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(Telephone No. 288]. The Farmers’ Agency Land & General Commission Agents, WARD STREET, HAMILTON (Opposite Geo. E. Clarke and Sons). A. C. POCOCK, Manager. Waikato Agents for the Ridd Milking Machine. Farming Supplies and Implements. WE have for sale, on very easy terms, Specially-selected SHEEP and DAIRY FARMS in all parts of the Waikato; also in Nelson and Whangarei. The land is right, prices are right, and the agents arc right; so buyers come along and we will put YOU right also. Our Lands Department is under the management of MR THOMAS WHITE, an erstwhile successful Waikato farmer. This in itself is a sufficient guarantee that the interest of Clients and Vendors will both be satisfactorily catered for. Farms for 'le from £ 1 15s per acre. Reside ices from £3so' FTrSAXBV, LAND, ESTATE & STOCK AGENT, Horse Bazaar, HAMILTON Agencies in all parts oi Dominior and H.S.W. Telegrams; SAXBY, HAMILTON. THE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON C)h /> ACRES, 0.R.P., at t?s 6d p-r i 1) acre; 140 acres in grass, balance bush; 2sheep country; well fenced airi watered ; whare and sheds. Price for goodwill, £3 10s per acre; terms, £338 cash (deceased estate). No. 500 1 A AAfd ACRES 1 *freehold, balance 50 years’ lease at Is 4d per acre. Price, £IO,BOO. No. 1444 1 v ACRES FREEHOLD -2% lt)U miles from Hamilton, fully improved; splendid buildings, worth £icoo; well fenced and watered. A snip at £23 ner acre; £6OO cash. No. 1445 ff\ ACRES FREEHOLD - Fully \)V * improved; new five - roomed house and cowshed; well fenced and watered; all flat, rich soil; creamery, chool, post office and store, I% mile. Price, £23 per acre ; £2OO cash. No. 1446 The Choosing of Xmas Gifts. IS it easy to choose a XMAS GIFI ? On the contrary few things arc harder, and STONEHOUSE will help you make a choice. He suggests that you have an early look through his splendid stock of suitable Jewelleiy Presents. You’ll enjoy yourself among the many pretty things. J, W, T, Stoneliouse, JEWELLER - - HAMILTON rO SNOOKER AND BILLIARD PLAYERS. Tiy the Waikato Billiard Parlour, next to G. Court, draper, Hamilton. Three First-class Tables, includmg One Alcock’s Match Table. Nominate For the £lO Snooker Tournament. I N. EDGE, (late Sol Lyons), Proprietor N‘ GAIO, June 20, 1911.—NAZOL LIMITED. Dear Sirs,—l was suf- | fering from a very acu e form of InI flueuza, together with sore throat. 1 1 was depressed and slept badly, when a friend advised me to try NAZOL. 1 had bought several other remedies, in eluding a well-known cough cure, but I could not get cured. NAZOL gave me j instant relief, and ray illness gradually I left ire, so that I am able to eat and i sleep well. I cannot speak too highly of NAZOL.—Yours faithfully, JOHN CARROLL,