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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 791, 12 July 1877, Page 4

Trcperties, &c, for disposal. P O R BALE. . At Tuhikaramea, a quarter of a mile rom tbe Waipa river, an Improved FARM Of 500 Acres, of really .good land ; 120 *cres in grass, and divided into feur paddocks, with * comfortable four- roomed CotJnge.~For p.vtv».v>lars, apply to the andemgned, or tbe proprietor, Mr Lang. A Farm of 1,292 acres of first'Class arid, bounded by a navigable part of vhe Piako river. Considerable improvejients have been effeoted. Price very moderate. Advertiser strongly re«omjiends this to any industrious party. 1,322 acres of nnimpro'ed land in the Piako district. "Jfirst-class quality, well watered and well b ituafed, being contiguous to the road now fieinp made between Hamilton and the Thames. A 200 acre Farm, with four-roomed nowe, Darn, fifty aores improved, . fenced, and sub- divided, three miles from Hamilton East, on o good road. A good 10,000 aore block; Terms iberal. A 200 aore Farm close to Hamilton, partially improved. ' Several blocks of land (animproved)i n rioußpaits of the Waikato, 'rom 50 2,000 acres. Terms liberal. Several fine arms in Cambridge district Apply toW. STEELS, Hamilton. "VTEW O LOVER SEEDS , The undersigned is now landing ex Thurland Castle," the following • NEW SEEDS HI the usual.Buperior qualities, he will off«r for sale at tbe Lowbbt Ctjbbent Pbtofs Red Clover, Trefoil -White Glover, Lucerne Alsyks, • £?>* \ Oowgrass, limothy, &o, ;.,, , &c, *•. &b. Rape Turnip, Carrot, Mangold, and other Field and Garden Seeds. eeond shipment daily expected ex «Emily ; Chaplin,' from the old established house ,of Alex Gross and Son, and. the Lawson Seed and Nursery Co. Also, Some superior samples of . Canterbury, Poverty Bay, and other Provincial Ryepras?, Cocksfoot, . ' &c, &o, <fec, Orders oarefully packed- and forwarded by train or otherwise as directed. Teas, Groceries, and Provisions supplied at the. lowest Wholesale Prices, JOHN HALL, GENERAL STORES, OTAIIUHU. R D L DUFFUS! Has OPENED his NEW STORE at TE AWAMUTU, with an entirely NEW and VARIED STOOK .of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, All of FIRST QUALITY, which will be SOLD at AUCKLAND T>RICES, with freight added; LIBERAL TERMS 8 Will bo offered to LARGE BUYE ES, And every accommodation given to all who patronize the . ' NEW. ESTABLISHMENT. Settlers requirements wilt be thoroughly studied, and all Orders oareinlly and Promptly Executed. EDI DUFFTTS HE GULAR SALES. Xli , op jIVE STOOS AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE On each Thursday at Remuera, at •welve o'clock the principal market •o fat stook of all desorip- tions On e"aoh Fviday, in Auckland, at the Haymarket, at eleven o'clock, for Jorses Carriages, Har- ness, Hay, Corn, Bead s and Agricultural Implements. Every Friday, afc 2 o'clock, at tho Haymarket, for Wool,, Hides, and Sheep»kins. Kx Waiuku, halfyearly, in Mr Campaell'r Yards,on the fourth Wednesday in Apri and OotobeJ, at one o'clock. At Papakura, on the third Wednesday ,n each month, at half-past twelve 'dock. At the Ohnupo Yards on second Tuesday in each- month. Sheep Fairs are held at he Remuera Bale Yards in the last week in January. Ample accommodation for Live Stook consigned tor sale or awaiting delivery, at Eemuuera Ohuhu, and Drury, where they are wpU kerb at fixed oaarges. «)ryand Commodious Stores for Wool fleeds, Carriages, at the Haymaikot, ffhero the goods in store ar« insured. ALFJtEP BUOKLIND. £JLOSE BROTHERS ,V ; - : , 228 t- 22? QUEEN-STREET, E.C.,