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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1298, 23 October 1880, Page 4

Miscellaneous.

NATIONAL HOTEL,

CAMBRIDGE.

Numerous Improvements and Additions having been completed, this Hotel now affords the best Accommodation to VfISITORS AND rpoURISTS. SPACIOUS SAMPLE ROOMS Have been provided for Commercial Travellers.

FIRST -CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Under the Superintendence of a careful Marker.

GUIDES FOR TOURISTS. Arrangements have been made so that the Guides for Visitors to the Hot Lakes are available upon short notice.

AUDUS RAYNES,

proprip;tor.

Cotton & Eeynolds,

CAMBRIDGE.

A UCTIONEERS& ACCOUNTANTS, A Stock a> t d Produce Bkokebs, Land and General Commission, Agents, v^> Auditors, Valuers, Arbitrators and "insurance Agents.

Agencies :

Union Fii'e Insurance Company of New Zealand ; Life and Accident Insurance Comp.inys ; Auckland Music Warehouse.

Auction Sales every Saturday of Produce and other Effect*, including Live' Stock, (due notice will be given of the first),

Auction Sales undertaken iv any part of Waikato.

All kinds of Dairy Produce received.

On sale — Manures, Seeds, Woolpacks r Shfep Dip. American Waggons anil Buggies, Stoves, &*c, &c, &c

A largo consignment of Agricultural Implements to arrive shortly.

Grant and Foster's Pamphlet on sale.

CAUTION.

THE party who sent some piece* of old firebars hammer hpads, pieces of bolts &c, iv a consignment of bone*, had better be careful, bags will be emptied in f uturo name or names published. Juveniles trying the mine trick will have their bone.s confiscated. W. CUMMING.

T7ALUABLE PROPERTY, close to> V Hamilton, for sale, comprising4362 acres of excellent mixed wet and tlryr land, on jrravel bottom, intersected by thes Waikato railway for some two miles, andt with the Te Rapa station on the property, the main road from Hamiltou to Ngarua-. wahia bounding it <m one *>ide. Thisp' operty has the very be^t facititie." for dr.unagp, having splendid outfalls* , a both the Waikato aun Waipa riveis v Terms particulaily liberal Apply t., CVPTAIN Land Agent, Hamilton, or to Mr^ George E. ClarY, Land Agent. 'Oftmbridge.

TOWN OF WAITOA, Thames Yailey, Will Shortly l>e Offered By Public AuctionTOWN AND SUBURBAN LOTS, Kural Sections, Au«i FARM SECTIONS OF FROM 5Q> to 300 ACRES. Also, If not previously disposed of by Private Bargain, THE HOMESTEAD FARM Of the Ardmore Estate, Waitoa, Containing about 000 Acres of first-class Land, all fenced and sub-divided, with •rood house of six rooms, store room and 1 dairy, .splendid baru aud hay loft, with 8--.stall stable, outhouses, cowsheds, loose* boxes &c. A great deal of planting has been done 1 on the property and from its situation ad--joiniug the new township of Waihou offers a splendid opportunity for carrying on a successful dairy farm. The rate of freight from Auckland tc-« the Thames, river 3 miles from the home-r stead is 2-3.s prr ton at present. The proposed central railway sta* ,10ft for the Thames Wiukato Railway is ' within a quarter of a mile of this pro perty, and with the advance of the district it would be difficult to overestimate* its ultimate value. Lithographed plans are now iv course of preparation. The date and place of sale, will appear iv a future advertisement. In the meantwofc all particularscan be obtained on apnpl&cati'jn to W. AITKEN, AuAnd, W. STEEL.& Kamiltc-n GEO. K. CLARKE, Cambridge THOMAS ROWE. Storekeeper Wai« hou.

FOR SAJU3 AT WARTLE, TAMARERE. One> two and thi-ee-year-old PUR 7 <5» BRKI> LINCOLN RAMS in the woof. Intending purchasers are invited to inspect them now, instead of following the common practice of waiting till tupping season, when sheep can only have from 3 to 4 months wool on them. These sheep are directly descended on both sides from pure-bred imported Lincolns, and are free from pjay Colonial strain whatever. To bring the terms ti» a level with cash at tupping time,ap}*uwed promissory notes will be taken, \\>*x»Me on Ist March next, and a guaraix&vu pedigree will be given with evei^y sheep. The Rams <v4ih b e seen at W artle, and ' further obtained from Mr. Geqy^ ]«]} .Olaj;k, Cambridge, or PATRICK LESLIE.