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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1502, 18 February 1882, Page 3

Notices.

,E UNDER BILL OF SALE. The undersigned will sell at their premises, Duke-street, Cambridge, -J 9 HORSES, Harness for same, 2 I.M Waggons, and 6 Drays. CLARK & GANE.

KIHIKIHI HORSE AND CATTLE YARDS. To the Settlers and Inhabitants of r > Kihikihi, Te Awamutu, Rangioahia, and surrounding Districts. THE undersigned having now opened an Auctioneering Branch at iOhir kihi, will in future hold Fortnightly Sales of Horses, Cattle, &c, at their Yards, adjoining Mr W. Corboy's Hotel. Yards are now being erected, and every accommodation will be provided to ensure the , greatest care and safety to stock. H. E. Cotton and Co. will also Sell c any Produce, Merchandise, &c, they t may be entrusted with, after the above Sales. Good Storage provided. Private Sales negotiated on the most favourable terms. Mr W. Corboy, who will act as agent, will receive Entries for Stock, and take delivery of any Produce ; or other commodity left for Sale. The first Sale early in March. Exact date will be given in future issue. H. E. COTTON & CO., ) Auctioneers, Cambridge and Kikikihi.

FRANKTON SALE. f Wednesday, February 22. STRONG TIP-DRAY with patent axles, and a medium Draught and Plough Horse. W. J. HUNTER & CO.

B. TONKS.] [R. C. CARR.] [b. D. TONKS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1. TOWNSHIP OF~St7 KILDA, WAI KATO. Adjoining Town of Cambridge. TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD, WAIKATO. In the Celebrated THAMES VALLEY, and on main Rotorua Road. SUBURBAN LOTS, OXFORD, 4 acres to 100 acres. TOW N S H 1 1? O F WAIPA, Adojoining the celebrated Patatere Block and on Main Road. B. TONKS & CO. Have been instructed by the Auckland Agricultural Company to sell, at their Marb, Queen-street, on Ist March, at 12 o'clock, THE ABOVE THREE TOWNSHIPS, AND SUBURBAN FARMS ADJOINING. To intending settlers or speculators they offer exceptional investments, as the increase in the value of property in these localities must be immense within a few years, consequent on the rapid settlement of the fertile lands in the neighbourhood. The Auctioneers having made a careful personal inspection of these properties very strongly recommend them, and will glaaly give intending purchasers any information in their power. The Suburban Lands are of a most fertile character, and nearly all now in rich grass, fit for immediate occupation. Plans to be had at Gwynne's Hotel Hamilton, Raynes' Hotel, Cambridge, or at Fen Court, Cambridge. Terms very liberal. B. Tonks and Co. are also prepared to dispose of Cultivated Farms in Waikato and Thames Valleys, in lots of 100 to 10,000 acres on easy terms, and in lots to suit purchasers.

«£*§? >^ "T^TTJC! Q 17 01 j^^P^K The Officers and Delegates of the /J v^HJßSg**lfV above numbers are |lW w W to MEET , «% THIS EVENING at 8 p.m., in the VICTORIA HALL, HAMILTON. Important business. RICHD. GWYNNE, W.M., No. 9. FOR SALE, one of the best Farms in ( the favorite district of Cambridge, • consisting of 400 acres, securely fenced, : chiefly with puriri posts and wires ; 3 " acres orchard, 10-roomed house and kitchen, large stable, cowshed, &c, under iron roof. This property can either be sold in its entirety, or in two farms of 200 acres, being thus divided by a road. , — Apply to the owner, Win. Selby.

IMPOUNDED on the 4th February, at - Te Awamutu Pound, by Mr W. j Taylor ; one Roan Horse marked M Aon near shoulder, and one White Horse with a slit in the far ear. , Ten shillings damages on each, and if not : claimed by Saturday, the 18th of this ] month they will be sold by public auction. : ROBERT ALEXANDER, Poundkeeper.

GRAND /COMPLIMENTARY ] CONCERT { TO Mr. T. A, Bell. ( VOLUNTEER HALL, March Ist, ; J\ MOpIsrLIGHT GUARANTEED. ■y Programme > will jbe published shortly. / IN, THE; ASSIGNED ESTATE OF Hi i • fi ' v '? '■' j m;d. p,earson. 4 >f - , andl Temieatsr thaU-all accounla-'du'eJbe'