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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1766, 30 October 1883, Page 3

""Notices".

MimffiM^A TVTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Auckland Slctxox. CATTLIO SHOW AND RACES, November 8, 9 and 10, 1883. CHEAP FARES. Saturday Hi tin n Tickets will be available, any Station to any Station, from Tue&day, Nov. G, to Tuesday, Nov. 13, both d-iys inclusive. Auckland, Newmarket, Mt. Eden, and Ouchunga to Green Lane and Ellerblie, Special Fares. Passengers will not be able to bicak the journey at Grscn Lane or Kacccomse Platform during this Poiiod, bat must be provided with suitable ticket. SPECIAL TRAINS. For Exhibits only, with passenger Carnage attached, nn Wednesday, November 7, To Awamutu, 8 a.m. j Ohaupo, B. 'M ; Hamilton Junction, 9.0 ; Ngaruiwalii.i, f).4.3 ; Meicer, 12 noon; Green Lane, dischaige for the Show, 3.10 p.m. No Exhibits can be conveyed on the 9th ; must be loaded at 7 a.m. on Saturday, 10th, at Gieon L.uio, NovKMV.Fit 9, yon Cattle Show. — Te Awamutu, 0.30 a.m. ; Ohaupo, 6.48 ; Hamilton Junction, 7.15 ; Ngaruawahia, 7.00 ; Huntly, S.IS ; Mercer 9.45 ; Pukekohe, 10-33; Drury, 11 ; Green Lane, arrive 12. 10 p.m. ; only stop to pick up passcngpis for Gieen Lane. * Return Special on Satuiday Evening, November 10th, at (5 p.m. — A Train will lca\e Auckland and run through to Te Awamutu. Tiains Altered on November 9 and 10. — The trains usually leaving Auckland at 4.15 and 4 30 p.m. for Meicer and Heleimillc rc&pectively, will depart at 6 p.m. Trains suspended, November 9 and 10. — Trains lea\ing Auckland at 6 40 and 9.4.3 a.m. for Main Line, and 11 a.m. for Kiiipaia Bianch ; Huntley, 0. 45 p.m. ; Meioei, ]J. 40 a.m.; Helpnswlle, 11.45 a.m. : also certain local trains, will be suspended. noons oit, c\ttlb. A. Y. MACDONALD, Distuct Manager.

P O E SALE. Farm of IGSG acics in Tamahere, tlnee mile& iiom thu town of Hamilton, Waikato, abutting Public Road to Tamahere Railway Station. The whole of the land is culturable, rich, and level throughout, well-waterpd. and all fenced, with the exception of 012 acres unimproved, from which the fern lias been lately burnt off, making the land fit for immediate ploughing. .Some 600 acres have been cleared, ploughed, and put under grass. There are J 2-V 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 bo taken by any one pm chaser, 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 a&certained on regular survcyi < No I—J'lot1 — J'lot O.'iO acres, more orlcss, Homestead plot securely ienced within fi&Orli.iins ol fern ing, ,md well watned. DOO .icres h.nc been cleaicd, ploughed, and laid down in glass; 200 acres ot wbirh have Lijcii also cropped. A comfortable doublestoieyed house with eight looms, with suitable out-builditifrs adjoining. Barn. .sUbling for eight horses, nulking-shcd, cattle, sheep, fowls, and pig yards. r Piii c foi 030 acres at 10a per acre. No 2. — Plot 424 acres, more or less, A cottage of four rooms on the plot, situated within an enclosure planted with ornamental trees ; about 3X3 X of a mile from the Waikato Cliccseand Bacon Factory: same distance from 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, eight to nine acres of bush, adjoining Mangaonoa Creek. If desired, this plot can be divided into two lots of 200 and odd acres each. Price : £i. 10s per acre. No. 3.— Plot 302 acres, more or less. The Hamilton and Cambiidgc Railway, strongly fenced on both sides of lino, runs through this and Plot No. 4, having iive private ciossmgs 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 ? ot a mile from the S.E. boundary of Plot No. 4, comprising 1 250 acres. Both tkese plots can be taken together or separately. Price : £% 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 rate noted opposite each. Ons-third cash, remainder can remain on mortgage at 7 per cent. The above rates are much below those obtained for precisely similar quality lauds abutting ,this, estate, ranging from £4 to £7 10s per acre (including portions unimproved). The proprietor, however, being desirous of disposing of his property hasfh'xed low rates in order to effect a speedy sale, This r property is sur- , rounded 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/ 1 Kirjki'riroa, Hamilton East. ' B. WOOP., , /4th, September^ ,1883.

~VF O T I > C E. . H. NORGROVE having re-purchased •his old butchering business ' from Messrs Yates Bros., as well as the One 'now carried on by Mr Hoy,' begs to 'notify that he will take possession- and will carry ;on both businesses' <on and • after Saturday,"Sep'tenriber. Ist." 'Old friends and customers' itfay rely 'upon.* the 'same excellent quality! of moat being supplied 1 , the same careful attention 1 being given to theiivoydprs,' a.ad iqivility, which characterise.^ th,e,..conduct of the business previously, and H. N. therefore confidently ' .tcosts fthbit <noJe.s9*pa;tEdn&,gis iWiH/.be/ettend'ad tto • him, than :b,efore-.y - pi. .i l f y u\n'F wim'n ojuEJr.NiQRGROV^ru