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Waikato Times, Issue 12125, 8 November 1911, Page 5

Amusement*. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. rnowN 11 ALT, TT A TVTTT rn/~vxT "N 0T »S UCIi A F OOL A s H E L OOKS -" TJiree Act Comedy by THE HAMILTON COMUS CLUB ! In aid funds Waikato A. and p Association PRICES—3s, 2s, and Is. rj^HEATRE. EVERY EVENING, Commencing at 8 p.m. Sharp. Change oi Programme Every WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT MATINEE MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Doors Open 2 p.m. THE KING'S' ORCHESTRA OF 5 PLAYERS. 5 PLAYERS. SAFETY ASSURED—Operator enclosed in Fire-proofßß o m. PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT Alpacca Hemp Industry. Inherited Taint ... ... Drama £ ream Pil > Comic Texas Defence Bison Drama Betty Becomes a Maid ... Comedy French Army Manoeuvres ... Topical Crooked Road Drama Generous Customers Comic Compulsory Fatherhood ... Comic Creek Claim Bison Drama Aunt Jimimas Umbrella ... Comic In addition to the above fine programme we are showing a scientific film. "LIFE IN COUNTRY PONDS," which is of great educational value PEOPLE'S PRICES.-Dress Circle 1/6 ; Stalls 1/ ; Pit 6d ; Children Half-price to Circle and Stalls. Matinee, Adults 1/ ; Children &d and 3d, Box Plan at Paul's Book Arcade. Empire "picture /no. MPIRE _L ICTURE V>o. (Permanently Established.) Owing to the Hamilton Town Hall (hieing engaged on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, NOV. Bth, the usual Exhibitions of High-class Pictures on that evening will not be held. LOOK OUT FOR OUR MONSTER BOOM PROGRAMME, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT. Equally, if not, surpassing last week successful series. A UNIQUE SELECTION OF JOHN FULLER AND SONS' VERY BEST. Particulars in future issue. AFTERNOON A Aifter SHOW \ WEDNESDAY, and usual. THE SKATING RINK ' (Horse Bazaar) Will be open daily AND EVENING. WEEK, MONDAY, id SATURDAY «a

yISITORO 'Visitor To the WAIKATO SPRING SHOW, INSPECT EXHIBITS. rjIHE iQ EXHIBITS. OUSINS & A TKIN, Limited, Bridgeworks, Hamilton. v.' i ? 4 ( mm proved with, exception of 25 acres ; 170 acres level, 80 acres undulating ; well-watered and fenced ; 8 paddocks ; 5-roomed house, bathroom, scullery, wash-house, etc., cow shed (10 bails), barn, creamery, school P.O. 1-mile, town and railway station 5 miles. Price, £l6 per acre, £IOOO cash, balance at 5§ per cent. ; or will sell as going concern, stock, etc., at valuation carrying capacity, 100 cows. Good property and good value. We have inspected this farm. (V j ACRES—Freehold, all level and «-/U improved, 8 paddocks (water in every paddock), house 2-rooms, new 10 bail cow shed (iron), trap shed, and other buildings ; 80 acres grass, 10 acres fallow ; carry 30 cows. P. 0.,creamery, and school 1 mile, town and railway 6 miles. Price, £I2OO ; cash wanted £3OO ; balance can be arranged or will exchange. A ACRES —L.1.F., at 4s rental. TlO I 250 acres grass, 100 acres fallow, fern and ti-tree, rolling land, weM watered ; new house 5 rooms, bath room, wash-house, pantry, scullery, etc., cow shed (9 bails), implement shed, chaff-room, and other buildings. Goodwill £2OOO, or would exchange for 100 acres. 1 ACRES—SO Freehold, 100 ±OU O.R.P. at Bs, all improved, 60 acres turnip, 90 undulating, 9 pa-ddocks, house 7-rooms, dairy, cow shed, 2 implement sheds, and other buildings, creamery 2 miles, school 1| miles, town and railway 4 miles. Price, £lO 10s per acre ; £350 cask; balance 5 years at 5 per cent. H/TESSANA AND i^lO., LAND AGENTS HAMILTON.717 EUROPEAN r\ APITAL.* FURNISHED for attractive enterprise in all substantial lines of business. Railroads, Tractions, Water and Electric Powers, Irrigations, Timber, Mining, Agricultural and Industrial Bond, Debenture and Stock Issues Underwritten, Purchased or Sold. Properties purchased for European exploitation and investment. Financial Undertakings G f all sorts handled. j Miscellaneous commissions and | orders of all characters accepted for execution in any European country, j Correspondence enclosing full details at first writing invited. THE INTERNATIONAL B 4NKERS ALLIANCE. 48, Mark Lane, London, England. 79Q