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Waikato Argus, Volume IV, Issue 251, 24 February 1898, Page 4

Auctions. W. J. HUNTER. HAMILTON-This Day TE AWAMUTU—Saturday, February 2Gth CAMBRIDGE-Saturday, sth March ASSETS COMPANY'S SALE-Early iu March SECOND SHEEP FAIR-Wcdnesday, March 23rd NGARUAWAHIA About end of Mm*h THIS DAY. For Sale This Day at Hamilton Yards, pATTLE, SHEUP, HORSES, *c tV. J. HUNTER. 10/2 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26. For Sale at Te Awamutu Yards on Saturday, February 26th, /BATTLE, SHEEP, HORSE 3, PIGS, \J PRODUCE, 4c. 20 Good Pigs, Moon 17 Choice Berkshire Pigs, Corrigan 10 Young Pigs, J. Potts 350 ft. Wire Netting Single-seated Hooded Buggy, property Rev. McDonald 2 Pure Berkshire Boars, three months old Lot Totara Posts and Strainers Lemons and Preserving Oranges Singer's Sewing Machine N.B.—Wanted at this sale : Activo Harness Horses. W. J • HUNTER. 10/2 CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO. The Sanatorium of the Auckland Province. A DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE BY AUCTION, AT CAMBRIDGE, ON SATURDAY, MARCH sth. The undersigned has been favoured with instructions from Mr J. S. Bond to offer for sale, by auction, on the above date, ALLOTMENTS Nos. 155 to 158 and 502-3 in the Borough of Cambridge, comprising about six acres. The property is situated on the Victoria Road, ne*r to the beautiful Cambridge Domain, and within a few minutes walk of the Library, Post-office, and business part of the town. The property consists of about sir acres, four and a-half of which have been recently laid down in English "•» the balance beiug in orchard an> beries. The orchard comprises a choice collection of fruit trees. Pear trees (over 20 years old, in full bearing), peaches, plums, etc. Some of the finest walnut and hazel trees to be found in the district are on this property, and bear regular and heavy crops. This property is one of the best situated in the Borough, and is an ideal residence site for a gentleman with or without a family. The attractions of Cambridge arc admittedly second to none in auy part of the province, the toniog up and recuperative qualities of its climate being well-known, and are yearly becoming increasingly availed of. Anyone seeking a pleasant and desirable home in Waikato should not miss this opportunity now offered to secure a suitable site. The property will be offered in one lot, including the salvage from the late fire, comprising corrugated iron, chimneys, range, register grate, etc., etc. A very low reserve has been placed upon the property, it being the vendor's determination to sell if anything like a fair price is offered. Should no suitable offer be received for the property, then the salvage as above described will be offered for sale for removal. W. J. HUNTER. 22/2 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The undersigned has received Instruct tions from Assets Company to sell at Rangiatca Estate, near \Y aitoa, early in March, THE WHOLE OF SURPLUS BREEDING EWES, FAT AND STORE SHEEP, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, &0. Full particulars in future issue. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. 24/2 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23. Second Sheep Fair. The undersigned will hold his Second Sheep Fair at Ohaupo Yards on WEDNESDAY, March 23rd, of about 1 K (\C\C\ EWES, WETHERS 10, \j\j\J LAMBS AND RAMS. Entries solicited. At 12 o'clook. W. J. HUNTER. 22/2 HIE undersigned will hold his Autumn 1 Ngaruawahia Sale at end of March. Eutries solicited. W. J. HUNTER. 22/2 ARTHUR TOOMAN. [THOMAS NEIM. RTHLR mOOMAN & r\o., Auctioneers and Commission Agents, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND Appointed Agents Waikato Fruit growers' Association. Reference: Nat Tonal Bank of New Zea la*id (Limited). 6/7 N.Z. Record - - Carrot Crop. O ROOTS, Or^Lß. GROWN BY MR RAMSAY, TAUWHARE. J HITE T3ELGIAN, HITE T>ELGIAN, WEBB'S IMPERIAL SWEDE! GEO. JTNEAL, CAMBRIDGE. ,«*»