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Waikato Argus, Volume XXV, Issue 3849, 1 August 1908, Page 4

NOTICES. B FOR Prams & Co (At Auckland Cash Prices) Couches (Of All Descriptions) (We are the Larg Suites (Drawing and Dining-room) Easy Chairs (Upholstered, Willow, &< Furniture | Weave the Cheapest! CALL & WE WILL PROVE THIS TO YOU Barton Hamilton. i^XiSMM^^^^-^^ Special Yalue in [CLOTHING FACTORY! Men's White Matt Shirts, COLLAR ATTACHED, 3s. 6d. Men's Fashion Shirts, 3/11 Men's Neglige Shirts, WITH SOFT COLLAR, 3s. 6d. PHONE 86] HAMILTON. J. T. C FURNITURE MANUFACTURER, PICTURE FRASfIER, & Complete House Furnisher. ONLY RELIABLE WORK DONE, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. Notice WE BEG TO NOTIFY FARMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY that OPENED A BRANCH Ward Street, Hamilton. ITHILST THANKING our clients for the VV liberal support accorded to us in the past, we shall merit a'continuance of the same. ONLY HICH-CRADE SEEDS & MANURES STOCKED. Geo. E. C SEED, GRAIN & MANURE MERCHANTS, CAMBRIDGE ft HAMILTON. ,V, 1 KJ 1 I 0 5 Commission Agent. HAMILTON WAIKATO REPRESENTATIVE OF T. MANDENO JACKSON HAS FOR SALE

JARGaVTLLE— 2000 acres richest alluvial flats, ring fenced. 1500 acres gass, 1000 acres bush, balance open country ami heavy li-tiec; liver frontage on three sides, absolutely the best position on he river; one milo from Dargaville Post Olfico. The Town of Da'gaviUe adjoius this prope-ty,tliure being only the Aw-ikino Cieek between Price, £BCOOi £IOOO cash, balance 5 per cent. TT)JPA.TOITOI— 103 acre-, nine paddocks, all p'ougliablo and in grass; uOOSeof 13 roi»inß 20-bail cowshed (concrete floo-) stable aud loose boxes, traphouse, irnplemjut siied, etc., and all drainage to river ; creamery and station, 21 miles Pi ice, £3O per acre. THITFORD (25 hours' drive from t» Aucklnud)—lo3 acres fenced a.d divided, nil in grass except 12 acres bush ; watered by creek; new fiveroomed house, cowshed, etc. Stock given in—3 horses, 16 cows. 1 bull and !) pigs. Three minutes f'om Post Office and Creamery. Magnific nt sea view. Price. JEISOO. DTJBSEU,— OiOO acres, partly iinproved; ring fenced, four sub3ions; comes readily into danthonia; only requires burning and stocking; at present carrying 1100 sheep, 200 head cittle and other stock; in its present state will easily cai-y 30C0 sheep, and when brought in will c irry a sheep t > the acre; good house, frontage to harbour and river, a portion of land is very pood vo'canic Price, only 17s 6d per ucre. TEAR CAMBRIDGE—I3OO ac-es, | undulating ; good sheep country ; 300acre8 felledbinii in g'ass, (300 acres grass and tough feed, 200 ao es green bush, 200 acres unimproved; (,">od lious. etable, yards, etc.; well fenced and watered. Cheap puperty. k,f ATAHUKA -000 acres all in gra-s iVI and crop ; excellent fattening land for sheep and cattle, equal to anything in Waik'ifai;\l2 subdivisions; will cany 200 head cattle and !i0 ho-srs all the! year; well wateied by creeks and drains; good house, st ble and yards. Price, £l2 10s per acre. "TAIUOU—93O acres, mostly rich / drained kthikatea swamp ; 000 to 700 acres in g'ass. bilance light mnnuka, ready to grass; splendid dairying or fttening country; nearly new tenroomed dwelling-house, cowshed, yards, large stable, loft, feed-ooui, etc.; school, cciuiery, railway station, 1} , Pi ice, £9OOO ; terms. THANGAIIKI COUNTY Partly improved run of 1050 acres, eituated five mib-a from Mangapai; riD<r fenced ; on<> subdivision ; nbout nine mileß fen •ins:; 230 anros chopped, burnt , «nd surface sown j 500 acres bush ; 800 I acres rough feed ; well w tiered with ' streams with good bottoms ; nearly all hable. 'l'ho country i 3 similar to >mana Estate, which is very closo to ; ...j" twelve milej from Whangaroi, five' m il e 6 from Maugapai. Cattle can b« j shipped to Auckland at 6s per head. Hiis is a splendid chance for a young I lad energetic uiau. Price, £SOOO.

-L l 2000 acres; 150 acres crop, balance practically {all in grass : large dwellinghouse, stable, woolshcd, sheep yardt, dip, etc,; now carrying 2400 sheep, besides cattle and horses; IA mile from creamery and railway st.tion; P.O. school and store two miles. 'I his property would cut up into good dairy farms and can be sold in areas from 160 to 300 acres. Price, .£6 los to £lO per acre, or as a whole £9 per acre; good terms can be given. L> block of 2100 acres; 1500 acn S fenced, five subdivisions ; 300 »cr s grass. 1100 acres bush, 150 acres swamp, balance open; 600 acre* level, balance undulating. Three miles fmm post office, creamery, church and schoul Price, £SOOO. OHAUPO— Three miles from railway station ; G9O acres ; 520 acres rich drained swamp in good grass, 150 acres high land in eras*, 20 acre* not, improved ; all fenced in, seven or eight subdivisions; well watered by springs and windmills. Adapted to shaep an ' dairying. Good house (almost new), stable, sheep and cattle yards ; carrying horses, 120 grown cattle and 50 head other cattle, 500 to GOO ewes and thoir lambs all the year round. Post and telegraph offic-?, also creamery, three miles. Price, .£ll per acre ; very good terms can be given OHINBWAI— On the Great South. Road : Spleadid Farm of 200 acru3 with large river frontage; 150 acres grass, balance rich flax swamp; sevenroomed house, stab!?, man's room, coach house, etc., milker's cottage, sheds and all conveniences; creamery, post office and railway station, one ujilo At present milking 40 cow, which can be taken 1. ver. Price, £l3 10s per acre. NISAB NEWSTEAD—Choice iUiry Farm, about 200 acres, all in grass and crop; well subdivided and watered; dwolling-houei'i barn and cowshed ; gool dairying and cropping land; handy to creamery, station and school. Price, £IX per acre ; terms can be given. THE AWAMUTU—Four miles from _L railway station : Choice dairy farm 150 acres; 00 acres gra«s, 40 acres crop, 20 acres partly-drained swamp. Nice easterly aspect. Carrying 30 dairy cows, six to eight horses. All fenced and subdivided. Dwelling-house and orchard, cowshed. Creamery, school and church adjoining property; post and telegraph office 45 miles by good gravel road. Only £lO per acre; terms can be arranged. OHAUPO— A splendid sheep or dairy farm : 1300 acres, fenced in fourteen subdivisions 1000 acres in good grass, 120 acres in crop, 50 acres light hush, 200 acres flax swamp fit to grass. Well watered by creeks and springs. • food dwelling-house, largn barn, woolshed and shed combined. This land will grow 60 bushels oats or 2,\ tons chaff per acre, without in inure, after turnips. Fost and telegraph office, two miles; 3reamery and railway station, two miles, jood terms can be arrangod. Would cut jp well iutofour dairy farms,