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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 859, 18 December 1877, Page 2

-,y\UP OF FiiANKTO* — C -iißld-'ra >l« ex•;i'era,'t»t lia« ba n i-vmce 1 by tho outsid-t ,»u die in th- maver of tae sale of he own^hip land-" contigu <us to the Ra l«vay a ation at H mitton. O.i Buoiay -fbrnon <aB , the w athnr heing fin'BK there *a a crtitinu<in9 aiream of wayforewbew«en H»iiifo'i and ..^tua sue uf cli u ure City of Frtnkton ; and yesterday r, J »l*y w« on the -ground .0 s ow visitors the 8 veral Ib'e, point out th> m >re udrant goaua- portion , 4c. !. "O > Wednesday a hogshead <»if aie,; and f-nough t >■ '^produce »,]mfM j pidemio of Englmh oholera ii all HamiT. t»n —will he, bro c'led on the ground, o •n -t fchirvy v ; «i o^s , a fo»t, ia>«p.cting ih.« Jo's m>y have thn w lerawi h*l \o slate their t.iiiist By" the plio we see iier e are twe tv-seven qtiirfiHr-^oi-e^bmi* noss sites i mneliaie'v ' a^j -i iing t<e Sfcanon, •xclusiv« of ih> acres a rea'iy purchased by Mr L B Haris is t»>e site ■or an hotel, >m i here is one lot of n<a ly i • acre, which ap e.ra 1 on Su iday t • i>v Uh chief lot i speoted It lies by it s;lf abutting o 1 tie line, at to eistein •iid of the eta ion, and is adini-ably tdaptt-d as a warehou^in ' • 3«rd fortiie lindioi; of okl, timber, fire woo 1, -and ••her mechandi.-e. A aiding cud he un f/om thf lin-i to any part of it Alt." e her the towns ip to one of th' tnvis Vntunbe hat is lk;ly to be iff rd to eithe- th? Wakit-' or Auohlnl public or maty years t-i come ; • aid muah of if.. ic i^ ruion-d, is iikoy to f^il into h?, <nndti.( f sptoulutors f>'om AuckU^d, to b • heid «8 a promising iuvea men 5, ' ; The Sir Gbobos Okkt Keobptiok Wt learn mun Che ' Merali ' o< ya er day that. " Consideraol? caan^e h«a ; b-0u . nude in,thd pr of the Premier? viitltii the Nor h. Ii yrtks hough » hit hi:, wuuldd visic Uisborue and auriingi,'•utthat intention has beeo abaud*ned. he latest telegram 4 seat by the authdri j f v ir Ge«rg) Grey to che Kc p i.iu ommiitee st>te that tne ii>n-moi 1 f » •M pier on .latunlay night at ten ociicV (or tae iCavvau iiirec, and th»retore S ' • leor^e will proba'tly reach that i-liad nir afternoou, g ud, no d.mb-, c 1 b * o c« more at nom • S>r (4eo ge mI be quite prepared t" oome to Auo land o ■ Wed deaday af eruoj.i, if cuab «i 1 cUiv tue »eopio of Aucklau I, aud iht>r«fo'>*, ic 10 ikdy that th o tuimib ee »vill fix the recu'ptiou f»r tnat day. Tnat mat er, how v r, will lie settled at a meeting thi-.. af^rupjn." I'Hte vV aik »to Bhkwkry. — Atnong*t thepuseigers from Auck and ye teriay mis Mr. Walnutt of the Thames, who oorues, we uuaer t ■ rid, under enga£umfn< o tike ch tr^e of the brewing d- p*rtme ii 11 Mr. Camuiiii^'sestabli'iinient -t amitm, Mr. Walnuti. beura 1 he reputation <f being, and i-.deed id wjII known to me W ikaco reader* as one of the m<» aer aud ekil'u brevera »n h--00l ny. Q- cat iinproveu.euti havd ueeu , <*tely mi e at the .Wai*<a-» brewery^ )ur old friend trie wiudmil has tiisap peare'l, aad given place t ■ a^te>nn engine, uud if the red brick chitn ey is leas c tctu e»que fc .»n the old w.t dinill. . Mr, ' Camming will at leist be ab'e t > hi.« wait without havint? to whisile toy a wjdjl wbici uiu not. alw«ys come, A new boiicr was some liMltt tinii) a nee addodao he uremues, aud lately »o i.e improvt (aents nave been tn tde in the cooling pparatuH aid cellar ge, «o that now, u ider Mr. Waluutts Buperviaion, a first claas ueer may be look d lor.

