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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1509, 7 March 1882, Page 3

Notices. CLARK & GANE GRAIN, PRODUCE & SEED MERCHANTS, a uctioneers & t? state a gents, Auctioneers & Hjstate /Agents, AUCKLAND, TE AWAMUTU & CAMBRIDGE. Have Much Pleasure in Offering their NEW STOCK OF SEEDS! Ex LATEST ARRIVALS, consisting of /^LOVERS (White and Red), Cow- TIT ANURES.— Sydney and Victorian \J grass, Alsyke and Timothy. **. Bonedust, C. & G's. special Turnip Mixture, Superphosphates, Manure, Salt, rpiURNIP SEEDS — Green, Yellow and Peruvian and Island Guano. JL Purple Top Aberdeen, Devonshire Greystone. £A TONS Black Annealed Fencing tJ\J Wire, and Galvanised Barb ditto, COLONIAL RYEGRASSES, Cocks- of the best Quality. Bright Staples, foot. Rollers and Pins. OATS— Black Tartary and White /GALVANISED Corrugated Roofing Potato, Barley, Wheat, Maize, VT Iron, sto 10ft. Ridge Capping Rye, Chaff, Potatoes. aud Nails. FLOUR, Pollard, Bran, Coarse QOLE Agents in Cambridge for Salt, &c. £} Coulthard Bros' Sawn Timber. C. & G., believing that their customers' former expen'ence of the quality of their seeds renders any puff on that point wholly unnecessary, simply state that the above are of last season's English growth, and have been landed in Auckland from London during the last month, IRON rXIANKS Containing further shipment of Clovers from the best RON X ANKS London Houses, daily expected per Pareora.

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND. Monday, 20th March, At 2 o'Clock. The undersigned have been favored with instructions from the Trustees of the late James Brown, Esq., to offer for sale by Public Auction on the above date, at their Rooms, Duke-street, Cambridge, • All' that valuable property, adjoining the Town Belt, Cambridge East, containing by admeasurement 320 acres, which, for convenience of sale, has been divided into LOTS VARYING IN AREA FROM FIVE TO THIRTY ACRES EACH. Plans, Terms, and full particulars may be obtained fiom the Auctioneer. N.B.— The Auctioneers have the utmost confidence in recommending the above Propei ty to the notice of investors seeking SITES for SUBURBAN RESIDENCES or accommodation paddocks, in the vicinity of the thriving township of Cambridge. The near approach of railway communication, the superiority of the soil and climate, and the bulk of the allotments being clothed with good permanent grasses, afford advantages rarely to be met with.

CLARK AND GANE. SALE OF BANKRUPCT EFFECTS. MR S. BRIGHT has received instructions from the trustee in the estate of Arthur Graham, of Cambridge, a debtor, to sell on Wednesday next, Bth inst, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of the debtor the following articles, 1 CHAFF CUTTER in perfect working order 1 Stack Oaten Hay 1 Single-furrow R A Plough 1 Scoop Oats Wheelbarrows Horse, Saddle, Bridle, Pigs, Spades, Picks, Shovels, Furniture and Sundries.

ARRIVED, AND TO AREIV E(BY FIRST VESSELS)— THE FOLLOWING LOTS OF Perennial Ryegrass, 328 Sacks Canterbury 134 „ 125 „ „ 81 „ 37 „ Poverty Bay 56 „ 50 „ 40 „ 67 „ 918 To Wholesale Buyers I offer above at a Commission on Cost Prices. Also— 1000 Sacks Taranaki Cocksfoot 60 „ Italian Ryegrass 44 „ Prairie Grass. As both Ryegrass and Cocksfoot are scarce, and rapidly rising in value, buyers would save considerably by buying early. ADAM LAYBOURN, Seed Merchant, FORT-STEEET, AUCKLAND.

NGARUAWAHIA SPORTS. St Patrick's Day, 17th March. BOAT and Canoe Races, Trotting Match, Obstacle Race aud Foot Sports. Programme in a future issue. IN THE BANKRUPCT ESTATE OF' ARTHUR GRAHAM, OF CAMBRIDGE.

ALL MONEYS due to the above estate must be PAID to the undersigned immediately, and all CLAIMS against the estate sent in without delay. W. A. RICHARDSON, Creditors' Trnstee. Cambridge, 2nd March, 18S2. ~~ NOTICE. ' ~ I BEG to notify that I have made arrangements to OPEN a BLACKSMITH SHOP at Campbelltown, Waitoa, on certain days'in the.week in connection with my Morrinsville " business. My first visit will be on Wednesday, next, March Bth, when any work required will receive my 'best attention. ■

, « G. SMITH,, ■ . I Blacksmith,, Moiiinsville^ _ T^ISEASES- ; ?OF? OF THE EYE; rmay.be consulted' .daily- from ' 2 to 3 o'clock in t the afternoon, 1 , at Mr, Gardner's Pharmacy", 184, "QU?sen^treet,?"sAuckland. " '"-Private 1 " TeHde'nce^Karanghape Road,^ near corner of Queett£stceet.%j- .^- ' >wh!£~i ARTHU^iaCH:^|bN|;,M.D v V^' Member Royal College Surgeons,d|ug^ land. ,' ■ ; - , - ' -' ''"' *.