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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1546, 1 June 1882, Page 3

Notices.

CLARK AND GANE, AXJCTIOHTBBRS, ESTATE, HOUSE, AND LAND AGENTS, DUKE-STREET, CAMBRIDGE, VALUATORS, SECURITIES ESTIMATED, LOANS NEGOTIATED ON THE BEST TERMS AT A NOMINAL CHARGE. NO EFFORTS SPARED IN FURTHERING THE INTERESTS OF CUSTOMERS FAVORING THEM WITH THE DISPOSAL OF PROPERTT, BY LEASE, AUCTION, OR OTHERWISE.

Subjoined are some of the many Desirable Investments they can at present offer IFOIR/ SALE : AT CAMBRIDGE EAST, near the 200 ACRES First-class Land, partly Episcopalian Church, Two Six- cultivated, atHiuniera. roomed Houses, each on an acre of 200 ACRES First-rate Land, partially ground, securely fenced, and planted improved, at Tuhikaramea. with fruit trees and ornamental AN EXCELLENT, Highly - cultivated shrubs. Farm, of 250 Acres, five miles from A FEW SECTIONS of First-class Land, Cambridge, well-fenced, and subdown in grass, within two miles of divided, the Post-office. A 300-ACRE FARM adjoining the ONE ACRE and Four-roomed Cottage, above, in an equally advanced state and very good garden, near the , of improvement, with Dwellingbridge, house and Farm Buildings.' SEVERAL TOWN ACRES, Cambridge SO ACRES LAND at Hamilton, a mile Eas>t and West : some of them from the Railway Station, corner allotments that will cut up FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE and Allotadvantageously, ment, West Hamilton. House is HOUSE and Two Acres Land, fronting well finished, and ground planted the Hamilton Road, 2h miles from with ornamental shrubs. Cambridge. " 315 ACRES Good Land near Cambridge, 32 ACRES LAND adjoining the Town well-watered ; there is a little bush, Belt, Cambridge West, fenced, and the remainder open fern land j about in grass. 10 chains wire fencing, and 60 acres 50 ACRES LAND, Horotiu in grass.

ESTABLISHED 1871. R. T. MILLAR, HAS ON SALE, ex Roman Empire, JUST LANDED :- Extra Prime Red Clover ... 9d „ White Is M „ „ Alsyke Is2d Rape 5d Turnip— Aberdeens Is Od Green Globe ... Is Od „ Greystone Is Od Cocksfoot and Ryegrass at Current Rates. PATERANGI.

m$ i§ <§ J^W. BRIDGMAN, While thanking the public for the support accorded him since commenncing his tailoring begs to state that he has secured the services of a first-class cutter and tailor, who has had several years •xperience in the West End of London, and can therefore supplg a tvant long felt in the district, viz.: a good fit. TWEED SUITS from ... £3 10s TROUSERS 8f VEST from &1 10s TROUSERS £1 Os A Choice Assortment of Tweeds just opened up and to arrive. & t t

VVT ANTED KNOWN— THAT H. WAITE'S FRUIT TINS! AKE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST EVER INTRODUCED IN THE COLONY. They received a First Prize at the Agricultvual Show held atEUerslie on the 9th November, ISBI. A recipe is issued to each purchaser and the maker's name is stamped on every lid. Sold by all Ironmongers, And at the FACTORY, HIGH-STREET, (Next City Council Chambers), AUCKLAND. H. WAITE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TINSMITH. rpHE HAYMAEKET, 105, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland. We have Purchased the whole of the SUTTONS T^LOUR T> ALL " UTTON'S JJ LOUR £>ALL " POTATOES , OTA TOES That were grown by Messrs. , Fisher aud Co., and which yielded , the enormous - crop of ' - ' j. 17 TONS -TO THE ACRE^ , , We 'are able to\ offer -this .unrivalled ;', f-t '«'-,' tPOTATOE.'fr , i r -.• , jov Easing; Ke'epini^'and Cropping I *„ Qualities in lots to suit.purcliasSrs. \ s'VictprianV' Maenuto^Boiium, iEarly