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Waikato Times, Volume XII, Issue 999, 16 November 1878, Page 3

New Advertisements. riIOBQE E. CLARK, STOCK & STATION AGENT, The Gbovb NEAR CAMBRIDGE. FOR SALE— WARTLE ESTATE— This magnificent property (situated m the Cambridge Riding, County Waikato, distant 3;t miles from the flourishing district of Hamilton) consists of 100 J Acres of Rich Dry Land, all laid down with Clovers and English Grasses ; securely fenced, and subdivided into 28 convenient enclosures, and thoroughly well watered; There is a fine Bush of Natural Timber ; also, a large amount of Planting has been done on the Estate. The House is oommodious, containing 14 Rooms exclusive of Kitchen and Sonllery), Store-rooms and is very complete and m thorough repair, with Coach-house, Harnessroom, Stables, Hay Loft, &o. The surrounding Grounds, whioh are . extensive and m complete order, comprise : Garden, Lawn, and Shrubbery, most tastefully laid out, and containing a very rare collection of Choice Plants and Shrubs. The Orchard is well stocked with young and healthy Fruit Trees just coming into bearing; also, a thriving Vineyaid. The Farm Buildings consist of Four Cottages (for workmen). Dairy, Stable, Hayroom, Seedroom, Cart and Implement Sheds, &c, &c. Further particnlars on application to GEORGE E. CLaRK, Land Agent. A Farm of Four Hundred and Fifty Acres, all First-class land m a high state of Cultivation, subdivided into convenient Paddocks, with Firat-class Family Residence, Workmen's Cottages, and Outhouses. For further particulars apply to GEORGE E, CLARK, Land Agent. Albo, an Improved Farm of Four Hundred and Thirty-four Acres of First-class quality, pleasantly situated, on the hank of the Wai- . kato River, Five Miles from the I Townehij) of Cambridge. Apply to GEORGE E. CLARK, Land Agent. 250 Acres of Improved Land of prime quality, within one mile of the flourishing township of Cambridge, with Houses, &c. GEORGE E. CLARK, Land Agent. 434 Acres Unimproved and Koromiko Land of first-class quality, watered by a never failing stream which passes through the property, situated six miles from Hamilton (within one mile of the ThamesWaikato proposed Railway). GEORGE E. CLARK, Laud Agent. PUBLIC NOTICE, T. TREWHEELLAtt DESIRES to return his sincere thanks to all those who have so liberally patronised him during the last five years, and, whilst assuring them that his constant care shall be to supply only Articles of the Very Best Description, begs to notify that he Is now making considerable Reductions m many of his Goods, more especially with a view to encourage CASH TRANSACTIONS, and that m future the BEST BREAD, (weighed over the Counter) will be sold for GASH ONLY, at £d LESS PER LOAF. No I— BEST BREAD 3£d pee 2mj. LoAi?, tor CASH ONLY, over the Counter. I I beg to announce that IAM NOT MAKING BREAD for Mr N. R. Cox, Draper and General Storekeeper, and reapectfully solicit your patronage, CONFECTIONER?.— Preserved and Crystalised Fruits, Bon-Bons, 'Some* body's Luggage ', J ewelled Caskets, &c. The Largert Stock m the Waikato. j FRUITS m Season, and all kinds of Nuts. A Carefully-selected Stock. ! •' WAIKATO BISCUITS," which will compare favorably with anything imported as to quality and value, always on hand (m tins or cases), or made to order m any quantities to suit the convenience of customers. These Good 3 are delivered free to any Railway Station or Steamboat Landing m the Waikato, and all packages are returnable. ' While determined to give fnll value for money, my desire is to keep aud perpetuate the name for supplying Good Articles. Families and the trade supplied. Orders promptly executed. Wedding Orders, Cakes, &c, Elegantly and Promptly Supplied. ' T- TREWHEELLAR, BAKER, PASTRYCOOK, CONFECTIONER., AND MACHINE BISCUIT MANUFACTURER, HAMILTON WEST, WAIKATO NOTICE. B EDWARDS, begs to thank his « friends for their liberal patronage, and wisher to draw attention to the Time Table below, which will meet every Train from or to Auckland. Coaches Leave Hamilton for Railway Station to menfc Train, as under :— A.M ti.3B, Passengers Train to Auckland „ U.U3, Goods Train to Ohaupo P.M 12 15, Passengers Train to Auckland , G. 13, Goods Train to Mercer 10 0, Passengers Train to Ohaupo. B. Y< DWAII DS , COACH PROPRIETOR, AND LIVERY STABLE KEEPER, HAMILTON. NQ ARUAW AH LA LI B RAKY. A MEETING of the Subribers to lha Ngaru vwahia Library will bo held at the Delta Hotel, Ngaruawahia, on Tuesday, the 19th instant, at 7.30 p.m., to o'ect Trusiees m whom lo vest the Library Rite. liniru diatcly »ftrr will ha held a Public Mealing to comid' r tho advisability of Bu'lding Head inn Rooms, 4c. HESRY BYRON, Chaitmau N^aruawihia I brary C.-mmili'.e'j. Nov. 12, 1378.