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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1145, 28 October 1879, Page 3

New Advertisements. N OTIOE, ESSES. HUNTER and NOLAN'S Sales by Auction will henceforth, he found in the second column of our fourth page. NOTICE. The Hamilton Emporium, Grey-street, Hamilton East. ALL ACCOUNTS Outstanding and NOT PAID or Arranged, will be SUED FOR after the 31s« XOBT. HARMS, mh October, 1879. W. H. BAILEY, /~1 ENERAL STOREKEEPER, r and • ■ ZE3-A..HZZHj x&> WHATAWHATA. Contractors supplied at the cheapest rates. IMPORTANT SALE. TOWNSHIP OF WAIHOTJ, UPPER THAMES. Mr J. S. Buoldand has been instructed to sell by auction on THURSDAY, 30th October, at 2 p.m., at thef Hamilton Hall, Hamilton East, about 200 lots in the above named township. WAIHOU is beautifully situated on the main road from Waikato to j Thames, where the Lower Waitoa Road ' joins; and the proposed new road from Tau- J ranga will junction at this point. It is surrounded on three sides by the Aroha Block, with the beautiful mountains of that name rising in front, and the great Valley : of the Thames stretching to the right ..and left. To the north may be seen Tararu Point away in the distance, and towards the south the level plains are extended further than the eye can reach. The Railway Line, as adopted by the District Engineer, is less than five minutes walk from Missen's Hotel, in the centre of the Township. All who have visited the district believe that a great future is before it, on account of th© great extent of level land, the superior advantages of the situation, its accessibility by a Navigable River, and the anticipated early construction of the Thames - Waikato Railway, The township being surrounded by the Aroha Block, which is already surveyed into small farms, must, being the only suitable site, become at an early date of immense value. This is an opportunity for investment such as seldom occurs, being the first Township surveyed and offered for sale in the Thames Valley. The Auctioneer need not remind the public of the extraordinary increase in the value of property in the Waikato Townships in the past few years, and the increase in the value of land now offered is likely to be of unexampled rapidity. The terms of sale will be one-third cash, balance by promissary notes of equal amount at 3, 6, and 9 months. Title under the Land Trasfer Act, which will be given without delay, and clear of legal expenses to those who choose to pay cash, and to parties taking terms, upon payment of last note. Sale on Thursday, 30th October, at Lequesnc's Hamilton Hall. J. S. BOCKLAND. Auctioneer. 1.0.0. F., M U.A.D. SPSCIAL MEETING will be hold , . ou Tuesday next, the 28th instant, Buwness of importance. By Order N.G., A. 0. FIELD, Secretary. PEILLIPPS & SON'S SP cCI aL a DVERTISEMBNT. 50,000 f KOLLS } 50,000 ' { BOLLS ) PAPERHANGINGS, From 5d to 12s 6d per piece. SATIN PAPERHANGINGS. From Is 3d per piece. LINING CANVAS, 72 Inches wide, from 4d per yard. GREAT INDUCTION IN THE PEIOE OF SILVERED AND POLISHED PLATE AND COMMON WINDOW GLASS. Large Stock of White Lead, Oils, Colours, Varnishes, and all kinds of Painters' • Requisites, at Lowest Price for Best Materials. Gilt Mouldings, Glass Shades, Artists' Colours, and Sundries. W, PHILLIPS & SON, OIL AND COLOUR MERCHANTS, 95 and 97, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, and POLLEN STBEET, SRORTLAND. MUSICAL. OTICE to MR. WEBB'S kind . , patrens and the public. Just arrived, Bord's and Kelly's very elegant Pianos, also a fine Tricord Debain Piano, and several Kelly' unrivalled Harmoniums. Some cheap secondhand Pianos, all en terms to suit piirchassers, also a superior Church Organ, with pedal pipes, only £l3O. N.B.—Old Pianos exchanged, or repared almost equal to new, at email cost. Estimates given. WEBB'S MUSIC SALOON, Welelsley Steet, Auckland A splendid nine stop American Organ, fine tone. MELBOURNE CUP. "Y SWEEP on the above event will positively be drawn at 7 p.m. on the Ist November. Cash down, and no Flies. L,W,BUgK,