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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 14016, 22 September 1909, Page 3

MAORI LAffDS. Mr. Ed»r»rd Buckle has retired from tli© Native Land Court Office aft** 24 ' years' service, and may now be consulted at 18 Grey Street, Wellington, in regard to all matters touching titles to Maori lands. He has a very wide special knowledge and experience of the subject. He "will personally conduct, searches as required, at "Wellington, Wanganui, Grisborne, or Auckland. He is also prepared to undertake Land Transfer Searches. — EDWARD RTJCKLE, 18 Grey St., WELLINGTON. ' . 3

_ ■ — I I At Mangorei on Friday, Mr. Newton I King will bold a clearing sal? of dairy cattle, etc., oil account of Mr. J. S. Hobbs. The farm, which has been advertised for sale, lias beeu withdrawn and will not be offered. Mr. Matthew Logg. evangelist, will deliver a lecture in Shaw's Huildinp to-night, the subject for winch will i>c> "Tho Church in two Aspects. -f v A splendid opportunity of- securing a dairy farm on easy terms will no .-.fforded at the subdivision sale of the Bainesse Estate, at Palmerston North, on October 9. Messrs. Dalgety and Company, Ltd., the auctioneers, have an advertisement in this issue. ■ Morcy and Son call particular attention to their stock of cotton Areas fabrics, ,i« st landed from the Homo markets.' See to-day's advertisement. Mrs. L. Peters, Miramar, Wellniffton, N.Z:, says: "I can safely recommend Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to anyone suffenng from pains in tho stomach. A few days ago my little boy, aged 6 years, was suffering agony with this complaint. I only t;avo him a few doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and lie was soon w-01l and has not been troubled} since. I fc}ii«k remedy should be kopt in every home." For sal© by all dealers.