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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13815, 20 July 1918, Page 3

m&#p - J --«B ! S& SF The Forget-me-not #£* ■»* K i-w-j EVJi* Bfl< 23R « 5 Fine White Diamonds, 18ct gold, £lO 3 Fine White Diamonds ("Cr«M Ovor") 18ct gold, £8 10/ffi»» 33U gjjj^J^Sj! **S»?7=?cJ l i 3 Rubies and 2 Diamonds 18ct gold, £5 10/Sapphires and Diamond' ISct gold, £4 10/3£ WEf:L£M Corner Victoria Street and Garden Place, HAMILTON

Land Agents, Seed and General Merchants, Hides, Wool, Skins and Tallow Brokers TE KUITI. Get inta the DRIED MILK AREA before the rise ki Otorohaaga. We can offer you th* beit values to be obtained at to-day's prices. HANDY LITTLK DAIRY FARM and Milking Round in a rising Kin ■ r * Country Township—Bo ACRES of easy land and rich swamp j, only I 5 miles from town, factory and school; will now milk 2(J cows; milk returns show an average of £4O per month. Two-roomed house, cowshed with concrete floor, harness shed, etc. Present crops included; 2 acres splendid mangels, 7 acres turnips and stack of hay. PRICK, £25 18/- PER. ACHE, £6OO cash. A large proportion of thy purchase money can remain on mortgage for about 10 irs. RICH DAIRYING LAND. On the Market for Six Months Onlv. A FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM of 270 ACHES, well situated, and in splendid *■• condition. This is a most valuable dairy farm in a rich dairying district. Situated 3A miles from town, miles from factory and railway. Well fenced and grass in splendid heart; IB subdivisions, all improvements are good. New milking machines and engines installed. First-class 6-roomed House, with all conveniences. PRICE £32 PER ACRE. Terms nlwut £IOOO cash. Balance can l>e nrranged to suit approved purchaser. This is only on the market for a short period. C 11

Pioneer Farmer Retiring from Business 140 Acres 140 Acres The Cheapest and Best Equipped Stud and Dairy Farm in the Manawatu. ONLY £lMf CASH, BALANCE FIVE YEARS AT Si PER CENT. . SOIL VERY RICHEST OF WARM LOAM. /CARRIES one cow per acre during summer, or one cow to 1| acres all the year round. Watered by arteflians and permanent Btream. Subdiyided into about 25 paddocks; fence* in perfect order. All buildings kard wood, well built and painted. Nine-roomed gentleman's residence, septic tank and convenience!. Three-roomed cottage. Six-roomed house. Thirty-six-bail cowshed with concrete floor, 5 loose boxes, woolshed, motor shed, implement shed, workshop, extensive piggeries, calf houses with concrete floor, iheds for bulls and six-stall stable. The buildings alone are worth from £3OOO to £4OOO. The property is close to Palmerston North. ritlCß—£Bs per acre. Abraham & Williams, Ltd. Sole Agents HAMILTON

GOING CONCERNS FOR EXCHANGE 1 Kft ACRES, in two small Farm* .'he owner haying Waikato interests, J.OU wishes to Exchange for Fax :.mg Property in the Waikato, Thames Valley preferred. Well fenced, flat and easy undulating; all ploughable. House on each farm, and all outbuildings. PRICE, £lO PER ACRE, including about £IOOO worth of stock and plant. EQUITY £3600. Situated near big Taranaki town, and is good property and will be dealt with immediately. IQA ACRES, BAY OF PLENTY DISTRICT. First-class farming proI *J\r perty, mostly flat and swamp soil; very well fenced. Four-roomed House and all outbuildings. Shelter trees and orchard. Carrying capacity, 100 dairy cows. PRICE for Sale on Easy Twins, or Exchange for Small Farm between Hamilton and Auckland, is only £27 per acre as a going concern. Includes 100 head of cows, heifers, young stock, etc., and big range of implements. On account of the w ner's son going to the war he w'll deal for a smaller farm, putting in stock, etc. This represents a good chance to increase your assets and obtain finance at the same time. Further particulars from FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM—LAND AGENT Next Bank of New Zealand. 'Phone 761. HAMILTON

Dressmaking. T}HESSMAKING— Good Dressmaker, *~* Costumier; also dressmaking classes day and evening; two hours' lesson 2s.— MISS NICHOLLS, London street, corner of Selkirk street; 'phone' 803. EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED By MISS FGS24IID (late of Hastings) at her branch, c/o. of Mrs \V. I{. (Jutteridge, corner of beddon ruad and Marama street. ID a.m. to 4 p.m Telegrams: Loughlin, Hamilton. Letters: J. Loughlin, Box 11, Hamilton. Residence: 'Ph.me ooBR. BUYER Of STORE, DAIRY & FAT STOCK

Apartments. " W A R W I C K " (late Grande Vue). HAMILTON. Superior Accommodation for Tourists Casuals and Permanentß. Trains met by appointmen* Phono 357. JJIGfICROFT PRIVATE HOTEL, Collingwoou street . Under new management. Vacancy for a few Permanent Boarders. Terms modorate. MRS M. HTTGHES, Proprietress. Phone 136. PXPEKIMEXTING in iMilkinc ■* J .Machines is past. The "experiments" arc all on llic sera]) heap now. ami only the machines properly designed ami carefullv huilt have survived The GKEEXKLAPE Milking Mnohinf never was an experiment, but was correctly designed and carefully b'lill from tho start. (4)