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Waikato Argus, Volume XXI, Issue 3297, 29 September 1906, Page 3

Auctions LAV 18 # 00. fSplendid Farm Firstclass Land, QAA ACRES, near creamery, raHway, e'c. ; 110 new gra<-s, 18 acres in oats, 20 for turnips ; six paddocks ; new seven-roomed bouse. oowsheds, etc. A BARGAIN—Price, only £5 5s per “ore. No. 895 (-¥7f\ ACRhS. Splendid She-p or \J I i ttctle Farm (only two utiles to township, railway, and po-t-ofike) on main road. The farm is well fenced, suL-jivided ; ali n grass except 85 acres ploughed for turnips, etc. New sixroomed house aud outbuildings. The land is good, and has carried the following stock all the winter: 450 ewes, 100 cattle, 8 hors-s. The Block and Implements can be taken at valuation (if nqulred), and the price is only £6 15s per acre. No 892 Terms arranged. This is a chance seldom met with. To see it means ysu will pnrohase. We also have a cheap 10 ACRE?, near Hamilton. Irice, only £2 per aore. 760ACKE FARM Near railway, school, and Pest, with two booses and a'l farm conveniences j subdivided ; splendid sheep oonntry, Prme only £5 pet acre. Easy Terms. A Bargain No. 636 50 ACRES near Hamilton, all in grass, close So school and or. amery j new sixro med house. Will sell quick. Price only £l4 10s. No. 886 1200 ACRES Fine Sheep Country, bouse and buddings, near all o nvtntenoes. Price only £3 16s 6d. A cheap property Mo, 882 4400 ACRES ctplendid tbeep Country ; two houses, ehede, eto ; easy drive to Hamilton. Price only £2 10s. This is a Bargain, No, 867 We have the largest list of Town Sections, House Properties, Improved and Unimproved, FARMS, CABINBTMAKIN6, BAKERY, DRAPERY. GENERA* STORES, BOARDINGHOUSES, And other Businesses for sale. We are pPa«ed to answer questions personally or by letter ; also to show clients any property. w. cTdayis & CO., AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AND BUSINESS AGENTS, HAMILTON

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