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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1163, 9 December 1879, Page 3

Notices. IsT. -R/- COX BEGS to' inform,' his Friends and tho public that he has . , RI IO VID INTO HIS fgfNEW STORE ! CORNER OF Victoria and Hood Streets, HA.MILTOIT, . Where a NEW and SEASONABLE STOCK of GOODS has been OPENED OUT at Extraordinarily LOW PRICES. n. rTcox, HAMILTON HOUSE.

Dickeson & Burnett BEO TO DIRECT PARTICULAR ATTENTION to their PALE and Othei? ALES, m Bulk and Bottle, BR E WED ON THE Burton System, Which are strongly recommended for their BRILLIANT and KEEPING Qualities. NO Sugar or Urluecose used — purely a Malt and Hop Extract. DICKESON & BURNETT, MALSTEBB AHD BREWERS, NGARUAWAHIA, WAIKATO. WAITOA HIGHWAY DISTRICT. A MEETING of the Ratepayers of OL the above-named District will be held m the Nottingham Castle Hotel, Piako, on SaTURDaY, the 20th day of December instant, at 1 o'clock p.m. Business : To elect a Member of tbe Highway Board, m place of Mrc. Ticklepenny, resigned. ALEXANDER BREMNER, Secretary to the Waitoa Highway District Board. Piako, Ist December, 1879. PIGEON MATCH. A HANDICAP PIGEON MATCH will take placo at James's Railway Hotel, Hamilton, on WEDNESDAY, th« 7th JANUARY, 1880. 150 splendid Pigeons haye been procured *or the occasion, when Mr James will give a splendid opportunity to the Waikato sportsmen and Auckland ditto to contend for the premier position as Knights of the Trigger. Programme. — Two po utids subscription . £1 payable on or before the 20th December, and £1 on acceptance. Handicap to appear m the Waikato Times md Evening Star on or before the 25th inst. Ten to twelve birds to each gun; Application to be. sent to Mr Gwynne, Hamilton; Captain Dawson., Hamilton East ; Mr Hewitt, Cambridge ; Mr Laing, Ngaruawahia ; and Mr James, Frankton. ■71 O R SALE ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN WAIROA SOUTH. Containing about 960 acres, situated on the east side of the Wairoa River, two miles below the lake, having a large rich alluvial flat of nearly 500 acres never flooded, with over four miles water frontage requiring no fencing, and having a good shipping wharf, jvith 10 feet of water, where the steamer passes daily. A great portion of the flat cleared, drained, i ploughed, laid down m grass, and sub- ! divided with all new fences (puriri posts) and ditches. Well watered by a large stream or fresh water creek (well stocked with salmon hy the Acclimatisation 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 boeh and abundance of firewood, Two Houses, one of six rooms, dairy, toolhouse and woodsheds ; and one of four rooms, for workmen, witb verandah, double chimney, and two front rooms lined. Outbuildings, all new, consisting of large barn, stable, harness room, cartshed, &c, weatberboarded, floored, and iron roofed. Large daily yard (the milking shed laid with brick and concrete) calves' house, bull house, root house, and a hay shed 30 feet by 14 fet, all of them floored, weatherboarded, and. iron roofed. _ Two large stockyards, m suitable position on the farm, for drafting sheep and cattle. A fine pool for sheep washing, with sheep Dens. " The Farm is situated at equal distance from two Government schools ; : two Presbyterian Churches, and one Church of England ; within two miles of two stores, post-office, public hall, and hotel ; and also within 10 miles (good road) of Papakura Station, and 25' miles by steamer from Auckland. 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 flve 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 Jawep