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Waikato Argus, Volume XXI, Issue 3331, 10 November 1906, Page 1

Aucti ns h]’a i c > W. K- K in'! : J. McKee, Auctioneer KING & CO,, i UCTIONEBKS, LAX 1), ESTATE xl AND GENEVA l commission AGENTS, HOOD STREET. HAMILTON S A LLS E V K1; V SA 1 HKD AA' at our Mot. <it Produce, Poultry, Pigs, Furnitun'. Drapery, or an;, tiling you want to sell Ciji'ja,RANGE SALES a Speciality. Conducted wherever required V euii.'t accoutu sales. Consignments solicited It you want to Sell or Buy a Farm, House, Business or Sect ion come right us and wo will guarantee satisfaction A goutis for the Farmers’ Co operative Supply Aesocialion, Auckland On Sale — Ail kin-la of Farm Seeds and Manures, Fencing Materials, etc. Sole Ageuto for Bison’s Fertiliser, t’lice List on application Letters and telegrams promptly attended to A Splendid Investment —House of 10 rooms, standing on six acres of ground, with two road frontages ; in main part of Hamilton West ; ground all level and dry. AVorth inquiring about . Pi ice .: f m DA VIS 4 CXK iSpier.did Farm Firstclass Land ; 'h l; ACHES, near creamery, railgy ■ ; way, e'c. ;Hu new gra-s, 15 •iorea in oats, 2U tor turnips ; six padlocks ; new seven-roomed house, cowsheds, oic. A BARGAIN—Price, only £5 5s per acre. No. 895 Splendid Sheep or vj s C Cattle Farm (only two miles u township, railway, and poet-office) on main road. Tho harm is well fenced, sub-divided ; all In grass except 85 acres ploughed for turnips, etc. New six roomed house and outbuildings. The land is good, and has carried the following stock all the winter : 450 ewes, 100 cattle, 8 horssa, The Stock and Implements can bo .aken at valuation (if required), and the puce is only £6 15s per acre. No. 892 Terms arranged. 3 bis is a chance seldom met with. To see it means yeu will purchase. We also have a cheap 10 ACRES, near Hamilton. Trice, only £2 per acre. 760 ACRE FARM Near railway, school, and Pest, with two houses and all fa:m conveniences ; subdivided ; splendid sherp country. Pi Ice only £5 pet acre. Easy Terms. A Bargain No. 626 50 ACRES near Hamilton, ail in grass, close to school and creamery ; new six* ro lined house. Will soil quick. Price only £l4 10s. No, 885 1200 ACRES Fine Sheep Country, house and buildings, near all conveniences. Price only £3 15s 6d. A cheap property No, 882 4400 ACRES splendid Sheep Country j two houses, sheds, etc j easy drive to Hamilton. Price only £2 10s. This is a Bargain. No, 867 We have tho largest list of Town Sections. House Properties, Improved and Unimproved, FARMS, CABINETMAKING. BAKERY, DRAPERY, OENEEA& STORES, BOARDINGHOUSES, And other Businesses for sale. Wo [are pleated to answer questions personally or by letter ; also to show clients any property. w. cFdayis & CO., AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AND BUSINESS AGENTS, HAMILTON. BALES At onr Yard and Rooms EYBEY SATURDAY

■LKAK'KQ SALES CONDUCXDED iH ANY JrAUT OF THE DISTRICT. @ mmm B 9mm I tas®r s iiS® i ; .-;.s# r--’ r ,; 't-u to the It is human nature To experiment. Biblical history reports that the citizens of Athens were always "seeking some new thing." That was 2000 years ago, and the same applies in the 20th century. Since the year 1880, NELSON Moatf k; Co’s. TEA has been first and only favourite. 37 years has witnessed the introduction of hundreds of different brands of tea, by as many different firms. Whenever a new brand appeared the experimenting public purchased " just to try it " —a solitary i lb. One trial was enough, and » half-a-potind too much. These teas never got beyond the experimental stage. A discerning public when buying Tea, will havk a good article, and the enormous and increasing demand proves that the first and only favourite in 1906 is rSOATE & Co's. ■ac* IgN. M. S Co. Introduced I Ceylon Tea In ISSQ-1881.