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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1211, 3 April 1880, Page 4

For Sale.

For Sale, the owner having no further use for him,

A THREE-QUARTER-BRED HACK, live years old, by Dainty Ariel, out of an imported Mare.

A GRAND TROOP HORSE.

Apply to Mr George Edgecumbe, Hamilton.

FOR PRIVATE SALE— npWO or Three Good Weight-carrying: -L HACKS, suitable for journey to Thames under heavy marching order. — Apply to B. GARLAND, Hautapu.

FOR SALE.

FIRST-CLASS Farm of 330 acres, five miles from Hamilton, close to a Railway Station } GO acres in grass. There are two Houses, Stock yards, and other permanent improvements on the }>roperty ; also, a large Store and Dweling House in the centre of Hamilton West ; shop well fitted up, and dwelling with every convenience. The above property will be sold bargains on very easy terms, as owner is leaving the district. For particulars apply to T. C. Hammond, Accountant and Commission Agent, Hamilton West.

HARRISVILLE ESTATE. For Sale. nHHE undersigned have received inJL sti'uctions from Mr L. B. Harris TO SELL BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Thai; Magnificent and Beautiful E&tate known as Harvisville, containing

757 Acres !

(More or less), And situated half-way between the commercial towns of Hamilton, and Ngaruawahia.

The property is bounded on one side by the Waikato River for a distance of 3 Miles, and lias a frontage to the Great South Road of about the same distance, fenced with pui'iri and wire. The Railway runs through a portion of the Estate, with stations within one mile of either end of the property. The Auctioneers have much confidence in calling especial attention to this grand investment. 400 acres are laid down in grass or under cultivation ; subdivided into conveniently sized paddocks of from 10 to 50 acres each, securely fenced. That portion of the Estate unbroken, gives a great deal of rough feed, and is beautifully sheltered for cattle either in winter or summer.

The homestead.

The Homestead portion of the property is beautifully situated, commanding an uninterrupted and charming view of Ngaruawahia and Hamilton. There is a substantial dwelling-house containing 7 rooms, with e\tensh r e out-buildings composed of wood and kept regularly painted, with iron roofing and of a substantial character. Good garden and orchard. The whole estate is liberally distributed with forest trees, &c.

Steamers ply daily between Ngaruawahia and Hamilton, and supplies can be landed on any portion of the property. The Auctioneers would still further point out to Investors the position and many advantages this property enjoys beyond any other in the district, in cheap and regular transport for productions and that it must in consequence rise rapidly in value. Plans of tho property can be &een and further information on application to Mr J. S. BUCKLAND, Ohaupo, or Mr ALFRED BUCKLAND, The Haymarket, Auckland.

FOR SALE, A QUANTITY of Waste Paper.— ijL Apply Manager, Waikato Times. NEW SEEDS ! THE undersigned has on S:ile the folio whig Seeds of the Bosk Q utility and under Auckland prices — Delivered free at Railway Station or Steamer :—: — Red Clover .. .. BJUI White Clover .. .. 11M Alsyke 12M Rape Id Timothy . . . . . . 5d Rye Grass and Cocksfoot, according to Sample. Bone Dust aud Bone Flour. KENNEDY HILL J. UKIFI-'ITII.] . \K. IiALB, LATE OF \ HAMILTON. CAFE IMPERIALS, Queen-sti-eet Wharf. First-class Lunch daily from 12 noon to 2 p.m. Refreshments at all hours. Excellent Bill of Fare. Aucklaud, February 10. 1880.