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Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1976, 7 March 1885, Page 3

Auctions. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. Thursday, 12th March. f)A HEAD FAT CATTLE L\J 100 Fat Sheep J. S. BUCKLAND. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE, Thursday Next.

For Sale at f'.unbiidge onThiiisday, 12th M.uth, at 2 o'clock, O/\AA CROSS BRED EWES, from L\j\j\J Napier. J. S. BUCKLAND. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. Thursday Next. At I o'clock. 1 A PU R E LINCOLN RAM S, \.\J 1 Half bred Shropshire Down Ram. J. S BUCKLAND. THE WAIKVTO HOUSE BAZAAR, CAMBRIDGE. Next Sale, Saturday, 14th March

HORSES, WAGGONS, BUGGIES 2 Handsome Hoises, good hacks *J Quiet Single Buguy Horses, can be i ecom minded 4 Stiunch Di aught Horses 30 U.-efnl Light Haimss Horses and Hacks Lot Empty Cornsacks Potatoes and Sundiies. And 40 Yoiinjj FowN, and ."> Keg* Calf llMincta. OIUUI'O LIVE STOCK S \LK. Monday, 16th March. Tuesday being S. Patutk's Day, the sale will be bell on Monday, 16th Mirch, at one o'clock. orA HEAi; MIXED STORE LD\J CATTLE 40 Head Fat Cattle 1000 Store Sheep

J. S. BUCKLAND. T7l O R S A L Y. Lot 225, Parish of Hautapu, containing 30 acres. This lot is in a good situation, close to Cambu'dge, and lies into the property of J. R. S. Richaidson, Esq. Terms very easy. Apply to W. F. BUCKLAND, Box 215, Post-office, Auckland.

DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE, situated about I\ miles noitb of Whatawhata (sections 23, 21, 25), on Waipa liver, to which it has a considerable fiontagc. Aiea, 150 acres, soil undeniably Hist class, capable of yielding, without manure, \ery heavy tiops of roots or giain. The land is for the most part quite level, being one of the justly celcbiatcd " Waipa Flats." Cattle and sheep here fatten quickly, and dairy cows \ ield lnipe returns. Owing to its splendidly sheltered posit on admiiable spots could be chosen for the culture of the v mr, hops or sub tropical fruits. L'xcel lent and neaily new family residence, dairy, shedding and two-acre orchard, — \pply to W. Skkates, Whatawhata and Waikato Times Buildings. FOR SALE — A DECIDED BARG AIN.

A Really Good and Choice FARM, of about 1000 acres, mostly improved, and with plenty of good timber on it. On this property stands the HALF-WAY HOTEL, the Waitetuna General Stoic, Post and Telephone Offices, and Cattle Sale-yards. The Hotel and Store are doing a fair business, and the Farm is capable, of carrying a large number of stock. This is a laro opportunity for »nyone in search of a good payable concern. The whole will be sold in one lot, price £2200. Terms could be arranged. A commission will be allowed if the sale is effected thiough any lccognised laud agent. The commission w.ll be paid only to the agent who introduces the purchaser. For further particulars apply CHARLES SUTTON, Half-way Hotel, Waitetun''.

INDIAN TEA. 13 EN NY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH" is the epithet which may well be applied to thiee who buy cheap China Tea^. " THE PLANTER'S CHOICE,"

A Eleni of Pure Indian Teas Only. Three-ijuarters of a Pound equals One Pound of China ! Put up cxpref-sly for the trade, in lib. and l-'lb. packages, by GILMORE, YOUNGHUSBAND AND CO., EAST INDIA MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND. N.8.--ASK your Grocer for it.

1^- O T 1 C E . I BEG to inform old friends and the general public that I intend lo COMMENCE BUSINESS as a FAMILY UUTCHEK in OHAUPO, and hope by civility and strict attention to business, and vending only the primest articles of the trade, to met it a fair shaie of public patronage. Families Waited On. JOHN CASSiDY, Butcher. JOHN LACHLAN MACKINNON, of Cambiulgc, is open to inn Wjnn Williams of Taupo, spnnt distance*, xi& : —100, 150 and '200 yds, for any sum of moiioy from £20, to £50. J. U MACKINNON,