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Waikato Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2628, 2 May 1904, Page 4

IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE AT END OF PRESENT MONTH, Ex a.a. 'Aoteft,' THE LAEGEBT A 1S T D BEST ASSORTMENT FANCY CARDS AND BALL PROGRAMMES EVER RKCKIVED IN VVAIKaTO igT SEND FOR SAMPLES AND quotations to The Waikato Argus, Hamilton. The Latest About The SUBSCRIBE TO THE r ERALD, Paul's Book Arcade, HAMILTON. WE HAVE JUST OPENED UP NEW LINES OF Business Envelopes Pens, Inks Account Books Bicycle Baskets Kits, Hand Baskets China and Glassware Ornaments Tin Trays Framed Pictures Rubber Balls School Slates Photo Frames, &c, &c, &ij NEW BOOKS. NEW MUSIC. NEW MAGAZINES Paul's Book Arcade, HAMILTON. Edffecumbe & Wheeler LAND AGENTS, &o, FOR IMMEDIATE SALEFINE FARM of 600 Acres, 450 Freehold and 150 Government Leasehold ; good 6-roomed house, buildings, etc ; fifty acres in oats aod fifty acres ploughed for turnips ; situated six miles from Hamilton, with long frontage to river and good road. Price for the Freehold (which is mostly in grass or cultivation) £6 10s per acre ; Leasehold, £375 122 ACRES FREEHOLD & 122 ACRES LEASEHOLD with 13 years to run at a rental of £8 per aunum— Splendid Und and nearly all ploughable ; good house, sheds, dairy, etc. Prioe, £5 per acre for the freehold ; this includes tbe goodwill of the leasehold 281 200 ACRES—Good Farm ; securely fenced and subdivided ; nearly all in grass or crop ; nearly new house, and within easy distance of township and creamery ; the land is first rate and well watered. Low price and easy terms 310 160 ACRES ; first-class farm, fenced and in grass with exception of ten acres bush : house, buildings, eto ; sohool on the property ; creamery about 3 miles. Price, £6 10s per acre 311 330 ACRES—A Fine Farm, with eom rich river flats ; good house buildings, etc ; nearly all the land is in grass or under cultivation ; township, creamery, etc, about three miles 217 200-ACRE FARM—First-class Land ; near township and creamery ; new house, six rooms, and all necessary oothuildiogs ; securely fenced and subdivided, with water in each paddock. Price, £7 ; terms if desired 309 345 ACRES—BIock of good Land, unimproved ; close to creamery ; well watered ; practically clear of noxious weeds ; would make a first class dairy farm. Low price and easy terms 293 *SO ACRES—Partially improved ; nearly all ploughable. Price, £4 ao acre 299 310 ACRES —Mostly fenced and subdivided, six-roomed house, outbuildings, shoepyards, dip, etc ; 200 acres in grass or crop ; near town hip, creamery, otc. Price, £6 15a |er acre ; easy terms 243 AU PIR COAL THE BEST HOUSEHOLD . COAL IN THE COLONY! i (AN NOW BE OBTAINED \J FROM THK PRINCIPAL COAL-DEALERS Throughout the Wamnco DIRECT FROM THE MINE HUNTLY, In truokloada of five tons and over. Orders forwardod to MR EDWARD S. WIGHT, Mino Manager, at Huntly, or to the undersigned, will be promptly attended to. "IAUPIRI pOAL THINKS ~~~ (LIMITED). FRANZ BCHERFF, Secretary AtfoktVUi, UvcoV, 1999. i