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Waikato Times, Volume II, Issue 81, 5 November 1872, Page 3

I'OK JULK, BI V E KV I E W FARM, TAUi'IUI, Waijcato, CONSISTING of 200 acros, the greater portion has been ia.ddowu inclover and nluyjtl graase*, una sub-divided into convenient Tho iarm u iu- excellent order, and tito present season's ci-\j L t.i consist 01 about ZU acres iJaney, Oats and VV uCiit; iue wueat ia pronounced by coiuuetenl judges lo oo second to none in tue Waikaio ; the last wneat crop fielded 32 bushels per acre. The owner, ui placing tiiio property in the market, feels that lib is { subunumg to capitalists one of the choicest ftirms iu ] tho Waikato. It has numerous natural attfcautagca ! such as lew farms in tiie district it baa u mile frontage to the Waikato riTer, it -unsheltered from tue westerly winds by iue lofty laupTri rangea, tue bush on tue properly eitner lor nrewoou or fencing purposes, ia second to none in tue W a.kato, and iue extensive run m tue rear of tue property is a uesideraium wuicu eauuot be too ingnly appreciated by tue cattle breeder, it is, in fact, a nursery iov young stock, and winch, at all season o..ers splendid shelter and good rough food ; and, in tuis respect alone, no iarm m im< uistnct oners greater advantages ; it is tuo want of sucn a run tnut cripples one-nad our settlers. As a dairy larin, it possesses numerous advantages, situated a» it is within tiiree m.lea of -Ngaruuwuliia, wuore at ail seasons tuere is a growing ..ini'iict lor dairy produce at remunerative pr.ees, as tuso tor beei and mutton. t ,r.p--. iy is ceiniy situatea ; ita adjacency to iSgaruavva'.tia, the principal towu in tue Waiiuuo, at once makes it a

oi'more i.atn oru va»ue ; ana, oiiuaioa aa 1L AS, it Id iioal li.g.niiu latt'a. Xiie ilvljoiii.ng liiU aeiva, in iio imi.i'u — .viii oe inKi at a nominal price. Ui t..e main auvamuges Luis property presents, pcrnaps its givaieai is mat it is a farm under ctuuvaLieh, and Lue purctiaocr wdi at once realise Lnat ue miagoi a nome ; and ins cattie can at once be placed on good aim abundant leed, »vitn t-iio knowledge (lrom ocular demonsti'aUonj tnai. lue growing crops will yield an abundance lor tiie comnig Wiiiier. J?ruit is abundant, and perhaps ii'> lai-m in tiie V\ produces a greater supply oi Cncrries, Peacnes, it., occ. Ine House, consiaiiiig ol sever rooms, is del.gauuliy situated, is in inoroug.i repair, pa nted, and papered. The Uut*buildi.igsarc ul tlic ordinary nature, lac i 1 urniture can be mu at valuation. jlo tne lover oi tae lius propert> ia wortn especial notice, Pneasauis, xJiJcaa, aiu. Pigeons in abundance. A Caurca is eivcieu »ii,nii .jhli a mile ol the larm where Divine Service is ael.i by the liev 2vlr AtjllwiiLL. A Post Ouice aiut ticaoj. '.v ithiu quarter of a mile ol' tiie properly. Tae W aikatj S.cam Company are buyers ol Mueui/ aiut uaio ; ana hour can no>» DC purchased ai laeir iuaiuna uen\eie«.i at any larm on tne H a.ixato ut tne name pr.ee l>iul it can be delivered at Uia.iunu Irom Auckland, due steamers and s coaciies pass tae larm every other day. It is wjtmn lli mdes ol Kangarin, 3 nules of Ngaruawaiua, and I*l- miles ol' Hamilton. As this property is not mortgaged, it will not be saeriliccd. Tor lurther particulars, apply to Dii V. WALKER, Kaugariri. R. SIAtPSLL\, Taupiri. E. B. ROBINSON, Auckland.

9 KAu hI iial a m it!! 60,000 FEET NOW ON HAND, p Ex Schooner Onward FOR JS A L ifl. And will be delivered on any landing place on tho Waikato or Waipa Rivers at tue ) Undermentioned Prioea 'jFOE CASH ON DELIVERY, ' j Viz: | Ordinary Second-class Timber per 100 ft. 15 G First-class Scantling and Heavy Timber, per 100 ft. 18 Do. do. Boards per 100 ft. ... ... ... 18 Q First - class Plain Tongued and Groved Boards per 100 ft. 20 6 A large stock of Building Timber will be kept constantly on hand of all qualities and sizes at the Wharf, Ngaruawahia, by CHARLES BELL. Ngaruawahia, September 4, 1872. KIWI rLOLK MIL S, HAMILTON. j "HE undersign -d hiving le-.s- d the Jjov Ma* are J. pre;.<tre>l iu Mijjj iy r.! u.. „\i-,, u'. j.. cc: lit; Wuika . ami ts a', a-. t (J . . ; Hi '«.i. • i. -,i ; : .. j ivss : — : n . •£ ... j -tf-OU.', bt->r s ik--.rob U V K- •• N-> 1; cr •» . I <>t i!)o ... r iuur, Si.K-urts-L-ci rs l) , • j \\ r ..-e<i!nieai . ; o , I S .a'ps . [j ! iJ. a.., per bushe- ; o; Oiii- (> I I'ul" S-iiultilljU, (jr uiiu £> -- . -*.;i ! Wi.eat, per Daslsei ol u m.- . . i- -,l ' Ci'iiSiiinfa; 0-«t» pel' mis el ->l t . IXs . i) ~ : C»*u.>iiin_; M.iUe, per oi 0 iua . i in :0s per Ousl'-h.. j Sick.i Is aim bag- 6a eat ti . ,\mt. j Tue firs- tinvr u.iys in t.ucu month \v,i. be d.'»< i-.-i ... j cr hoive-ieetj. Oruers can be lelc at tie 3J\ii. or wi ao -r .>_.e M. ! T.i-jiiiiis Moiiia, St .ivnee,.ur. H<t. t *iuuu. Teirxis O.i. M-< i-.-'I • i" LiliMl.'< Lr C . GEOiiu-ji GiLMOKE desire.-- to i a generally for tue support they '-are ucc-ji-ued lnui duiMig ti.e ixiuo "<i u{a been .n businc.-.-s in t-ae uis- ' t-rict, and be D s to announce ti«ar. ae is now ma : better jiosition cuan e>er lo supply l .ea iie iias added to ins otaer misceiianeoUo aah , ment of Groceries, Drapery, Boy s ready-made ! Clothing, Gentlemen-'s. Ladies',and Jioy's icaay-ioaue ■ Boots and Saoes of various kinds seieciea b_) iinnseii, • ' Ladies' Underclothing, Flowers, Trimmings, <tc. <ic. ; - These he is enabled to dispose of at prices tnat lie ! j feels sure will meet the approval of all who will | 1 favour him with a trial. j Ngaruawahia. Ssttlehs' Geserai. Store, i