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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XII, Issue XXV, 23 June 1894, Page 582

GRAPHIC PREMIUM / X ANOTHER SPLENDID BONUS TO SUBSCRIBERS. BOOK WORTH £2 7s. 6d. for 10s. The Proprietor of The New Zealand Graphic has great pleasure in announcing that, encouraged by the general appreciation of former premiums offered to Graphic subscribers he has made arrangements to offer them a Handsomely-Bound Volume of the EARLY HISTORY OF NEW ZEALAND. CONTAINING 700 PAGES. NEARLY 200 ILLUSTRATIONS. The published price of the ‘Early History ’ is £2 7s 6d, but in order to increase the circulation of the New Zealand Graphic and at the same time place within the reach of readers of that {ournal the singularly romantic story of old New Zealand, the took is now offered with a year’s subscription to the Graphic for 325. (To be sent to the subscriber by post.) — THE — EARLY HISTORY OF NEW ZEALAND unfolds a strange story of British pluck and adventure, of love and hate, of crime, of war and bloodshed, and of peaceful Christian effort and self-sacrifice. The book traces the beginnings of Anglo-Saxon colonisation in these islands, and gives a graphic picture of that wild life which preceded the complex civilisation which has grown up in these later years and which differs little from the condition of society Drevalent in lands where the people have fallen heirs to the labour and thought of many generations of their fellow countrymen. How different was the state of society, how strange the conditions under which the first settlers of New Zealand lived and worked to lay the foundations of a new order of things in a land where barbarism reigned supreme, the events recorded in the pages of this book show. PANORAMIC VIEWS < —OF—"early settlement At BAY OF ISLANDS, AUCKLAND, TARANAKI, NAPIER, WANGANUI, WELLINGTON, NELSON, CANTERBURY, AKAROA, OTAGO—With Scenes and Sketches of the First Streets and Buildings. Full List of Names of Early Settlers. When ordering, send Postal Notes to the value of 325., which will secure a Presentation Volume of the ‘Early History of New Zealand,’ and the ‘NEW ZEALAND GRAPHIC,’ for 12 months. H. BRETT, Publisher, Auckland. District Lands and Survey Office, Auckland, June 11,1894. IT is hereby notified that the undermentioned TOWN and RURAL LANDS will bo submitted for Sale by public auction, at the Land Office, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of July prox., at 11 o'clock a.m. SCHEDULE. Town of Ngaruawahia.—Section 140. Ir 7p, upset price £5 17s 6d. Parish of Titirangi.—Section 176. 4a 3r 7p. upset price £23 19s 6d; 177, sa. £25; 178. sa, £25 ; 179, sa. £25. Parish Ararimu.—Section 15a, 10a, upset price £lO. FIRST CLASS LANDS—RO.>NEY COUNTY. Parish Oruawharo.—Section N. 172. 108 a, upset price £175 10s; 191 a, 64a 2r. £ll5 17s 6d. N. pt. 172. broken to undulating forest land, containing 207 green and 39 dead kauri trees; Section 19Ja, about 8 acres fern and bush, remainder contains 59 green kauri trees and 108 totara trees. Both lots lie from 4 to 5 miles from Hakaru. Tkrms of Salk.—One-fifth of the purchase money to be paid on the fall of the hammer, and the Dalance within 30 days thereat ter. GERHARD MUELLER. Comissioner Crown Lands.

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