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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1158, 27 November 1879, Page 4

■Auckland AuctionsREGULAR. SALES OF LIVU STOCK. AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, ARE held by the \indersigncd, as follows : Each Thursday, at Romuera — the principal market for Fat Stock of all descriptions. On each Friday, m Auckland, at the Haymarket", for Horses, Carriages, Harness, Hay, Corn, Seeds, Implements, &c , &v. On each Tuesday, at tho * ' Hnymarlcot," for Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, &c, at 12 o'clock. At Waiuku, on tho First Saturday m each month. At Pukekohe, on tho First Monday m each month. At Drury, on tho Third Wednesday m each month. At Papakura, on the fast Wednesday m each month. At Queen's Redoubt, on cache Monday before the third Wednesday m the months of February, April, June, August, October, and December. CatUb Sales specially advertised. Sheep Fairs specially advertised. ALFRED BUCKLAND.. THIS DAY. THE BEMUEKA YAEDS. For Sale, 1 his Day, THE PURE-BRED SHORT PORN HEIFEH, HEATH US BLOOM, Calved February 6, 1877. By F.arl Derby, 28502, C.U.8.; dam, Gift 3rd By Don Juan, 5, N.Z.H.8.; g dam, Gift 2nd By Magician, 12, N.Z.H.8.; gg dam, Gift By Dukeof Argyle, 11375, 0.H.8., ggg dam Lot By Lord Durham, 9311, 0.H.8. ALFRED BUCKUND. THIS DAY. THE REMUERA YARDS. For Sale, Thia Day, A HAY RAKE and HAYMAKER, both now. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3. THE HAYMARKET WOOL SALES. SECOND AND PRINCIPAL X SALE Will be hold on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, At Twelve o' Clock. Wool for Catalogue to be m Store by Saturday, November 29. . ALFRED BUCKLAND. FOR SALE, Split seven foot Puriri Posts, of Oood Quality, placed on tho Trucks at Pukekohe, for £5 10s the hundred. ALFRED BUCKLAND. rjl O R S ALE ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN WAIRO \ SOUTH. Containing about 900 acres, situated on the east side of the Wair'oa River, two miles below tho lake, having a largo rich alluvial flat of nearly 000 acres never flooded, with over four miles water frontage requiring no fencing, and having a good shipping wharf, with 10 feet of •water, where the steamer passes daily. A great portion of the flat cleared, drained, ploughed, laid down m yra.ss, aud subdivided with all new fences (puriri posts) and ditches. Well watered by a large stream or fresh water creek (well wtocked with salmon by tho Acclimatisa l .ion Society) running through the middle of it, suitable for a boat drawing six feet of water, to come within 200 yards of the house. Ducks and Pheasants plentiful. Plenty of bush and abundance of firewood, Two Houses, one of six rooms, dairy, toolhouso and woodsheds ; and one of four rooms, for workmen, with verandah, double chimney, and two front rooms lined. Outbuildings, Jill now, consisting of large bam, stable, harness room, cartshed, &c, weathorboarded. floored, and iron roofed. Large daily yard (the milking shod laid with brick aud concrete) calves' house, bull house, root house, and a hay shed 30 feet by 11 fet, all of them floored, weatherboarded, and iron roofed. •■ Two large stockyai-ds, m suitable position on the farm, for drafting sheep and cattle. A fine pool for sheep washing, with sheep i pens. Tho Farm is .situated at equal distance from two Government schools; two Presbyterian Churches, aud one Church ot England ; within two miles of two stores, post-oflico, public hall, and hotel ; and also within 10 miles (good road) of Papakura Station, and 26 miles by steamer from h ucklaud. Taken altogether,, it is seldom such a desirable Farm is offered for sale. Terms as may be agreed on. A portion of the money may remain for two; three, { or five years, at 8 per cent. For further particulars, apply to THOMAS CRAIG, Wairoa South. Or, to HUGH KIRKWOOD, Cambridge. N.B. — Opposite the property of James Whyto, Esq. STRAWBERRIES and ! ! loooop rs • visit H. Smith's Fruit Depot, next C G-wynnc's Hotel, for Strawberries and Cream. Strawberries supplied m any quantity for preserving. TTAMILTON, WAIKATO. JUDD'S BOARDING HOUSE, jj (Formerly Jackson's.) w George Judd (late cook at Pearce's Commercial Hotel) having leased the . above premises and made extensive im- It provements, will bo glad to see his old y 1 friends, visitors and travellers, whore he } trusts that cleanliness, comfort and an unsurpassed table will insure a continuance of patronage and a land roconmou" Cr dation. Terras— Per frock, 1 guinea ; per de day,4a. N.8.-Otood paddookfl. ex