Untitled

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6213, 15 October 1881, Page 5

The cricket match West End First Eleven v. Colts, commenced last Saturday, will be resumed on the Domain ground to-day at 2 o'clock. The punctual attendance of the players is requested. The match Auckland United C.C. v. twenty-two Colts will be resumed this afternoon at 2 p.m. sharp. Players are requested to be punctual. An alpabetical match, between the members of the Auckland Cricket Club, will be played at No. 1 wicket to-day, commencing at 2.30. The following are the teams :— Beale, Biudou, Brewer, Browning, Bucklaud, Buckle, Cameron, Cheeseman, Coates, Cox, Dewes, Earl, Ellis, Ewing, Fripp, Giblin, Gould—Versus—Hall, Horsbrugh, Nicholls, Osborne, Philson, Reid, Ripley, Roach, Robinson, Silva, Tait, Whiteside, Wiekens, Williams, "Williamson, Yates, and Haureal. }fr. T. B. Hill is to sell his estate at RuaAotea. It contains 900 acres, with T'hrS eCCS ? a,ry buildings, garden and orchard, told i,wr know the d; strict need uot be the oua y utv n y ?Speotin g its appearance, or since he got possessio? oHt^nV?n t Te clearing which has been effected he uas no t done, as many have done, made an absolute clearing of the natural bush aud forest unon the estate. Clumps of natural forest and shelter hills have been judiciously left, aud these have been added to artificially, a large portion of the estate is bounded by a deep river, which forms a natural boundary, and in other places the fencing is puriri posts and wire. It is situated near the deep-water harbours of Aotea and Kawhia, and fresh water or salt water fishing may bp indulged in without restriction by the toccupier. .District school, post-office, etpre, church, &c, are all situated convenienti'V to the estate, and those in search of a suitable farm should pay it a visit before deciswig upon going elsewhere. Full information. may be obtained on the farm, or from tfne owner, Mr. T. B. Hill, chemiet, Queen-fltreet.,