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Waikato Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2630, 4 May 1904, Page 3

ul-erings and Atnuannients DANCING.— 'San Toy' Assembly tvery Tuesday evening JTTAIKATO HUNT CLUB THE HOUNDS Will Meet:— SATURDAY, May 7th-H«utnpu Riilway Station SATURDAY, May 14th—Old Kennels WEDNESDAY, May 18th—Te Awamutu "WEDNESDAY, May 25th-i'ioker-Ing's Corner All Meets 12 noon. ERNEST. J. R. SMITH, Hon. Secretary. HAMILTON. R. CHILCOTT PURVEYOR OP HIGH-CLASS MEAT FAMILIES WAITED ON DAILY FOR ORDERS A Trial Solicited. THE NEW ZEALAND T OAN AND TITERCANTILE A GENCY pO„ Ltd., Have been favoured with instructions from MESSRS CHAMBERLIN Bros. to offer For Sale by Tender— THEIR VALUABLE SITUATED WITHIN 2| MILES OF THE lOWN OF HAMILTON, COMPRISING SOME 1270 ACRES OP EECH GKAZING LAND. The Property will be subdivided into 9 Blooks, ranging in extent from 68 to 236 acres, which arc all admirably adapted for dairy farming, being within 2 miles of the Claudelands Creumery. A site for a creamery has also been reserved on the estate. Railway station, school, and post office are all adjacent, and the proximity ot the ' look i-o the town of Hamilton render; t a particularly desirable investment, the town providing a market for every debcription of produce and stock. Lithograph plans will be ready shortly and may be had on application at any of the offices of the Company throughout New Zealaud. CONDITIONS OF SALE. 1. Each Bection will be sold at the upset pi ice placed thereon, or at tee highest tender above it. 2 Should there be two or more tenders of the same amount for any section, the vendors shall decide who is to "be the owner hy ballo*. 3. The sum of £25 must accompany each tender, which will be refunded to the unsuccessful tenderers ; but should any successful tenderer fail to comply with any of these conditions, his deposit will be forfeited. 4. TtRMS: Ten per cent deposit on May 28th, 1904 ; 5 per cent on October 28ih, 1904; 10 per cent on May 28th, 1905; 15 per cent on May 28th, ( 907 ; balance ou May 2Sth. 1909. Unpaid purchase money to be at interest at 5 per cent per annum. 5. POSSESSION will bo given on JUNK Ist, 1904. TENDERS close with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co-, Ltd., Hamilton, on MAY 21st, 1904. Title : Laud Transfer. Any further information may be obtained on application to the NEW ZEALAND Loan & Mercantile Agency Co., Limited, HAMILTON. ©®®®®®@D?E.NsoßS(D(l®@C 14MiRilH©i j FOR CONSTIPATION. INDIGESTION. ! KIDNEY fi LIVER AILMENTS. i AGENTS. I SHARLANO X CO. sQXllG)@®®®G)®®®®® For Sale. /CAMBRIDGE TVTEW Q-ROOMED With bath room, wash house, coal ahed, 3-stalled stable, feed room, coaoh house, tool house, cow bails ; FOUR ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, one aero absentee and one Hospital acre 20 years' lease at 10s per year ; good garden, fowl house and run; town water laid on. Easy terms could be arranged W. SOUTEB, & Co., CAMBRIDGE 250 A~ c K E 8 Price per acre, £5. House 6 rooms, small bara ; good grj.se ; well watered \E7 AIMANU TESTATE 10,000 Acres, splendid property, very cheap ; part good bush, balance grass and improved 4000 Acres, cheap ; good house, large woolshed, all outbuildings ; lj mile from railway TITOANAVALE TTOMESTEAD 1500 Acres to be subdivided and cut up 1900 A CR B S Price pel acre £2 10s ; good house ; has only reen surface sown, and has held grass for thirteen years 130 A C R E S CIo-m; to Cambridge ; good house, water laid ou 1300 A ORES Fine 7-rooiiied house, bam, wool shed, cowshed, coach house, sheep yards, sheep dip, good uruss. Would cut into five good farms 300 A C R E S 6 roomed house and bath room, 3-Htsllcd stable, subdivided and in new grass 234 A G R E s Near Cambridge. Price £2 10a per acre OUTER & (PlO., * c CAMBRIDGE MISS GILLESPIE, TEACHER OP MUSIC, ARGUS BUILDINGS. UARTER COMMENCES APRIL IKb.