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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1200, 6 March 1880, Page 3

Notices,

WAIKATO NUBSERT.

IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSE, LAND, AND NURSERY STOCK.

HAMILTON, SATURDAY, MARCH 13th, at 2 p.m.

SUBSCRIBER has been favored with instructions to sell by auction, on the above date, at his Mart, Hamilton, Me George Mason's well. known Nursery and Farm, upon which is erected a comfortable Dwelling-house. The Nursery is stocked with a choice collection of all kinds of Trees and Shrubs. The property is within one mile of Hamilton. There are about 74 acres of really first-class soil ; and the situation, as regards convenience for rail and water carriage, cannot be surpassed. With the above lot will be sold Three Acres of first-class Soil, close to the Hamilton Railway Station, with frontage to the main road between Hamilton and the Station, and fully stocked with all Nursery requisites. Subscriber would particularly recommend persons desirous of a first-class investment, to inspect this property before the date of sale. Terms, at sale.

KENNEDY HILL.

HAMILTON, SATURDAY, 27th MARCH, At 2 p.m.

CHOICE FARM OF 406 ACRES.

SUBSCRIBER has been favoured with instructions from Mr R. Harsant, to offer for sale, at his Mart, Hamilton, on the above date, his well known Farm, situated between Harepepe and Whatawhata, on the western side of the Waipa. On inspection by intending purchasers, the tarm will be found to be one of the best in the district. There are about 150 acres in good grass, and 40 acres ploughed and ready for sowing. The remainder consists of fern and bush land, covered with valuable timber. The farm is bounded on one side by a good creek, on the other by the Waipa River. There is a good landing on the property, and steamers pass twice a week, and call when required. The farm is sub-divided into six paddocks, and substantially fenced. Intending purchasers will receive every information from the undersigned, or from Mr Harsant, on the property.

Terms at sale. KENNEDY HILL.

PIKOHGIA HIGHWAY DISTRICT BOARD.

Notice to certain owners, under the 12th Clause of " The Rating Act, 1876." TAKE NOTICE that your name appears in the Valuation List of the Pirongia Road District for the year 1880. Mary Ann Barton, 299 a, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £3 George Broadmead, 223, 323, Parish of Pirongia ; annual valne, £ 5 Thomas Buttle 156,. Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £3 David Caughey or heirs, 134, h.p., 69, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £3 Henry Devlin, 294, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £3 James Goostry, 39, 40, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £6 Thomas Keena or heirs, 154, 156,h.p , 2, 63, 64, Parish of Pirongia ; anmial value, £6 J. T. Leary, 24, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £3 Dennis McGanell, 35, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £5 Frederick Perkins, 111, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £4 Job. Eogers, 272, Parish of Pirongia; annual Vcalue, £3 William Stewart, 50, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £3 The owners of 131, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £4 The owners of 200, h p., 60, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £4 The owners of 255, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, £3 The owners of h.p., 5, Parish of Pirengia ; annual value, 5s The owners of h.p., 37, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value, 5s The owners of h.p., 62, Parish of Pirongia ; annual value 5s The owners of 68, Parish of Pirongia : annual value, 6s ISAAC HODGSON, Chairman Harapipi, 24t.h January, 1880.

"P H 0 T 0 CI R A P H Y. To TH£ Inhajjitaint.s of Hamilton and the Surrounding District. MR. CHAS. SPENCER Has Opened a PORTRAIT GALLERY lii a Tent opposite Pearce's Hotel. All kinds of Portraiture done in firstclass style. Views and Residences to order.

JAS. S. MASTER,

LICENSED NATIVE INTERPRETER, RAGLAN.

NEWCASTLE DISTRICT BOARD. fTiENDERS, endorsed "Tender for A. Engineer," will be received by the Secretary up to 3 p.m. of Saturday, the (3th March— For the services of a competent Engineer to the Board. Tenderers to state terms. C. J. W. BARTON, Secretary N. D.B.

CAMBRIDGE CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS.

IN accordance with an order received fiom the officer commanding the district, the above troop will parade on Monday, the Bth March, at 10 a.m., fully equiped for inspection by Colonel Leckie, and will fall in on the usual parade ground. Any member exempting himself from the in -.pection renders himself liable to a severe tine. JAMES RUNCIMAN, Captain C.C.V. 3rd March, 1880.