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Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9617, 20 April 1900, Page 2

til W'o!s:<w%P^--J$|ND AM^EISMi^-^iGENT AND if) LET,— „# EDWARDS Si BEET—Dwelling of four rooms with deiached kitchen. Good s>arden and orchard. Kent, fi? 6d SAKD,c.S...,,cS'i;RBE:i.^-:.Cottage of Four Rooms Bent 4s ■ KRANKLYN STREET—COMFORTABLE DWELLING of 6 Kooma—Good Tenant wanted at Low Rental BEACH'ROAD^PAH" STORE* ana larjje attaohed dwelling ot 12 rooms, also washhoiise with copper, sta,bles,. v etc. o. vßeit-lSa^a^r;.-••■-.;-vv*'; „, ,\ , ^R^i^ POLLEN STREET~Tb'I)e leased for* long term, BUILDING ALLOTMENT ? first class Business Site ; centrally situated p/RA^ilf BICEGpUK^E-ipyelling o£ >' i tfKooTJak'OiitnoupeH.stio ,sßentßs BROWN STRJCKT. — Shop and Brick -••Strong'P-'-om. \ FOR SALE— £13Q—Dwelling pf.tiye rooms, and three rfreehold allotments, Block' 'iT £450— The!w6ll-kn6wn r pfoperfcv of Mr ' ;H ,t; Ji!'Greensldde, at Parawai— Easy ■; ■■■j.Terms '« ■'.'.'. •-;."" ■':>'■•■. _ , je33O Property of Mr Chas. MeJL.ea.cr,*; Corner, of Mackay and Seaie.y Streets^—Large roomy Dwelling and T,w6 Freehold allotaients, Splendid " 'Situation 1. £300.-DWELLING OF Seven Booms ' '"bathroom and Outhouses. £-acre }>1' garden. Fleaßantly aitualed, Parawai. £650~New Well Built DWELLING HOUSW of 8 Uooms and Outhouses ■with Grass Paddock of 7 acres, Tararu £150,—Two good building allotments, and 2-rocmed cottage; opposite Poßt Office, Grahamabown. jS32s—Newly built two-storeyed DWEL LING of eight rooms and outhouses, Sandes street. Capital-new. £15O—First Class DWELLING of Five Rooms, built of kauri, and freehold a'lotu cut, goo^l oichard 865 FARM in Bay of Plenty, well watered undulating country. All fenced and sub-divided iuto 7 pjddocks. 400 acres in grass Also well built d welliug o* 10 rooms and farm outbuildings. Close to school and pot office. Price, £2 per acre. Easy terms. - AH properties for sale or to let advertised Free of Charge FIRE INSURANCE effected at lowest car ent rates in the Imperial Fire OfficeOffices— Exchange Corner, Brown straet

LOOK. M. ENSOrf°AND SONS, MARY STREET, Are JUST LANDING a NEW STOCK of GROCERY, CROCKERY, IRONMONGERY, etc., which they are prepared to sell with acy hous^ in the town for cash. NOTE A FEW OF OUR PRICES: 501bs Flour, 4s 3d and 4s 6d. Starch, 4|d and 5d per lb. Golden Syrup, s£d 2-lb tin. Peerless Soap, 2 bars for lid. Salt, 241ba for la (coarse); best fine, 201bs Is. Besjfc Vinegar, 4d quart. Good Tea, Is 3d per lb; 2a Teas sold at la 6d and Is 8d; 21b Billy Teas, 3s. s Sauce, 4d, sd, 6d. Seidlitz Powders, 8d box. 2-lb tin Treacle, sd. Clothes Pegs, Id per doz. Best Lemon Peel, 6d lb. Essence Lemon, 3d and 4d bottle. j Sand Soap, 5 for Is. i Hudson's Extract, 10 for Is. Prime Factory Cheese, 6d lb. J Candles, Sperm, sd; Wax, -7d lb. Salmonj,, 8d tin. Essence Coffee, lOd and Is bottle. From 1000 to 1100 pounds of Butter landing weekly from the best Taranaki and local dairies; from lOd per lb. Prime factory, equal to the best in the market, Is per lb. Maize, Oats, Wheat, Bran, Chaff, Sharps and all produce sold at lowest rates. Goods forwarded to country settlers, who wfll do well to give \xa a trial. M- Ensor and Sons, Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Provision Merchants,