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

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ohaupo live sfook sale. thisTday. oaa head mixed store &\j\j cattle . 25 Head Fat Cattle , y 200' Longwool E\yea and Lambs 1 Pare Berkshire Boar 2 Heavy Yearling Fillies J. S. BUCKLAND.

CAMBRIDGE HORSE SALE. Saturday Next. For Sale at Cambridge on Saturday next, 29bh September, 3 MEDIUM DRAUGHT COLTS, 4 years old, by President 2 Heavy Draught Mares 2 Well-bred Mares and Foals, Hacks and Draught Horses, Harness and Saddlery. J. S. BUCKLAND..

LARGE SALE AT MATAMATA.. Thursday, 18th October. Mr J. C. Firth lias instructed the undersigned to sell by public auction at Matamata on above date — 900 SHORTHORN COWS, at or LiX) \J near calving to pure-bred bulls, ' Machinery and Farming Implements, comprising — Reapers and Binders (string), Mowing Machines, Thrashing Machine, Steam Engine, Horse-power, Ploughs, Harness. &c, &c, Luncheon provided at 1 1 o'clock, and feed for horses. Sale will commence punctually at 12 noon, and close at 4 p.m., thus giving those who purpose attending this sale an opportunity to return same night, or ample accommodation will be provided those who wish to remain till the following day. Cattle purchased at this sale will be delivered at Cambridge or Te Aroha free of charge. J. S. BUCKLAND.

p O R SALE. Farm of 1686 acres in Tamahere, three miles from the town of Hamilton, Waikato, abutting Public Road to Tamahere Railway Station. The whole of the land is cultivable, rich, and level throughout, well-watered, and all fenced, with the exception of 612 acres unimproved, from which the fern lias been lately burnt off, making the land fit ior immediate ploughing. Some 600 acres have been cleared, ploughed, and put under grass. There are 12^ miles of double ditch and bank, with live fence or wattled, single ditch and bank with three and four wires; also, post and seven wire fencing. The whole block can be taken by any one purchaser, or to suit the convenience of parties requiring smaller areas, can be divided into five or six compact farms as below. Exact area of plot to be ascertained on regular survey. No. I —l'lot 050 acres, more or less. Homestead plot securely fenced within 550 chains of fencing-, and well watered. 500 acres lia\c been cleared, ploughed, and laid down in grass ; 200 acres of wbich hive been also cropped. A comfortable doublestorcyed house with eight rooms, with suitable out-buildings adjoining 1. Barn, stabling for eight horses, milking-sbcd, cattle, sheep, fowls, and pig yards. Price for 650 acres at 100 per acre. No. 2.—Plot 424 acres, more or less. A cottage of four looms on the plot, situated within an enclosure planted with ornamental trees; about of a mile from the Waikato Cheese and H.icon Factoiy: s.ime distance fiom the Mangaonua Railway Station. 100 and odd acres have been cleared, ploughed, and laid down in grass ; also cropped ; remainder unimproved. Whole plot securely fenced within 305 chains of fencing, well watered, Pight to nine acres ol bush -idjoining Mangaonoa Creek. If desired, this plot can bo dn ided into two lots of 200 and odd acres each. Price : £4 10s per acre. No. 3. —P10t3b2 acres, more or less. The Hamilton and Cambridge Railway, stionglj fenced on both sides of line, runs thiough this and Plot No. 4, h.iungfhe private crossings quarter of a mile apart. Ihe Mangaonua Railway Station is less than half a mile from the N.W. boundary of Plot No. 3, and the Tamahere Station 3 ot a mile from the S E. boundary of Plot No. 4, comprising 250 acies. Jiotb tkesc plots can be taken together or separately, l'rice. £3 15s per acre. Terms : If the whole block be taken by any one purchaser, or by several conjointly, £7500. If each plot be sold separately, then at the late noted opposite each. One-third cash, remainder can remain on mortgage at 7 per cent. The above rates are much below those obtained for precisely similar quality lands abutting this estate, ranging from £4 to £7 10s per acre (including portions unimproved). The proprietor, however, being desirous of disposing of his property has fixed low rates in order to effect a speedy sale. This property is surrounded on all sides by adjoining farms. Furniture, Farm Stock and Implements can be taken at valuation. Immediate possession can be given of the whole or any portion of the farm. Apply to Mr B. Wood on the Farm; or, to Capt. Steele, Kirikiriroa, Hamilton East. B. WOOD. 4th September, 1883.

QEVENTEEN (17) CASES & BALES IO NEW AND CHEAP DRAPERY. PER GEORC4E BE WLEY JUST OPENED AT

Wtlliam Jt\>, Oridgman'S 150 Pairs New Blankets (in all sizes) from 6/6 pair. A splendid Lot of Winter Dress materials All colouis in Caledonian Cloths, Serges, Costume Tweeds, Homespuns, &c, at very low prices Large Assortment very wide Black Cas h mere, from 1/8 to 6/6 Black French Merinos (in all qualities), from 1/1 1 to 5/6 Wool Plaids, Wool Shawls, Tablecovers, &c. Grey and White Calicos, wholesale price per piece for nett cash A, Large Stock of New Flannels (all makes), from 6.^(1 Roslyn Flannels, Roslyn Blankets 20 Pieces (yard wide) Fancy China Matting, 1/ yard, worth 1/4 Linoleum (good), 3/9 yard : Choice Pattern Floorcloths, 1/9 yard 1,000 Yards Cotton Tweed (slightly damaged), 1/ yard, worth 1/6 A Great Variety Cotton, Union, and Crimean Shirtings, cheap ' A Large Lot of Clothing purchased cheap AUCTION, to be sold at a small advanceBoys Knicker Suits, from 5/11 Youths' and Boys' Suits (long trousers,' from 12/6 very strong Men's Tweed Suits, from 25/ ; Trousers and Ve3ts, from 12/6 A Splendid Line Mens Cold Cord Trousers, 7/6 pair ; Tweed " Trousers, from 5/6 pair Braces, Hats, Hoisery (good valne) In consequence of the over-stocked state of the Market, W.R.B. has been enabled to purchase a lot of Goods at a, heavy discount, and will sell them CHEAP ; 5 per cent, discount Is off every db on cash purchasers. Special terms to large purchasers. Patterns free by post. JUNCTION DRAPERY WAREHOUSE. „ ' UPPER QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. ,

MILK CAttS"!" MILK CANS ! I * : Tiie 1^ celebrated',, Telescope Milk aspect, by^ll^iperican Farmers and , D^nr^nctories, -c^n bel6B)ained at- once! Sfroin "Iqgram'aHdiCo.JSolemßents, High-