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Taranaki Herald, Volume I, Issue 52, 27 July 1853, Page 1

HURSTUOUSE & SMITH, LAND AGENTS, HAVE Houses, Town and Country Sections, &c, &c, for Sale or to Lea--e ; and will be happy to furnish Gratuitous Information to any New Arrivals. 0 M A T A , PLOTS of GROUND snitable for Business Purposes, and situate on the estate of Mr. T. Newsliam.in the most favoured part of the beautiful Block of Omala, are now Offered for Lease on liberal termt,. They possess for the most part a direct p rotitage on the great souihkrn uoad, and from their eligibility as building sites w lor parties wishing to follow the trades'alwa\s required in an active and progressing lettlenivtit, me well worth the attention of Old or New Tradesmen. Pl.ma may be seen, and particulars oblained of HURSTHOUSE & SMITH. TO BE SOE,B a \Six Roomed Comfortable Cottage, at the Henui with a well established stori: and bakehouse, Out-buildings, Q..rden &c consUling of 2 Roods 18 Pi relies, in the occupation of Ma. c. n rowe who lins lately considerably improved tho property. For particulars apply to HURSTHOUSE & SMITH, TO BE LET, ON LKASES, NOT EXCEEDING 21 YEAR S TOWN SECTIONS. No. 893, near ihe business premises of Mr. 0. Homcyer „ 899, adjacent to property in occupation of Mr. Yems „ 909, opposite the store of Mr. C. Homeyer. G. S. (;oopc?EaTjr""" r -"' " „ GB9, opposite the establishment of Messis. Clare and Bassctt „ 1416, Devon-street, near the Wesleyan Cemetery „ 1422") Devon-street, and desirable for „ 1423 [• trade, „ 1447) With many other desirable Sections in lending thoroughfares, nnd others suitable for gardens and paddocks. HUHSTHOUSE & SMITH. TO ME ILET 9 THAT COMMODIOUS INN known as the Taranaki Hotel. Immediate possession may be had. Comment is unnessessary on a house and business^ so well known. Particulars may be obtained at the above, or of Mtsiti. HURSTHOUSE & SMITHi New l'ymouth, July G, 1853, NOTICE. I"<HE TERMS FOR THRASHING AND WINNOWING at [the Water-Mills, recently erected on Blagdon Farm, will be SIXPENCE per Bushel :— • The owner of the Corn providing one Working man. Straw left upon the premises will be taken at a Valuation for manure These Terms ppply solely to Coin which is to be GROUND at these Mills : and as Mr. Silcock's charge for Grinding is only Sixpence per Bushel, the whole process from Thrashing the Corn to Dressing tho Flour will be undertaken at ONE SHILLING per Bushel. Flour & and Bran will be carted to the Beach for Shipment, if required, at Two Shillings and Sixpence per Ton. Apply to W. BAYLY, Bligdon F«rm. FOM BAZjJE 9 HP H REE or Four paii of powerful OXEN 1. fit for i he Yoke. Apply at 1 FERN HILL FARM. New Plymouth, July 4, 1853-