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Patea Mail, Volume VI, Issue 523, 22 May 1880, Page 3

TRESPASSING NOTICE. ANYONE found Shooting or Trespassing on Appleton Park Property will be prosecuted. R. T. SOUTHBY. Appleton Park, May 19. NOTICE. ANYONE Shooting or Trespassing in pursuit of GAME on Bellgrove Property will he prosecuted. H. S. PEACOCK. Bellgrove, May 8, 1880. N 0 T I C E. ANYONE Shooting or Trespassing in pursuit of Game on my land will be prosecuted. JOHN McLEAN, Waverlcy. NOTICE. ANYONE Shooting, or Trespassing in pursuit of Game on my property at Whcnuakura, will bo prosecuted. Wm. WILSON. April 1, 1880. 350tc NOTICE. ALL persons found trespassing in pursuit of Game on the property of the undersigned at Waverley will be prosecuted. R. & 0. HAWES. NOTICE. DEPRESSION in Trade compels me to Reduce the Price of my wellburnt Bricks to <£2 per 1,000, for Cash. GEO. A. WHITE. Carlyle, Feb. 27, 1880. 229tc QHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE k) to be LET, opposite the Court House. Apply to W. DIXON. FOR SALE, 200 LAMBS. Apply to E. J. MORGAN, Manutahi, LEASEHOLD FARM NEAR CARLYLE. FOR SALE, the Goodwill of the unexpired term of Lease of a Compact Farm of 120 Acres, within 1 mile of Carlyle; all fenced, sub-divided, and n good working order ; 5 years to run. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. FOR SALE, 21 ACRES of LAND, with thrccI roomed House, Normanby. Apply to W. H. BRIGHTWELL, 328tc Normanby. FOR SALE OR TO LET, i SPLENDID FARM of 200 Acres, situated at Manutahi North, and within half-a-mile of Aikenhead and Waiongona Railway Stations. There is a four-roomed House and Out-buildings; and 50 acres ready for the plough ; balance in grass. GUSTAVE TISCH, Stratford Hotel. FOR SALE. mHAT COMMODIOUS STORE 1 AND BILLIARD ROOM at Opunake, belonging to Mr Espagne, with one of Alcock’s best Tables. Stock to be taken at a valuation. This can be safely recommended as a first-class Investment. It is well situated opposite Bartlett’s Hotel, in the township of Opunake, which, now with the native difficulty being on the eve of permanent settlement, mnst become one of the most important townships on the coast. The only reason for the present proprietor wishing to sell out is his intended departure for Europe. For further particulars apply to G. V. BATE, Land Agent, Hawera. N.B.—There are at the present time about 400 men stationed at Opunake. HILLSIDE ESTATE, PATEA. THE undersigned have for Sale valuable SECTIONS (one-quarter-acrc and upwards) on the east side of the Patea River, within half a mile of the Bridge. Extensive view, including Township of Carlyle, the surrounding Country and Heads. Excellent soil, and locality generally suitable for suburban residences. In view of the Railway Works and""' River Improvements, both in -progress; and the scarcity of freeholds so close ,to Town, these Sections should command a ready sale. Terms, easy. Plans, and all particulars, at our Office. EYTON & PRINGLE. Patea, 24th April, 1880.