Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13815, 20 July 1918, Page 4

rar.riors' Co-op. Auctioneering Co., Ltd. IMPORTANT T AND CfALE. 'HRKK S.MALI, 1 ACIS.KS K.U'H, S KOWIiAJ. our Hai date, tin', leu Sali'V;iidill a shun distance of the proposed glaxo factory at Te Kowliai. The land comprises Sections 27, 29 and 32, Mock 1"). Horotiu. A good portion oi Sections 27 and 2!) have been ploughed, Section 32 is rin<:-foiicod. Imt otherwise unimproved. All the land is fenced with tot-ara posts and galvanised wire. On Section 29 there is a good house of lour rooms, uashhouse, woolshed, three-stall stable, chaffhouse and implement-shod, valued at the least L'-IOi). Mr S-ai;'] ;• '';...,■ this property only on account of the war lasting longer than was anticipated, and Items in a promising district offers an exceptional chance to farmers acquiring a small property under exceptionally easy terms, which are as follows: On Section 32. toO cash, balance June In. 1020. On Section 27, {.'•<() cash, balance June 10, 1920. On Section 29, £IOO cash. £IOO in 12 months, balance June 10, 1920, or if the war is then still on, balance payable six months after peace is declared. Plans and conditions of sale may be inspected at our offices during business hows. F/ 1 .""- -v CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO.. LD., HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERS 279

Dalgety and Company. Limited. WHANGAREI STOCK SALE. NORTH AUCKLAND. THURSDAY, JULY 23th.. J)ALGETY and CO., LTD., will sell 500 STOKE CATTLE 900 T>AII?Y COWS •'"' : HEIFERS ,vvv (including a specially good herd of 60 Shorthorn cows). i'l i'OLI.OVIXG ISOTE—Passengers shold leave hv Manaia from Auckland Whaif at lb p.m. on "Wednesday. 357 Newton King. UNRESERVED CLEARING i ALE - "T~nEu AND GRADE BULKING SHOHTHORN CATTLE. AT THE STONY RIVER SALEYARDS, (Near New Plymouth). THURSDAY, 23th JULY, 1918. NEWTON KING IJTAS received instructions from Mr " W. A. Thomas to sell by Puhlie Auction as above WITHOUT RESERVE. 44 REGISTERED -MILKING SHORTHORN COWS (Spring Calvers). 35 GRADE DAIRY COWS (Jersey Shorthorn cross), springing. SALE AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. NOTE—These cows arc in good order. Tht> cows are in calf to either of the Pedigree Bulls, "LEE METFORD,7th," bred by the Moore Hunter Estate Trustees at Hawera; or "PILOT," bred by Messrs R. Turn- 1 bull and Sons, Sentry Hill. The Grade Cattle are good. Mr Thomas will truck any cattle purchased at the Moturoa Station free of charge. 406

Meetings. STAR OF WAIKATO, 1.0.0. F., A.C. A MEETING of the 1.0.0. F., A.O. ~7 will be held in the Lodge Room, Oddfellows' Hall, Knox street, on MONDAY, 22ud. All Brotheis are requested to attend—N.G., F. Dickens; Secretary, Bio. B. Gibson, Frankton. MANGAWARA RIVER BOARD PROPOSAL. A GENERAL MEETING of all interested in River and Drainage works m the water-shod of the Mangawara River and Tauuei and Paranui Streams, will be held at the Orini Hall, Orini (Taupiri), at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, the 23rd of July, when definite steps will be taken in the matter of the formation of a Board as above. All interested are urged to attend. N. G. GRIBBLE, Secretary, Pro Tern., 3:>9 Victoria Hamilton. Milking Machine Rubberware Be sure you get one of our CATALOGUES. and compare prices before buying elsewhere. Call at our SHOP IN WARD STREET. Or write us for one. T> res All sizes and .nakes stocked. Prices on application. Hot Water Bags Hipress" Gum Boots "We stock everything that is made of Rubber." Para Rubber Co. WARD SIREET. HAMILTON Telegrams, "Para," Hamilton.