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w Mootings and Amusements Ml RATO FARMERS 1 CLUB The SEC'IIONS of the Club will meet us follows CAMBRIDGE—MONDAY, June 19 at 7.30. Business, Cambridge Section: (1) DiHcu.-siou on President's Address; (2) Redaction in Telegraph Rates; (8) Old Age Pension Schema; (4) Fixing next year's fee. K. VEALE, General Secretary Oddfellows' Social T°N IGIIT, VOLUNTEER Hal L, HAMILTON. Tickets at Boor: Double 2j Gd, Single Is. Good Programme. Dancing; FirstClass Music. Hon John 6. Woolley AMERICA’S FAMOUS TEMPERANCE ORATOR, Will give N A DURESS A N A 1 In the TOWN HALL, HAMILTON, On WEDNESDAY, THE 21st INST., At 8 o'clock, Chairman ; His Worship the Mayor Admission Free. Collection Musical Items. rjAQWN JJALL, JJAMILTON. So'e Lessee and Manager, MR. G 1 ORGE MUSGROVE. MONDAY EVENING NEXT JUNE 2G TUTISS a TEW ART S 1 ISS i« - N ELLIE S TEW ART N And MR. GEORGE MUSGROVE’S EW TWNGLISH TVRAMATIC Sh JU "ROMP NY c Will give One Special Performance of gWEET MELL cf Q LD jQRURY Reserved Seats: Five Shillings. Plan on view and Tickets on sale at Paul's. A Special Train will run before and after the performance to suit Cambridge patrons. Hurry Musgrove, Touring Manager. w AIKATO HUNT CLUB THE HOUNDS Will Meet : SATURDAY, June 24th-Kihikihi WEDNESDAY, June 28th—Cambridge AH meets at Noon. MERVYN WELLS, Hon. Sec. fteorge Boycs, Land Agent, HAMILTON. FARMS Bought, Sold, or Exchanged ; LOANS Negotiated; RENTS Collected ; Accurate and Reliable VALUATIONS made of Town and Country Properties. Having a thorough knowledge of the Waikato District and values, I am in a position to supply intending purchasers with sound and useful information which will save them time, trouble, and expense by misrepresentations. Dd/'l KI PKR acre-fiub O&D/ JLO/ " Sheep and Cattle Farm of 850 Acres; all in grass or crop ; fenced, subdivided 9 paddocks; all sheep proof fencing; 30 acres plantation ; water in every paddock ; 100 acres in Swedes; 11-roomed homestead pleasantly situated, washhouse, dairy, cottage, woolshed, shearing shed, chaff house, etc ; complete sheepyards; land undulating and all in high state cultivation ; station, school, church, etc, | mile. Terms arranged.—GEOßGE BOYES, Land Agent, Hamilton. (193) / PER ACRE for 1400 Acre Ov/" real good swampland; 100 to 150 acres rich land all drained, cattle and sheep running n.ll over ; 1 mile from township, school, church, store, etc ; joins £l2 acre land A Snip.—GEORGE BOYES, Land Agent, Hamilton. O’* PER ACRE—Superior Dair O&Xjl. Farm of 300 Acres, only 6 miles from Hamilton; fenced and subdivided 8 paddocks; 7-roomed house, pantry and scullery ; 9-bail cowshed and other outbuildings ; will milk 90 cows ; land all plougbable, gives abundant feed; lj[ mile from creamery, 2 miles from railway station, school and store handy. This is a desirable Dairy Farm. Terms arranged -GEORGE BOYES, Land Agent, Hamilton. (174) OQ /fc / PER ACRE for 436 AO/ C// " Acres of Good Land, situated only 4 miles from Cambridge ; handy to creamery, etc; part rich swamp, part good grai s land ; make nice little dairy farm. Terms; Only onethird cash, one-third twelve months, balance 5 per cent. Worth enquiring about.—GEORGE BOYES, Land Agent, Hamilton. (170) GEORGE BOYES, L AND_AGKNT, HAMILTON A. HYDE, DERATED WATER MANUFACTURER, TE AWAMUTU. r HE Newest and Most Up-To-Date ,1 Appliances in the colony. 3 ATENT SCREW-STOPPERED BOTTLES, it of tho kind imported into New Zealand. Absolutely no waste. All Descriptions of MINERAL WATERS Kept on hand. Orders Punctually attended to. A. AWAM U T U for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis ic it. The Great Microbe •Killer. DON'T NEGLECT YOUR COLD. Take Sykes'Cura Cough as soon as you btqjin to sneere .shiver. or feel thatyou have caught cold. hvcl 1/6 !>Cft OOT r l-t , CYiKYY/HtXl TPUSSICU BA'ltTTbeT^c^Effootua

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Waikato Argus, Volume XVIII, Issue 2906, 19 June 1905, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Waikato Argus, Volume XVIII, Issue 2906, 19 June 1905, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Waikato Argus, Volume XVIII, Issue 2906, 19 June 1905, Page 3

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