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Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 370, 26 September 1874, Page 3

HAMILTON.

Saturday, September 26, at One o'clock, j. k N O X Has rccoived instructions from W. N. Sbarascke, Esq , to sell by auction m conaequcuce of his removal to Ngorua, wahia, -I H TONS FIREWOOD, -L • 35 Punri Posts, 600 Palings, 70 Rails, Saddle, Double Iron Bedstead, 2 Tables, Spades, Forks, Perambulator, Sponge Bath, Tubs, Water Barrels, Windlass and Fittings, Large Wooden Press, Matting, Surplus Kitehon Utensils, Knife Cleaner, llall Lamp, Milk Dishes, 2 Ploughs Draj, Tools, and a large quantity of Sundries, , .—.. — . . — — — ■ — ■ " '

TE AWAMUTU. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6. AT NOON. THE Usual Monthly Sale of Horses, Cattle, and Sheep will be held at Te Awainutn, on Tuesday, October G, at Noon. 60 Ewes and Lambs 60 Head Mixed Cattle will be offered, a number ef which will bo soldjwithoufc reserve J. P. N E I L L, Auctioneer.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE or STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC, ETC. AT ALEXANDRA. J. P. NEILL If as recoived instructions from Mr li. Breoa, of "Alexandra, to sell by public nuution on Wednesday, October 7, mUE WHOLE OF lIES STOCK AND EFFECTS. Further particulars in future advertisement. J. P. NEILL, A uctioneer.

M A N U X A U HOTEL, HENRY HARDINGTON, Proprietor. A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY, COMMERCIAL, AND TRAVELLERS' HOTEL. THE establishment has been so rearranged as to afford the best accommodation for visitors in transit u between the port and other ports of the colony ; us also for those who seek Onohunga as a Alatune Tkeat, whether for pleasure or health. The arcommodution comprises Commercial, Travellers', Public, and Pro ate Rooms. The Bedrooms are spacious, well ventilated, and comfortably furnished. Every attention, under very experienced management, is paid to the wants of customers, The charges are strictly moderate ; a good table is kept, and the Wines, Ales, and Spirits are the bust procurable. In fact nothing has been left untried to make the Manukau Hotel worthy of the highest patronage which may be awarded to it. The Stabling accommodation is admitted to be the best in the pro\ nice. WAIKATO SETTLERS Will find this Hotel a most pleasant and convenient place of resort. Trams ruu at such hours between Onehunga and Auckland as to anablo those who are desirous of doing so to spend tho day in tlio City.

■?o Sale. WAIKATO LANDS. TEEMS— VERY LIBERAL: TO SUIT PURCHASERS. /CAPITAL opportunity for small capitalists to obtain >-^ Farms upon easy terms. No. ou Pariah. No. of Lot. Old Military Settlement Map. Whangamarmo 615j? U5 Glof 107 592f 44 •503f 1 61 569* 258 a, 259 850F 268 591 2S()A, 280 Tuupivi 559 i? 7 845p 191 656f 195 59/f 158 b66* 210 5G5* 197 | 567f 198 i 568F 333 595F 331. Komakorau 558f 107 Hjrotiu 15t8w 135 . 1128w 74 Karauiu 750 a 13 Pukcte 1135W 9 Tuhikatamoa 1127w 87 NgHroto lOtlw 261 Tuhikuramea lM2w 135 1130W 247 Pirongia 126 7550 301 755g 301 a 7580 178 Mangapiko tOS5w 5 For further particulars, apply to GEORGE EDGECU.UEE, Ngaruanaliia. Road nates on above lands will bo paiil on applic.ition.

PROSPECTUS. ' RAGLAN AND WAIKATO NATIVE COMPANY. THE ab<»c Company lime purchased tho CUTTER DAWN to trade between t!io nudormenlioued places .—. — * MANUKAU, POKT WAIKATO, RAGLAN, uud TAKANAIvI. Until furlber orJers, for Freight ov Pasjago apply to the uudcivigncil at Raglan, or to Mi 1 James Walw.k, AgLiit,Govuninjcut Wharl, Onoliunga and Auckland. M, K. NGA'IIPARE, t ary to tb» above Company.