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Taranaki Herald, Volume VII, Issue 343, 26 February 1859, Page 1

Valuable farm to be Let, With possession on the 35th day of March next. TjiIGHTY acres of Arable and Pasture Jjj LAND, enclosed within a ring ifence, adjoining property belonging to Mr J. Sole and others, for the term of seven years, upon the usual conditions. The above property abuts on the high road leading from the Town to Omata, and within two miles of the town. For other particulars apply at the office of Mr Norms, Brougham street, Solicitor. January 28, 1859. TOWN SECTIONS. SEVERAL valuable Town Sections for sale, situated in the best parts of the Town. For particulars, apply to Mr Nonius, Solicitor. TO ARRIVE, Ex "Irfidy Alice," 5 CASES SLOPS 4 cases sewed Muslins 2 " Saddlery 1 " Racing Saddlery 2 " improved Scotch Ploughs 16 " Ironmongery 1 " Tinware 2 casks Glassware 3 Weighing Machines 1 Iron Safe To Arrive, Ex "Duchess of lieiustcr." 2 Cases Boots and Shoes 1 " Gentlemen's superior Clothing 3 " Morley's Hosiery 1 " Guns 110 boxes Soap W. McKechney. On Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned, WOOL PACKS Corn Sacks Winnowing Sheets W. McKechney. Devon Street, Ist January 1859. FOR SALE, AT THE STORES or the UNDERSIGNED. ex ' lord Ashley,' TRON BEDSTEADS X 2 casks Glassware 2 trunks Homan's Boots and Shoes 2 cases English Kip and French Calf Leather 2 cases Saddlery Printed Flannel Shirts British Plate Goods Winnowing Sheets Corn Sacks, Sec. &c. Colza Oil in any quantity \V. McKECHNEY. ON SALE, AT THE STORES OF THE UNDERSIGNED. ENGLISH ALE on draught @ 3s. f gallon. W. McKechney. Taranaki Rifle Company. nnHE members of the Company are reX quested to meet (without arms) at the Masonic Hotel, on Saturday, the 26th inst., at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, for the purposes of arranging the places for the Local Drills, and to select the districts in which they will severally attend the same ; and further to decide upon the uniform which shall be recommended for the approval of His Excellency the Governor. The Adjutant will meet those members residing in Tatajaimaka who may be unable to attend as above on the Monday following (the 28th inst.,) at Mr. Greenwood's at 4 oclock in the aftarnodn. Charles Stapp, New Plymouth, Adjutant. 17th February, 1859.