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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1354, 5 March 1881, Page 4

Sales, ttyAttction.

BEGUL AR SALES OF LIVE STOCK - ? AN,D AGRICULTURAL r PROdiico are held by tlie undersigned, as follows :—: — Each Thursday, at Romuera— tlie principal market for Fat Stock of every description. Oil edch Friday, in Auckland, at' the "Haymarket," for Howes. Carriages,' Hanl9ss, Hay, Corn, Seeds, &c, &c. On each Tuesday, at the " Haymarket " for Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, &c, &c. at 12 o'clock. , N At Waiuku, on th nrst Saturday in each month. At Pukekohe, on the first Monday iv each month. At Drury, on the Third Wednesday in each month. ' At Papakura, on the last Wednesday in each month. At Queen's Redoubt, on each Monday Before the third Wednesday in the months of February, April, June, August, October, and December. Cattle Sales specially advertised. Sheep Fairs specially advertised. . ALFRED BUCKLAND. ' "

•VT O T I C E. The Haymarket Horse Sale Will UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Be conducted at THE GREYHOUND YARDS. ALFRED BUCKLAND.

/COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. %^ Waiuku— Saturday, March 5 Pukekohe— Monday, March 7 Drury— Wednesday, March 16 Papakuiia.— Wednesday, March 30 ALFRED BUCKLAND.

•pORSALE, WOODSTOCK. First-class Farm of 2 '0 acres in Grass, Bub-divided into eight paddocks, bounded on one side by a large creek, situated about 2 miles *rora Hamilton ; comfortable House, withf ornamental gardeD, plantation good stable, and all necessary outbuildings , Terms to suit purchaser. Apply, r „ W. STEELE, Hamilton.

in o> ii s a l i". _ TT t. 1. tt \ warranted One Heavy Draught Horso I - efc £ ne iu-','- tt" Mare sound and One Medium Horso J etaunch One Timber Waggon One Goods Waggon One Spring Cart Leading and Spring Cart Harness Cart and Waggon Harness Apply to j. k. McDonald. Hamilton, 23rd February, 18S1.

m H E O TA R TT OT E L ■ AUCKLAND. ADAM /BAIRNS Respectfully informs his many friends throughout the Colonies, old patrons of THE STAR, the travelling community, and general public that he has purchased THE INTEREST of ilr. R. J. Davidson in the above well-known FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. "THESIAR," REPLI TE WITn EVERY MODERN LUXURY AND csmtokt in each dkpartment, requires no tall talk, nor " high falutin" to recommend it ; the position it has long held as THE LEADING HOTEL IN AUCKLAND. is unquestioned, its hisrh prestige undeniable. The Micress attending "THE STAR," for tho pa^t few years is mainly duu to eHicicnoy, the untiling cue and attention of THE MANAGER, \R. W. A. CLARK ; and lilt. UAIRNS takes the earliest opportunity of announcing that, as in the past po in the future, MR. CLARK will (under MR. CAIRNS' general .supervision) retain the position he h.is proved himself so well qualified to hold. "THE STAR" Will be conducted on the same liberal principle as hitherto, v ith SEVERAL OLD WORLD AND AMERICAN aPECIALITIP;s and Improvements, of which the pr°sen proprietor gamed valuable and pi acticat expeiience duiing his late trip to Europe. To many readers of thib paper M> . Cairus is ptrsonallj- known. To otheis he would mention that he has had lon<r and varied expeiience in public catering, haviug held the position of Chief .stewiud of P.M.vS.S. io.'s "Nebiaska," and bcvi ral laige Intercolonial Steamer*; and, ali-o, successfully conducted " The White Hart," ( hristchurch ; " Royal Mail," Auckland; "Royal Mail," Waikato ; and other well-known H otels.

PTIHE OTAR TTOTEL, Albert- street, Auckland. ADAM CAIRiNS, Propeiftor.

T K. PEIRCE'S ESTATE All Debts duo to Mr J. K. Peirce, Alexandra, must be paid forthwith to Mr N. T. Maunder, Alexandra, whose receipt will be s,ufficient,acknowledgement. Any debts not paid after this notice will be f>ued for. HENRY BYRON, Trustee.

IMPORTANT SALE OF Crown Lands IN THE PIRONGIA DISTRICT, 16th MARCH, 1881. I wish to draw the attention of intending settlers to the above sale, when about 4,500 acres, in flections of all sizes, from 18 to 207 acres, will be offered for sale at an upset price of 15s per acre. This io the only considerable area of Government land now left within the settled districts, and the bridge now being erected across the Waipa River, at Te Rore, will bring it into direct communication by dray road with the railway and marketß. , A eehobl ii* established, and" main, roadsima.de throughout the district. I w ( ill be happy to shew the different lots to intending purchasers, and, jgive them, any information in ray fjower. Plans and Schedules at my Residence. i" * - '. rJSDW.ARD:a>M<jMaNN 'Harapepe, 17th February, 18»1.