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Waikato Times, Volume II, Issue 83, 9 November 1872, Page 3

FOR SALE, RIVERVIEW FARM, Taupibi, Waikato, CONSISTING- ol' 200 acres, the greater portion lnva been laid down in clover and mixed grasses, ana sub-divided into convenient paddocks. The lami is in excellent oruer, ana u-.v prelum, season s crops consist of about J.U a.c:vs Lsuiey, Outs und tuc wheat is prunuunced c-juiueleiit juujjcs to be seeond to none in cue Wai*au>; the last wueai crop yielded 32 bushels per acre. The owner, in piavaig this property m tlie market, ieels tnat Lie is submitting to capitalists one ol the choicest, larms in tho Waikuto. It has numerous natural advantages such as lew farms in the district possess ; it lias a mile froutage to the Waikuto river, it is sheltered from the westerly winds by the lofty Taupiri ranges, the bush on the property either for hrewood or fencing purposes, is second to none iu the Waikato, und tlie extensive run in the rear of the property is a desideratum which cannot he too niguiy appreciated by tne cattle breeder, it is, in lace, a nursery lor voting Btock, and winch, at all season oners splendid shelter and good rough food ; and, in this respect alone, no farm m tho district oilers greater advantages ; it is the want of such a run that cripples one-uuii our settlers. As a dairy farm, it possesses numerous advantages, situated as it is wituin three mdes ot JNgaruawahia, where at all seasons there is a growing market for dairy produce at remunerative prices, as also for beef and mutton. The property is magmtieently situated j its adjacency to jNgaruawania, the principal town in tne W aiiiaio, at once malies it a property of more thun ordinary value ; and, situated as it is, it is exempt lrom xiignway rates, 'lne adjoining 150 acres, m its native aiaie, can be had at a nominal price. Of tho many advantages this property presents, perhaps its greatest superiority is that it is a farm under ctutivatien, and the purchaser will at once realise that he has got a home ; and his cattle can at once be placed on good and abundant leed, with the knowledge (from ocular tnat the growing crops will yield an abundance lor tne coming winter. Fruit is abundant, and perhaps no farm in the Waikato produces a greater supply ol Cherries, Peaches, &c. The House, consisting ot seven rooms, is delightfully situated, is in thorough repair, painted, and papered. The Out-buildings are ol the ordinary nature. The Furniture can be had at valuation. To the lover of the gun, this property is worth especial notice, Pheasants, Lucas, and Pigeons in abundance. A Church is erected withm hail a mile of the farm where Divine Service is held by the Rev Mr Asitvyjsll. A Post Oliice and Sehooi withm quarter of a nule of the property. The Waikato Steam Company are buyers of wheat and oats ; and Hour can now be purchased at their mill and delivered at any farm on the W aikato at the same price that it can be delivered at Otahuhu from Auckland. Tne steamers and Quick's coaches pass the farm every other day. It is within 16 miles of Kangariri, a miles of Ngaruawahia, and 14 miles of Hamilton. As this property is not mortgaged, it will not be sacrificed. For further particulars, apply to DE V. WALKER, liangariri. R, SIMPSON, Taupiri. E. B. ROBINSON, Auckland.

KAU it I TIMBEK!! 60,000 FEET NOW ON HAND, Ex Schoonc;* Onw&rd FOK SALE, And will, be delivered on any landing place on the Waikato or Waipa Rivers at the Undermentioned Prices FOR CASH ON DELIVERY, Viz: Ordinary Second class Timber per 100 ft. ... 15 6 First-class Scantling and Heavy Timber, per 100 ft. 18 Do. do. Boards per 100 ft. ... ... ... 18 6 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, Ngaruawaiiia, by CHARLES BELL. Ngaruawahia, September 4, 1872. KIWI FLOUR MILLS, HAMILTON. undersigned having leased the above Mills arc prepared to supply J? lour, &c., at any part of : tne Waikat j and Waipa liivcrs at the folluwirig prices, e&ceptiug Hamilton, wmen >xil be at lUa per ton less :— ' £ 8. d. Flour, best Sdk-dressed (Kiwi No. 1) per ton ut 20VI) ibs 20 0 0 Flour, Suk-dressed (Kiwi No. 2) j$ ij (j Wlieutnieal . . ly 0 0 Sharps , 9 u 0 Bran, per bushel of '.iOlbs . . . 0 16 Jb'or Smutting, Grinding, and Silk-dressing Wheat, per bushel of cO ibs .. . 0 10 Crushing Oats, per uusuel of 4-j ibs . 0 W 6 Cruoinug Maize, bustiei oi oU Jos . 0 0 i> "Waste in (i rutting 3 ibs per busJu.i. Sacks Is and. bags tJu eacli extra. Tne tirst three clays in tact month will be devoted to crushing horse-fecu. Orders can be ieit at the Miii, or with oar agent, Mr. Tnouias Morris, Storekeeper, Hamilton.) Terms—One Moatn. J. FLEMING & Co. GEORGE GlLMOßE.desires to thank the public of Ngaruawahia and settlers of tne Waikato generally for the support they have accorded him during the time he lias been in business in the district, and begs to announce that he is now in a better position than ever to supply their wants. He has added to his other miscellaneous stook an assortment of Groceries, Drapery, Boy's ready-made Clothing, Gentlemen's, Ladies', and Boy's ready-made Boots and. Shoes of various kinds selected by iumseif, Ladies' Underclothing, Flowers, Trimmings, &c. <fcc. These he is enabled to dispose of at prices that he feels sure will meet the approval of all who will favour him with a. triaL Sis/TLEliS'' GsiiZ&Al. 3XC?.S. [