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Waikato Times, Issue 12183, 19 September 1911, Page 8

N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co., Limited. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. Friday, September :<9:h. X(VI HEAD WELL-BRED CATr) \ \ t TLE 30 Pat steers 25 Fat cows 30 Fredwondidoned cows 30 I'S-niunrl - ,:- to ?-\ r-o'd steers 40 Emp'y (ia>ry heife.-s 130 Strong \ve!l-bred yearlings, mixed sexes 70 Choice strong Shorthorn yearling steers 30 3-yerir-ola springing heifers 20 Store cows 33 Stcre and wearier nigs I Spring cart and harness (in good order; Entries solicited. Wanted at this sale : 60 Fat cows :■ id heifers 0L..2.CP0 HORSE FAIR. Wednesday ar.d Thursday, October iota a;.a iydi. O " liORSHS OF ALL CLASSES fj ,} ■: ' E:iif ies solicited. ULTRA STOCK SALE. Tueiduv, October 24th. Entries soiicited. OHAUPO ANNUAL BULL SALE. Wednesday, October 25th. Entries Solicited. CAMBRIDGE BULL SALE. Friday, October 27th. Entries Soiicited NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY Co Ltd. 0. HUNTER, Auctioneers. J. T. P T LLON, AGENT. Public Notices. W T OHORT, '' • » • OHORT, ? m 13 VICTORIA AUCKLAND. 'PHONE : 2699. ARCADE.

FATTENING FARM. K||[j ACRES, Splendid sheep country, within easy distance of railway station, south of Auckland ; 400 acres undulating, aDd sown down in the best English grasses ; 100 acres flat ; several clumps of beautiful native bush • carrying 400 breading ewes, 50 hoggets, 70 wethers, 50 cattle and °6 horses ; watered by springs, and creeks,; 10 paddocks, post and wire fencing ; school 1 mile, post office I and creamery 2 mdles; buildings consist of small whare, woolshed, 4stalled stable, two looseboxes, sheep I yards and dip. PRICE, £lO AN I ACRE. £ISOO Cash, balance srrangI ed. Personally inspected and strongIly recommended. Pleaae note—Most | of the stock go away fat. j ,~i K/j ACRES, 38 miles from AuckI land, Main Trunk, beting sold as a going concern., 2 miles from post office, station', school and creamery ; carrying at present, 15 dairy cows, 2 horses ; cart and harness, 2 ploughs, set of harrows, separator, chaflcutter, etc. ; one acre in potatoes ; 5 paddocks. PRICB FOR A QUICK SALE,- £lO PER ARCE. £SOO Cash, balance arranged. Buildings consist of 5-roomed house, trapshed, cowshed, wash-house, implement shed, and stable. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. 1 ACRE FARM ; Freehold ; 17 A~tU miles south of Auckland, Main Trunk line. The whole of this I property is flat, and in grass : a splendid farm for cropping and dairying ;12 paddocks, post aod wir® fences, all in good order ; roaded on j three sides, carrying at the present time, 40 milking cows and 3 horses. The buildings consist of a good 6roomed house, with all modern conveniences ; 1 new shed, 36 by 24, cost ing £IOO, and 1 36 by 15 (16 cowbails,) ; watered by windmill, costing £l5O, and creeks. PRICE, ,£2." PER ACRE. This property is well worth inspecting'. Q TTILL. k5. JLJ. XJILL. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, VICTORIA STREET - HAMILTON. (.Nest Bank of Australasia). j *3"3 ACRES, FREEHOLD, with WJ.v house of 5 rooms, cow-byre and impLrueut shed ; undulating ecu:.try, nu_ faces; i and sub-divided j into tj paddocks ; watered iby creek, ■ creamery and school 1| miles. PRICE : £6 10s PER ACRE r, CASK REQUIRED, £BOO. ■TA ACRES. Freehold, situated 1£ OU miles from the station, creamery, and school ; all pioughable and partly improved ; new 6-room 3d house and out-buildings. PRICE : £ll PER ACRE •; Cash Required, £3so'. ACRES ; real, good land ; nearly all improved, no noxious weeds ; good roads, creamery, school and post cufce, 1§ miles ; house of 7 rooms, barn and cow tyre ; carrying 120 head at present. J3RICE : PER ACRE. TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. IOA ACRES, FREEHOLD ; sit-J-'JU uated 6 miles from railway station, creamery, school and P. 0., f mile $ ring fenced and sub-divid-ed ; all improved except about 30 acres ; 20 acres new grass, and 10 acres turnips. This farm will give a splendid return for the ensuing season. Low price, and easy terms. 716 WHAT IS touu & - ..i i k_;>o i j j , GOOD EYESIGHT. What are you doing to preserve it ? Reading ait nicht, when your eyes are tired '? Sewing whou it seems a strain to see the stitches ? Has ■t ever struck you your ejes need assistance, that it's your duty to :> ivc it to them ? !IY NOT TALK IT OVER and let ric show yen the way to assist and PRE S T-: RV F. EYE SIGHT. M 9 Visit to ths '' Jewelstors*" in J ESMOND BUILDINGS | •-•ill convince you that Variety, i • alue, and Satisfaction dwell I there. J-i ed on the Premises by experienced workmen. S\ RMSTRONG, • J\ RMSTRONG, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, JESMOND NUILDINGS, HAMILTON.