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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6259, 8 December 1881, Page 8

Sa. e3 by Auction. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12. AT S I BB I N'S LAND MART, Noon, JIY oHDKft OF TlfK KXECPTOR, TETII vT V '.LUABLE ALLOTMENT IN 8 Jvts'e-t No. ■W. with M feot froi.tigo by 11 > f:a t. !i "join ng Kar»ngahaj>e Uoad, oppo<jite Mr. Store. Terms at Sale, OEORG'E SDSBIN, Auctioneer. THIS D \Y. TH E :: KMU ER A YAR DS. l-'.ir 5 T'J :.■■■( rh*ir-:«!ay) Dwsiaber 8, a*. 1 o'clock, Ar\ V A T S T E E K S, fr..:n Wait.-.r.a v , \1 .n 1 Katte I Cattle 0 u r : s ..m-p and Ij.i v - u-"--?. Sf.rtJ ' Ht'le a !. Fiil-'l> JH'CK LAND. S vTUIiDAY, DECEMBER G. T U K II A Y MARK ET. Ft sab'. ''*1 Saturday nvxt, \ v V-I) RAUG II T COLTS j - iaai ' Ttujht C-'Us # y\' A , tiff's Grey Oeldiiisj, with harne»® ; L'ray ;«:»d Kr.irne A!.FRED HUCKLAND. 8 \Ti:UDAY, DECEMBER 10. THE HAY M A R. Iv E T. tT>< i. '1; o O D H O R S E S, ob 'f : »'an'..inni co -i-'i"-' of H-aw -.'ll <U :iuui I'rift U.ioJ Kidin,- Uor«cs And A Thre.-y-a; old CVlt by I'upfcjia. from All Steel. ALFRED BUCK LAND. SA'I'U .DAY, DFCEMISER 10. IMPORTANT NOTICE. TTI If i". f AY M A RK E T SAL E, | r ■■ r.t - n th-.' Kli-lioi::., will Ije llrld 0:1 Satur t.,/, U. 10, at tl:-.- usual h.>ur. • I.FRED RUCK LAND. W EDM ICS DAY, DECEMBER Id. T H i-. C A T T L K FAIR. Y-.T ■. a-. -11 •.v,..on«,Jiy. D?cwi)vr 14, at no-.") n, 500 IIEAP STORK CATTLK ' con ?! of 1 • ■ L i; VKAU OI.V* STKKRS °00 TWO T 1 thk::k VI ' :AR " OLV) STi:lsl 150 Yl:U:uni:.S f (jy UO v. ri A.vi. lIKIFBKH The I'urj-bred Lsull 9lh IJu'ce of Athob Tih* I**:r ■ -bred Cj.v Di/wra'-. niun:'.*i"h i Pure '-r.'.: Heifer, 7 iShorthorn Co>' ■> and Oalvss •> Yea:!ir. s ' Li.ills, by !-L .Tniol's Rail, o't af Dairy Cow.i A ilerefoid Hull R'j.»u Shorthorn I'.ul! ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS.

THE H A Y M A R K E T. O-LE OF WOOL, SILEEI^KTNS, O nIDK.S, and TALLOW, Tuer.'lity lit 12 O'clock. ALFRED AUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER U. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, Wednesday, 14th December, at two o'clock, Is Tin* rriH.TC Halt., Camkrtdok, The townships of oxford and ST. KILDA and SUBURBAN FARMS adjacent to Oxford. The Tow:;.ship of Ovford is situated about 20 miles above Cam'-'ii U'e and on the direct road to Uotorua, and within five hours' ride of the l-.-r.kei. The proposed Thames Valley and Rotorna railway passes through this township. There i.s already a good bote at Oxford lirst-clruH accommodation, and a oaeh in connection with the same runs twice a-week fcj Cambridge carrying the mail. The suburb .10 farm 3 will bo offered in lots containing frcsa live to one hundred and fifty acre:-, all GrfctClass IHIIJ. Oxford, eituited as above, and in the mi'lst of an mraeafo area of the be*t of land, will, in the course of a very ohorittin,m n , be an important and flourishing township. St. Itilda is immediate'/ adjoiniisi', Mid form; p<-rt of Canbril e East, pleasantly situated, ar.d well adapted for villas and Qrfel-class residences. It will be sold in sections of one quarter of an acre and upwards. Plana of the above properties are in the course of ppopantif'n, and will be read)' in about ten days Ten/ia liberal. Conditions at f*lo. J. S. BUCKLAND, * Auctioneer. rjIHAMES OATTI.E MARKET. BANKS & CO., Stock and Commission Agents, Market each THURSDAY, at their Yards, Parawal, at i p.m., for salo of Stock of all descriptions, Produce. £c. of Stock can dopond upon every attention t>«ing <i?on, good Paddoofe Accommodation and : r&oicvr A.coainrc ai»K9. I