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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1751, 25 September 1883, Page 3

i^iCkARK AND gANE, LINDj.ESMTE AND COMIIIM^AGENTS, •:> ■ .*k DUKE-STREET, OAMriiilAE/ " . - t HA YE FOR SALE ON EXCEED I NGL Y EAS Y TERMS :— ' Sections in thel Towifshipiof St. Kilda, Vcirying from 1 to 5 acres Suburban Sections, from 5 to 10 lacres, adjoining Town Belt, Cambridge 70 Acres, Parish Tamahere, adjoining rLand Association's Newstead Station, and in close proximity to Railway Station. Terms, one-fourth cash. 34 Acres, Parish Kirikiriroa, good land, and in immediate vicinity of ' Railway Station. Terms easy. 330 Acres, Parish Tamahere — fern land of good quality, well situated, being easy distance from Hamilton, and about half-a-mile from a E ail way Station. A very choice Farm, of 60 acres, all in permanent grass and turnips, securely fenced and planted with ornamental trees, and useful house and out-offices, immediately adjoining Railway Station. Terms, one- third cash, balance at 6 per cent. Choice Farm, on Hamilton Eoadj containing 116 acres, about four miles "from Cambridge, securely fenced, well watered,, and all in permanent - grasses. % % 134 Acre?, adjoining the above, and in similar condition. 50 Acres Prime Land, Parish Pukekura, securely fenced, and in permanent pasture. easy. 350 Acres Good Ljind, large portion in permanent grass, with cottage and stable,, all sppurely fenced and woll watered. This is a very desirable property fo'iv-piarty with rnoderate^capibal.tnPrice'very reasonable, and terms exceptionally easy. 347 Acres,- Parish Taotaoroa — excellent land, well watered, securely fenced, homestead, etc., etc. ; would be sold as .i whole, or divided into lots to suit_purchasers, at moderate price and easy terms. A very choice Farm, 650 acres, in a very high 'state of cultivation, very moderate rent, within four miles Te Awamutu Raihvay Station.

TO SHEEP '.',sjjt FARMERS. LEWIS &~SIMPSON Have LANDED, ex Grassmero, from London,' a LAfeGE STOCK of the 'following Goods ready for the Season :—: — SHEEP SHEARS | LA^S EST | SHEEP SHEARS TURKEY STONES !!S'Vib V ! TURKEY STONES WOOL BALES! .'best quality. {WOOL BALES ALSO,— 10 CASKS BEST BLTJESTONE 50 DRUMS RAW AND BOILED LINSEED 200 COILS ANNEALED FENCING WIRE OIL 100 COILS 4-BARBED WIRE 1 BALE SEWING TWINE fct LEWIS & SIMPSON will mako Special Prices to Wholesale Buyers, to compote with. Auckland Importers, and as they IMPOST their Goods DIRECT from the makers, solicit the support of the Waikato. LEWIS & SIMPSON, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL IRONMONGERS,

/CREWELS! ' CREWELS'! /CREWELS ! XJ ' Briggs' Patent Transferring Papers. DESIGNS FOR-CREWELS, BRAIDING AND EMBROIDER VT, To be had as in. list underneath from J. R. E. HATRXCK, DRAPER, HAMILTON. ON 3-iNcn PAPERS— 2d peFyard, or 9d pet 'piece. Daisies and Buttercups ; Daisie?, Maiden Hair, and Rosebud ; Wild Eoso ; Wild Rose and Maiden Hair ; Rosebuds ; Rosebuds and Leaf; Rosebuds and Forget-me-not ; Rosebuds and Maid&i Hair ; Rosebuds, Jessamine, and Forget-me-not; Field Poppy ; Lily of the "Valley ; Forget-me-not ; Hawthorn Blossom ; Forget-me-not with Scollop ; Hips ami Haws. ON 4-TNCH PAPBRB-7-2W PF y. arcl » or Is per piece of 6'yards. ? Convplvolus and Maiden Hair; Pink and Maiden Hair ; Mountain Ash ; Passion Flower ; Peacock's Feathers '; Ferns ; Hawthorn Blossom ; Apple Blossom ; Virginia Creeper ; Dog Rose ; Holly } Jessamine ;j Jessamine, Rosebud, and Forget-me-not; Wild Rose. ON 6-incii PAPERS— 3id per 'ykrd, or 9d per piece of 3' yards". ' Passion Flower ; Mountain Ash ; Apple Blossom ; Sunflower. ON PAPERS, 8 ixciiKS— 6d per yard, or Is 3d per piece of 3 yards. Trumpet Flower ; Azalea. - GROUPS FOR MANTLE BORDERS— 2d each. Geranium and Maiden Hair; Narcissus and Oat Grass. GROUP FOR CUSHIONS, &c, 6x7 iNCHKgj-S-Sd each; ' • Jessamine ; Tulips ; Hips and Haws ; Holly and Christmas Rose; Fuschia; Carnation ; Apple Blossom ; Jessamine (for corners) ; Daffodil (for corners). GROUPS FOR CUSHIONS 9x9 inches— 6d 'each. Maiden Hair andi Azalea; Wild Rose,' Lily, and Pansies. DESIGN, 10 xl 3 inches— Bd each. Pansies and/ laiioy. iGnJssf; ? Pansy, Daisy, and Rosebud ; Poppy af/d#)aisies ; Ox-eye Daisies ; Ivyleaf and Convolvoms. SLIPPERS— Bd"per pair. Mountain Ash. , FOR ©JOYLESS, &c.{ ? Wild RoW;'<-Forg'et-irte-hbM Forget-jne-not, Rose, and Jessamine. SMOKING CAPS , ' are iformed ; by fusing a D'Oyley pattern^ for crown and a running pattern to correspond for border. ' „ Silks and Wopls to work apy Psfctern, 'at~2idi #r skein, or 2s 4djP.Br dOZeU ' " ..__„, .. „.„.,„,, *'■•" Ice, Berlin, Shetland' and ' Aiidalusian ' 'Wools — Stamped AntimacassarsToilet Mats, Children's Feeders, ' ,' &c— Canvas, Crash, Oat- < \ *' . ', * « '.' meal iM'<JM.'! '"'. { ' Orders by post punctually attended to. Purchasers for Bazaars, &c, liberally dealt with. ' , " r «3. v r' l \\ i\ — ■ ' J. R. E. HATRICK, > KAIAEOJ HOUSE, 1 ...

J|T JO T . I. 0 fE . **■ Persf>iratowipg ? T,Thomas;Hoy. accounts are cautionedjagainstpaying^any person > bathis'yuthoris^\a^ent,%p*mdihg|l^g^l-