THE WAIKATO LANDS SALE. Wednesday evening.

Waikato Times, Volume IX, Issue 513, 2 September 1875, Page 2

THE WAIKATO LANDS SALE. Wednesday evening.

At the Waikato Lands Sale to-day, tlie following allotments were, sold, Hamilton West : No 2, £16, PLilip Munro ; No 5, £21, Edward GumKy ; No 7, €22 ; No 10, £20; No 16, £12 10s, Nos 17, 18 and 19, £15 10s, Neale; No 20, £16; No 21, £18, 11. Neale; No 63, £31 ; No 5, £30, J. McDonald; No 278, £40, Josonh Webb ; No 2SO, £20, W. Murray ; Nos 404 and 405, £13, £12 10s, A. Irviu. Hamilton Eisfc: Ng 36, £20, Leguesne; No 34, £22, W. Hay; No 38, £25, LeQuesnc; No 37, £22, W. Kay; No 38, £25, LeQaesne ; No 51, .£25, John Wood ; Nos 66 and 67, £20, Isaac Coates ; i\o 152, £25, J. Coates ; No 291, £25, W. Hay. Newcastle: No 606, £40, H. Byron. Taupiri : No 5, £7 10s, W. Loveil ; No 8, £10, Coates ; No 17, £10, H. Byron; No 18, £15, G. Engall. Pokeno: No 19, £40, James Graham. Pukekohe : No 156, £12, John Hart ; Nos 190 and 191, £30 each, James Wright; No 41, £41, W. Twidle* Punniu: No 219, £72, W. Taylor. Mangapiko : Lot 71, £75, W. Taylor. Hautapu : Lot 53, £20, W. Brunskil ; N o 311, £84; No 313, £50, E. Mac Lea n; other land at Bombay settlement, Tauranga, Whangamariuo, and elsewhere sold at good prices. Several milk venders were fined to-day, 20s to £5 for selling adulterated milk, in which water ranged from eight to 45 per cent. A Poveity Bay telegram states that the Capt. of the cutter Whau has arrived there, the vessel having lost her rudder during a gale and being compelled to beach. The Dover Castle immigrants were landed to-day, one por tion being for Veraey Stewarts settlement.

fTho Old §^ureme Qaurt site was leased tori TSePaflbtraants realised four pounds ■ foot for Qu fen-street frontages and £9 atjtlie cornet of yictoria-street. The 'Hero has Bailed for Sydney. • \j ufaEDiljr, Wednesday evening. • A large public meeting .last night deolared almost unanrmously in fnvour of •übrnifctizig the Abolition proposals to the country. The Good Templars at Port Chalmers had a large and most successful demonstration, 500 people were present.