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Waikato Times, Issue 12188, 25 September 1911, Page 8

Public Notices. JPEC I A L ARMERQ ARMER ij JUST LANDED : JUST LANDED. ! MANGELS. Tested Germination. LONG RED —Seeds 92 per cent ; Sprouts 250 per cent. YELLOW GLOBE —Seeds I' 6 Per CBnt; Sprouts 230 per cent. SPRING SOWING. |> A ~PTT . germination -LwiTA-Jr Jh • 100 per cent. THOUSAND iiLADED kale GERMINATION 96 PER CENT. TO LAND OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER: SWEDES Of every description. Selected especially for me from < Best Stocks by HURST AND SONS, LONDON. TIIHE FACT that every X practical farmer spares neither trouble nor expense in the preparation of his land, should be reason enough for Mm making certain that he receives nothing bu the very best quality seed. XPBRSONALLY Test all my Seeds, and therefore can GUARANTEE that nothing but the highes't germinating and cleanest SEEDS are sent out. I MANURES. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SOLE AGENT FORJIISONS' gPECIAL rjIURN:? 171ERTILIZER. IRANK M. W TINSTONE. 39, CUSTOM ST., AUCKLAND.

jjukekohe dairy farms. 1' 6 )PA CASH will secure a nice cVOtJU property of 90 acres, rich volcanic soil, with 4 roomed house ant', outbuildings, practically all easily ploughable ; will carry at present 12 dairy cows, besides crops ; can be greatly improved ; 1 mile from school 2| miles from station ; 5 mile from creamery ; road mostly metalled. THIS IS A GREAT BARGAIN AT £lO PER ACRE. ACRES volcanic soil, within 6 miles of Pukekohe, on good metal road ; good 7-roomed heart of kauri house and all necessary outbuildings. All in grass except small area of shelter bush ; well watered by permanent stream. This is an exceptionally good dairying or cropping farm close to creamery, school, store, churches, etc. PRICE, £2O PER ACRE ; TERMS £3OO CASH. Owner would subdivide if requested. I HAVE a large assortment of first-class properties o n my books and will be pleased to send lists to intending buyers and to personally conduct them over the various farms. MONEY TO LEND AT CURRENT RATES. For furtner particulars appIy—[7ILLIAM ► OULSTON, I OULSTON, ft ILLIAM II OULSTON, GENERAL MERCHANT, KING STREET - PUKEKOHE. rp "^yORKERS. SHOULD YOU MEET WITH AN ACCIDENT and desire to be relieved of worry and expense, aim to secure every penny you are legally entitled to under the Workers' Compensation Act, before making a claim or accepting any progress payment from your employer or his indemnifying office, interview or write C. BROCKWAY ROGERS who was 15 years with the Government insurance Department, and 11£ years with the Ocean Accident Corporation. If necessary, he will personally conduct your case in the Aibitration Court, free of legal expense. The policy' of every insurance company is to make profits,for its shareholders, and as undue generosity in the settlement of claims turns a profit into a less companies naturally ; strive to reduce claims to a miniI ir.r.m. If you are in doubt as to the | amount of compensation you are entitled to, or as to the chances of i your success in an action for darn- : ages at Common Law, communicate | with e. b ROCKWAY ► OGERS. Insurance Advocate, Claims Adjuster and Commercial Agent, 87, QUEEN STREET (Opposite Fort Streetj. S. Vaile and Sons' Buildings. 'PHONE, 3509. 741 TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. M to notify that their coaches leave Pirongia for Kawhia every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY, returning on alternate days. 644,