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Waikato Argus, Volume XV, Issue 6115, 14 December 1903, Page 4

Race Meetings ...7 HATAWHATA Annual Races, To bo held in Mr F Rothwell'a Paddook 0D I'RIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1904 WEIGHTS will appear in Thk Waikato Argds on or about THURSDAY, December 17th . ACCEPTANCES CLOSE on WEDNESDAY, December 23rd Trotting Race registered with N.Z Trotting Aa-ociation. Bookmakers' fee £2 2a rjs" For the convenience of Hamilton horae-ownura, nominationa and acceptance) may be left with Mil S. TCCKEB, Hamilton IS; C. SHEPHERD, Hoo. Sec ■AMILTON CO-OPERATIVE IER.MINATINGF.UILDING SOCIETY Incorporated under ' Uuiklint; Societies Act, ISSIV Notu. All Subscriptions in Firat (Jroup now rl,ito <vb from November Ist, 1903, in-loud of August let. The DircctoM INVITE xU'PUCACTIONS FOX SHARES. A few of the advantages : No Interest charged ou Loans, tbero« fore a Good Investment, and Benefits all Classes Tho Loans may be used for any purpose You purchase your Home by easy instalments You (Jcase Paying Rent Subscriptions within reach of all via: Is per Share per Week Rules posted anywhere on receipt of la. Forms of application, and full circular nformation on application to C. WALLNUTT, 10/10 Secretary, Hamilton. FABiS. c: WALLiwr, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON, WAIKATO. KING COUNTRY--550 ACRES, splendid sertioo, O.R.P ; 260 acres grassed, carry 1Q(» cattle ; 7 milea railway station ; 2J miles fencing ; orchard, etc. A cheap property 146 ACRES Fine Dairy Farm, near railway station ; 7-roomed house 100 ACRES j good farm, no buildings near creamery, railway station ; £5 100 ACRES ; good farm, buildings near creamery, railway station ; £7 150 ACRES ; good dairy farm, good houae ; near creamery and important centre 195 ACRES ; good swamp land, drained ; £4 97 ACRES ; good land, all grass, splen didly situated ; £9 50 ACRES ; fine farm, houae ; creamery railway station 250 ACRES ; splendid farm, house ; creamery, railway : £8 Farmers who wish to realise quickly are invited tc send full particulars of properties for sale to C. WALLNUTr. No Sale-No Commission. I have, besides, some of the BEST LAND IN WAIKATO FOR SALE, near railway stations, creameries, Btock Bales, schools, etc New up to date CATALOGUE (free on application) contains full description Clients conducted over property free G£oi;g:e l clark, LAND AGENT, i O E O A i L B FARM 300 ACRES Price low ; torms easy. This property is one of the prettiest in the Cambridge district. Nino-roomed house, orchard, etc. The land is of excellent quality, and more than half in young grass, It is aituated on the Cambridgei Hamilton Road, midway between tho two townships. For further particulars apply to the undersigned— GEORGE E. CLARK & SONS, Or Mr THOS, WELLS, Cambridge. A GRAND LITTLE DAIRY FARM of I*7£ acrea, of which 120 acres are in grass, 12 acres oats, \ acre potatoes, 6 acres tl tree; 10 subdivisions ; house of 7 rooms (rimu), stable 20 x 12 ; calf house 20 x 10, raised floor; cowshed 10 bails under one roof, concrete floor; trap shed, cooler house, pig sties, etc. All first class land, ploughable and watered by ; running streams, capable of carrying 50 cows all year round without artificial feed, .post and telegraph station \ mile, factory 1J mile, railway station on the property, Cambridge 4 milea by good road. Terms easy ; price reasonable HOUSE 6 rooms, porch and pantry, stable and feed room, buggy shed, ivashhousie and room, etc; 1 acr« ground, Cambridge. Price reasons able 150 ACRES land in high state cultivation, all securely fenced, with good house and outbuildings, school close at hand, creamery 2£ miles. Terms easy 155 ACRES land, 8 paddocks, high state cultivation; 7-roomed house, cow shed, and store rooms; hydraulic ram ; 1 acre orchard ; 4 miles from Cambridge railway station, 1 mile creamery, \\ milea bchool. Terms easy GEORGE E. CLARK CAMBRIDGE Who it discouraged and run down aft< having tried doctor after doctor withoi getting any permanent relief may regai health and happiness. Thou lands of the! lick and discouraged women have bee benefited by the use of Dr. Morse'.* India Root Pills, Ae a uimple unit of oue of th many fuouaauds who have been restore to health and happiness through Di Morse's Indian Root Pills, we pubiis the letter of Mi o. E. BouslieWl, 133 Crow Street, Surrey Hills, She-writes : " 1 sna verr glad ol the opportunity rl being ibl to gits rov teatiinonv *■< to the benefit I hsu derived from Dr. MoMea Indian Hoot pills. •uilersdfor veirs with Kidney C. wpWiit, LSlinu n»«8 witb Headaches' that Dearly rtrore m i mar I trltd ill sorn ol rsroedies and iion-n't'd doctor but with i.o vail, and I to (eel tint I i-hotil eerer be right again I could hardly «*and. an the v ilul *erosi ur bacK were so bid thi it made me * perfect invalid. I wh* at la. Induced and adviFt-l to try Hi-. Murk's India Root Pills by * frif lid who had derived ijreat heiiff from Ibeni I did no, and 1 cati now fay with nw truthfulness thai lam now in belter health thu ■ver I was. I have no traubld now in get'irijr »*»' i ■nd dointr my work, in (act t can hardly reulb that it wis JJr. Morse's Indian Itoot Tills thut pi me right and cured me; hut of that I am |)e> tcctl certain, and I would not on any Recount b<i withoi them. 1 uke them witb mo wherever 1 £O. I ■•*. certainly advise and recommend them to an women similarly troubled, to give them a trial, an I sin sure will rjulckly feel the hen-lit." For all female complaints and disorders arl-in from a disea-ed tt->mnch these pills ait invaluabh They cleanse the stomach, put life In the live, «id the kiiner=, and purify the- blood, f'acko n amber bottles, and sold turou;.!.'. ut Austri Asia. *> ANY person found TRESPASSING Estate will be PROSECUTED. Poison Lid for docs. A. G. RIKYS, Maaagar. U Atari, Aoril let, I£o3