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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2185, 10 July 1886, Page 3

IMPORTANT STOCK SALE I n. hTgox Has determined to have an ANNUAL GASH STOCK SALE previous to Stocktaking. The FIRST SALE will commence on MONDAY, July sth, and close on SATURDAY, July 31st. It will be fresh in the memory of purchasers at N. R. Cox's last Sale, after th o dissolution of partnership, how everything was sold at SLAUGHTERING PRICES REGARDLESS OF COST ! In order to effect a speedy clearance, the present CASH SALE will be conducted on precisely the came principle. "S- TERMS STRICTLY CASH. IST. R/. C262C LONDON HOUSE, HAMILTON.

SELLING OFF I SELLING OFF ! Books ! Stationery ! Fancy Goods ! GEOROK JES§OP having mirchaseri the Slock of the Hamilton Book Dvpdt (late N. (>. Lennox), il now SELLING OFF AT A GREAT SACRIFICE HI ORDER TO CLEAR IT ODT AS EARLY AS I'O^SIfLK IJRIOR TO CLOSING THE BUSINKSS. Public Libraries ! Sunciay School Libraries ! Have now a splendid opportunity of making' new additions of late works with a small outlay of cash. TIIK HAMILTON BOOK DEPOT (Thk Waikato Times Bdii.dixos), HAMILTON.

Te Aroha Club Hotel. EM ILY JEX PnopßiETßtes. A GRAND SPACIOUS BALCONY faces the Domain and Hot Springs, with a tine view of the mountain. |^" Suites of Apartments Specially Adapted fou Invalids. First - class Billiard Table and Good Stabling. Miss E. Jex (late of the Criterion Hotel, Napier, and well-known throughout the colony), bec{B to inform her numerous friends and tho public generally that she has taken over the above superior Hotel, and will spare no pains to. make it a most desirable and comfortable house for visitors to the Baths. Charges Moderate. Telegrams promptly attended to, and a 'bus to meet the trains.

p O R S A L E.. A Farm of 1018 Acres. Situated iv the THAMES VALLEY, near Te Aroha. The u hole property has been fenced, drained, and laid down in English grasses. There is a bush upon it <<f (>3 aurei, containing excellent timber for fencing material and firewood, the lijjht to cut out of which will be given to the purchaser, Hud the homestead and outbuildings', which are new and in excellent order, are pleasantly situated, having a n\er frontaue. Title, land transfer. — For price, terms, Ac., flpply to E W. HANMER, Box 189, Post Office, Auckland.

Ij'i O R SALE. In lots to suit purchasers — About 8000 Acres FIRST-CLASS LANi) ; situated between Cambiidge and Matamata (adjoining Mr Firth's property) Land well wooded and watered, can be reached in about 1^ hours by good buggy road from Cambridge. Part of the property is close to Rotorua Kailuiy. Title, Crown grant. Terms easy. Also, 50 Acre Lot near Cambridge. Apply to W. F. BUCKLAND, Solicitor, Durham -street East, Aiwklanri.

TjMRST-CLASS FARM FOR SALE. Capital Saw-mill Site. A FARM of 406 acres with half a mile frontage to the Waipa River*, and a mile frontage to the Kfcniwhamwha River. The whole is securely fenced and sub-dividod into eight paddocks. Four-roomed House, large and com-* modious Stables and Cow-sheds, 50ft by 20ft. There is a good bush of Kahikatea and Rimu on- about 100 ' acres of this property estimated to yield over 2,000,000 feet of timber. This desirable property is for sale at £1300. Terms easy. The proprietor is prepared to sell in two separate lots. One portion with Waipa river frontage containing about 130 acres is offered at 30s per acre. For Particulars apply to J. 8. EDGECUMBE. Hamilton, Novembpr 13th. ISB.I.

rp.HIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR • J. HART, DRAPER AND GROCER, WHITAKER ■ STREET, TE AROHA, WHO HAS JUST MOVED INTO NEW PREMISES.

Palace Hotel. Whitaker street, Te Aroha, (Three minutes walk from the Celebrated Hot Springs?.) By far the largest, best appointed, and' most Comfortable Hotel in the district. Suites of Piivate Kooms for families,, with Piano. Baths, Commkucial, Dining, and Smoking Rooms. Splendid Billiard Room. The Cuisine is first-class, and Wines an»3 Spirits the veiy best. Bradley and Co.'* line of Royal Mail Coaches run in poiirjuuction with Hotel. Terms, £r 10a penweek. JA^IjgS_WARRKN, Proprietor.

WILLIAM VOICE, Blacksmith and Wheelwright, TE AWAMUTU, BEGS to inform the Settlers in the neichbourhood that he is now realty to execute all kinds of Blacksmith raid \\ heelwright's work, and from his 1 oog experience in the trade he is confideu t<2 being able to give autiafeqtion on any job entrusted to him. '