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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1996, 28 May 1875, Page 3

Wanted WANTED, a Steady Young GIRL for Ohinemuri.—Apply office of this paper.. WANTED, a Roush Carpenter, fora Small Job. Office of this paper. WANTED, leOMon Daily-»t JOSLIN'S HAIB Cfll-TIKa ESTABLISHMENT to be Phavcd, Shampooed, &c., nrxl FugafVf ' J Bed Boot, Owen-street, Grahanißtoirn. ■I • ■ —■ ■ ! Meetings ! THAMES MINERS' ACCIDENT BELIEF FUND SUBCOMMITTEE. A MEETING:of the above Sub-Committee J\. will beheld THIS (Friday) EVENING-, at 7 o'clock, at Warden's Court. Feed. F. Dat, Secretary. Amusements pARAWAIGARDENS! PARAWAI GARDENS!! PIGEON MATCH—SWEEPSTAKES, &c., &c. „ -.■.-■ TO-MORRItOW (Saturday), afc 2 p.m. „,..523 Auctions THURSDAY, 10th JUNE. PTJEIRI. TO MINERS, AND ALL CLASSES Desirous of SECURING A VALUABLE IREEHOLD ALLOTMENT In the Neighborhood of the Most Extensive Auriferous District in the NORTH ISLAND. jIjIDWIN BIFNEY Has received instructions from the Church Missionary Society to sell by auction, at the City Auction Mart, on Thursday, 10th June, afc 11 o'clock, !■ 197 SPLENDID ALLOTMENTS In this highly valuable property, which is situated, ;at the junction of the main roads leading to Tairua,' Hikutaia.j.,and Ohincmuri. The Goldfields surrounding this valuable Estate must necessarily cause it to be of permanent value ; the Allotments are so arranged as to suit both the MINER AND STOREKEEPER. The 'former may" hare liis homestead within easy distance of his work, whilst the latter will reap the advantage of the passing traffic, which is daily increasing. The Society are making a good and substantial road direct through the Property to join- the main track to Tairua, and thus the allotments facing the high road will possess for business purposes the REQUISITE REQUIREMENTS. The Estate comprises over 300 ACRES of Choice Arable Land, which is subdivided into sniallFarms, which are being leased, so that the Township will also be .surrounded by the nucleus of a farming population. To all intending purchasers the Auctioneer would say GO AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES, as he feels convinced that a personal inspection win convince better than a glowing description that the : TOWNBHIP OF PURIRI is destined at no distant date to assume a leading position in the district. THURSDAY, 10th JUNE, 11 o'clock. Plan on view afc the Mart. Terms liberal. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. GRAND LAND SALE., Tjl D W I N B I N N E V has pleasure in informing the public that he will, at an early date, submit for disposal by auction THAT SPLENDID ESTATE, Situated afc Puriri, belonging .to Mr McCleary, and which has just been surveyed and formed into the Township of Puriri. The Estate is divided into 50 MAGNIFICENT ALLOTMENTS, ench containing a frontage of 49§- feet, by a depth of 99 feet, thus affording to resident* ample room for erection of house and facilities for garden—a great desideratum in this district to the miner, while the business portion of the township fronts the main road to tho Tairua Goldfield. ' ...•:,■■; TheTuriri Goldfield is an established fact j the claims worked before the Thames was proclaimed averaged l£oz, and were only forsaken , for the BuppGsed more dazzling prospers and , the"want of facilities for crushing ; within the last month the claims are again manned and work is progressing, end with satisfactory P results..--The ■ TOWNSHIP OF PURIRI ■ i* situated in the centre of the auriferous district, besides which, it possesios tho advantage of being the highway to Tairua, all trafficpnssos through the towrsMp and the distance from the landing—Say's—is but one and ahalf miles, the whole of which is a pood dray road; Buffica it to say that this Estate is happily situated in every respect and therefore fcannot fail to commend itself to all those desirous of having a Freehold of their own. Plans will be ready in a few days and can bo pbtain&d, yrilh. all further particulars, at the City Auction Mart, Albert street. ' Torms liberal, declared at Sale.