombe; 416 chains fencing already erected on property; ornamental trees planted on good site for house ; and an orchard planted with choice fruit trees 700 acres freehold; a first-class agricu tural farm, situated within three miles of the Marton Railway Station and four miles from the township of Bulls; fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks, 5 acres of plantation, and orchard ; permanent supply of water, ten-roomed dwelling-house, wool-shed heep-yards, &c. t together with the option of purchasing a leasehold farm or 400 acres, within one mile of township of Bulla; well improved, and rented at a moderate rental. 539 acres first-class land, within 3 miles Longburn Railway station, the proposed junction Wellington and Manawatu Railway, and 6 miles from Palmerston North ; 165 acres in good grass, 150 more felled and ready for burning; partly fenced. 327 acres, Sections 171, 172, and 174 Moa District, Taranaki, four miles from Inglewood, fronting Norfolk-road 153 acres first-class land, Wairoa district, within 4 miles of Waitotara, partially improved, 143 fern and grass, 10 bush. 2279 acres good agricultural land, near Hal combe, and within easy distance at Feilding and Sandori (already surveyed into suitable sections for small farms) with 2000 sheep.' 618 acres of good agricultural land adjoining township of Marton, sub-divided .nto eight paddocks; four dams on the property, 450 acres first-class agricultural land; all of which has been'ploughed and laid down in grass, sub-divided into ten paddocks, with- eight-roomed house, stable, granary, and stock-yard, situ ated within three miles of Marton, and close to Bonny Glen railway station, 74 acres, Section 53, near township and railway station, Halcombe. 500 acres, Section 61, Manchester. Block, fronting Junction-road, 221 acres “ Fern Lea Earm,” section 90 on plan of Sanddn. Fenced round and subdivided into seven paddocks, six roomed dwelling house, all necessary farm buildings, permanent supply of water, and good frontage to main trunk road.' . ' 84 acres section 319 f on plan of Carnarvon, ©need round and within two miles of a raiway station. Intending purchasers will be provided with a horse and shown over the properties, on application to’ 33 STEVENS AND GORTON. ANNUAL ELECTION OF AUDITORS. NOTICE ia hereby given that the following persons have been duly nominated for the. office of Auditors for the Borough of Wellington, natnelyr— Bishop, William Hester, William . . Lyon, HoBATib Maccclloch Widdop, William, Jon., There are only two vacancies to be filled, and as . the number of Candidates exceeds the number ot vacancies, I hereby appoint a Poll to be taken as between the several Candidates whose names are given above, on MONDAY, the Ist day of June next, at the City Council Chambers, Brandon-streefc, ; The Polling will commence at 9 o’clock a.m,, and close at 6 o’clock p.m. . JAMES AMES, Returning Officer. Wellington, 23rd May, 1885. 937 Hanseatic fire insurance COMPANY OF HAMBURG. _ .Established 1873. Capital ... ... £150,000 Guarantee of Associated Companies ... ... £3,000,000 Risks taken at lowest rates, and losses promptly settled in WMlingt-on. Agent : ALEXANDER JAMES MoTAVISH. LOST, aßutcbei’d Day Boob, in Adelaideroad, day b:fora yesterday. Reward. Apply office of this paper, 949