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Waikato Times, Issue 12182, 18 September 1911, Page 8

N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co., Limited. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. Friday, September 291b. kA a head well-bred catOUv tle 30 l ; at steers 25 Fat cows 50 Fresh-conditioned cows 30 18-momhs to 2-year-old steers 40 Empty dairy heifers 150 Strong weii-bred yearlings, mixed sexes 70 Choice strong Shorthorn yearling steers 30 5-year-old springing heifers 20 Store cows Entries solicited. Wanted at this sale : 60 Fat cows and heifers OHAUPO HORSE FAIR. Wednesday and TiUusdny, October 18th and 19th. 35 i ' HORSES 0F ALL cla sses Entries solicited. OHURA STOCK SALE. Tuesday, October 24th. Entries solicited. OHAUPO ANNUAL BULL SALE. Wednesday, October 25th. Entries Solicited. CAMBRIDGE BULL SALK Friday, October 27th. Entries Solicited NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY Co Ltd. 0. HUNTER, Auctioneers. J. T. PTLLON.

Public Notices. T7IARMERS .—When travelling, stay -L . at the GRAND PRIVATE HOTEL FRANKTON, Where special attention is given t G you. Early calls and meals for early trains. TARIFF : 6/- per day. MRS DAVIS, 763 Proprietress LAND AGENT. \V T • tf. Ohort. D 13 VICTORIA nT - arcade AUCKLAND. 'PHONE : 2699. rjlO LEASE - CHOICE DAIRY J- FARM. I convenient to wv/U Auckland. Buildings complete , Rent, 16/- an acre ; 6 years to run, purchasing clause at £l6 10a AN ACRE ■ Goodwill required £3s(k m ACRES ; Freehold, Thames Valley ; 5 minutes from railway station ; 100 acres ploughed, and sown down in the best English grasses ; 40 acres surface sown, 10 acres bush j l acre orchard ; nearly all undulating, carrying 50 head of stock ; watered by springs and well ; 6-roomed house and all necessary outbuilding's, also another 6 roomed house in course of erection ♦; 13 paddocks, post and wire fences. PRICE £lB 10a AN ACRE. Mortgage £BOO expires in 30 years, at per cent, balance cash. 991 ACRES ; partly improved < i-l~ and ewb-divided into 4C acre sections, iroaded on 3 sides, situated 20 miles from Auckland, and 1 from riailwiay etatflon, schiool and P.O. All of it ' lis plougtoable ; the buildings consist of a new 5-rpomed house, 7-ball cowshed, trapebed, fowlhouse ; watered by creek and spring, land in the district, is fetching as high as £so' per acre. The sole reason for selling js thjat the owner is not a practical fanner, and is leaving the colony. This property only requires seeing by a practical man to know its prospective value. The price for this peoperty is £l2 PER ACRE, and inducements will be given to anyone paying the most cash. £SO an. acre has 'been offered for 30 acres of it. A practical farmer with a little capital could treble his money in twelve months. Don't miss seeing this ; it is a chance one seldom gets. Get in early and secure it.

Q T? TTILL. k5. Jli. Jljill. land and estate agent, VICTORIA STREET - HAMILTON. I,Next Bank of Australasia). "VI "T ACRES, FREEHOLD, with house of 5 rooms, cow-byre and. implement shed ; undulating country, ring fenced and sub-divided into o paddocks ; watered iby creek, creamery and school It miles. PRICE : £6 10s PER ACRE $ CASH REQUIRED, £BOO. AkO Freehold, situated liU miles from the station, creamery, and school ; all plough able and partly improved ; new 6-roomad house and out-building's. PRICE : £ll PER ACRE >; Cash Required, £3so'. ACRES ; real good land ; nearly all improved, no noxious weeds ; good roads, creamery, school and post effee, H miles ; aouse of 7 rooms, barn and cow byre ; carrying 120 head at present. J)RICE : rf-16 PER ACRE. TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. IOA ACRES, FREEHOLD ; sitI 'Jvj uated 6 miles from railway station, creamery, school and P. 0., 1 mile 1; ring fenced and sub-divid-&d ; all improved except about !i0 icres ; 20 acres new grass, and 10 acres turnips. This farm will give 1 splendid return for the ensuing season. Low price, and easv terms. 716 nil.v'i' IS I*OUK BEST ASS BY! 300 D EYESIGHT. What are you doing to preserve it ? Reading at night, when your eyes are tared ? Sewing whan it seems a strain to see the stitenes ? Has it ever struck you your eyes need assistance, that it's vour duty to Ave it to them 0 • AY NOT T.ALK IT OVER and let •ne show you the way to assist and PRESERVE EYESIGHT. . 3 Visit to the " Jewelstore'" in J ESMOND BUILDINGS will convince you that Variety, \ alue, and Satisfaction dwell there. REPAIRS in all branches executed on the Premises by experiinced workmen. S\ RMSTRONG, • 1\ RMSTRONG, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, JESMOND NUILDINGS, HAMILTON.