Criokbt.— The r port of ihn* match between Nyarinuaina and tLukturoM i i- iu over 10 vUi next. > •lIKSSIS HUNTEK & NOLAN will ho'tJ t.neir osuil aionUily cattle » tie bridge on Tunrsday next th« 20*h inst. Mr Johv Kn»>x advor 1904 his newly np ned Chn^tinaa iruits at Aaoklaud priced. Thb Sons of Ulstrb, No 9. L.0.1. mil mi-et iu tao Viet na Hall on hur»d>«y «ve ing next. Tn * Oambuido •; Fauhkr's meet t-itj eveamjj, wnon a p* f er on tb * Ba<f»Cd Bovrng of graaaea wiii be read. Ba*k KoLiiiAT. The b*n ain a-ni 1 •on will b" c'.i)Beil «c cioon to*cnorr w on the oociMti n of to« opeuia^ of cho rail *ay to H«ibiiton. HUNIBR AND NOL4N'S O^RUpO Cattle Sale is, in couseqaenoe of the holidays t<> be held ou Kiturday. 22 d insiaut instead of the datQ previjuoly adver Used „-... Ngaruawahia Backs.- — Obly . one en'ry having teen recevd for th. Maid, n Plate,: th« oommit:e« bave do cidrd to reoflive pntrieo np to 8 o'cliok p m. of th<> 2 th inac for this race. Tbndkrs are callel for by th* engine© of the Pinko Land AB««oaiioa t'-rc<>o* Htractiug the rrniin outlet dram Maugw»ra, »ecti a 2, and will bi tecuived by tne raauaiger, Mr Bey nods at tac Eureka station, Hamiltoo, »n or before Friday, th 28th instant . Cambridgb CAtTLB SALSs —In consequence uf the la-t Tuesday in »he moutb tailing on 1 hriatmao day, Mr Buchiauri will hold his regular monthly «t»le o« c«ttle at the Cdm'iridge yards on th >BBh inst. namely to*day. TBiiDRR^ for tx'cutiog certain earthworks aw r.qui»el by the Waitoa Dis (riot Board, between MorrmtTille and Hamilton.' Two of th" trustees win tie <m 'htf on Mondny mo-nmg nexi op >int out tae work. Th-d-tof-.r aundmg in cna tenders ia not given. CAMBnipae R oks —Mr S. Bright has •eoei> ad iut rnou ns to sell by public auot on on Sa ! u>d«^ nettc, at the ■■ ational Uotai C»mbndgf, one h te] b»otb urected by 'he s ewards. a G tod T»-m---pUrs b of-, •'he K«teo, aud the carle o> the races. The e tries for the sev ra ereuts 'ill be found el«ewhere. Pkacttliae —a r*rhersr.rangearlver Ufmeni. (»ay< ye H terda>'s ) appetra in onraHv rtising colttm 8 thin murnin . Sir Hannninrd wtnr,B twi saoksof p ,a by fi «• o*o • uk shis %f etHoon, t<i send tn the Waikato. See u^ that th" W4<at> is an 1 .-ricnltaral -hc.rior «e i*h inld i««'e imagined that dis 1 riot coul ■ have g owa all the pe.x r^qu.r ', hue 'ao'> ■ e m»re tell : ng th^n more op nionu. Wo hve n < djubt the «><'qnir?d quaatity w 1 b» fortbeoaaing from oar marke garlenera. Messes S*ndes and Co., of toe Hamilton Fbarmacy, h««e, it wi.l be seen, laM in a lar&{« an < well eolectpd a»Bortmeut o' fancy oois, suitable for C'tristtnas Vpara gif) « nd for Hchool pr 2e->. . Thee will he offered 1 1 the pablio at. the loweot possi le rehume-»tina rates, ard with :< liberal redurtiou to purchasers m quantity. Amongst th se go >d* are go n» wry • la /iint specimen-' of wnrkmaiahip in J tpanwt wart an* papier macfiie U>DKR,the head of Bankruptcy thr 'Hirali' of S«tnd«y aayj. A ai«eting ot creditors in wae esctiSe of M> J. fcj. Maddeu was nnnouncud tb have b-eu held yes-ttrday »t noon, bnc the bankrape wh.»se yreaewse was reqaifiit , did not appear. There wen only two creditors represented. The . liabilities were set down, at £312 and the as*ecs a* £371. In consequeuct ot the aoaenoe »f the dehtor, prooeedmgi iu bauktnp cy elapsed. s At the Resident Mag-'st ate's C »urt rn-ld at Ii imiiton on Thar ;av. •* ja ge m<mt for £4 Ifia dobcis and £2 0* 6 oust* «vaß K»ven lu favour of D* B^ie a^amnt H. Hokow, y Mr O'Khiil appeared ft .■0 pat I. tiff In the a<lj timed care «f 1 ottirv 14 B CKman C>s«atii pat- •> to the litn i.y ot absast, the pi i tff *a8 nuu--u ltd j' With u«>«tß of an wiioea e» whose uvidtnc - r^Uiea o t • items of ciauu of the p ainsifTe bill of par! touura, ha h«vio<{ failtnt u> prove "it. ciaim to uouiuens«tioa or that btsoanrg were fair and re so»abe. Tae oiam >it •v tn< «a« •» of identity nd o^Ber^b p ••> halloo* was def-r i looezooti «ay. MuBSW H*y )>nd O'NeiU a^^earea lor %*# it*f««4Mst*r