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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13893, 19 October 1918, Page 1

Abraham and Williams, Limited. Br untwood Estate Abraham and Williams, Ltd. In conjunction with Barraud and Abraham, Ltd. TTAVE been favoured with instruc--11 lions from the VENDOR, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION on WEDNESDAY, 13th NOV., 1918, in the RING'S THEATRE. VICTORIA STBEET. HAMILTON, At 11 A.M., The Well-known BRENTWOOD ESTATE, comprising about ftOI ACRES of the BEST DAIRY"OJL ING and FATTENING LAND in the WAIKATO, Land Transfer Title. The Property is subdivided into 10 compact little "DAIRY FARMS, and is splendidly sheltered by numerous plantations. The situation is Rood, there being DAIRY FACTORIES on every side, among them being one of the largest OLAXO FACTORIES in the DOMINION, and within comfortable driving distance of HAMILTON. There are dwellings on five of the sections, the HOMESTEAD Iving a substantially built residence, and quite new with all modern conveniences. PLANS NOW AVAILABLE. Secure one. Inspect early. TERMS.—Lot 9, Homestead Section, 10 per cent on day of sale, 10 per cent on day of possession, 10 per cent in 12 months. Lots 1, 4, 5, 0, all having cottages on them, 10 per cent on day of sale, 5 per cent on day of possession, 10 per cent in 12 months. Lots 2, 3, 7, 8, 10, o per cent on day of sale, 5 per cent on day of possession, 10 per cent in 12 months. Balance to remain for 5 years at 5$ per cent. Possession on Wednesday, the 4th of December. 1918. For fuller particulars apply to. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD.,

HAMILTON. Or BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM, LTD., TE KUITI. 377 Meetings. HAMILTON CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of the above will lx> lipid on MONDAY NEXT. October 21. Nt 8 p.m., at Municipal Baths. Members and friends cordially invited ' 525 ST. ANDREWS TENNIS CLUB. npHE Annual Meeting of the above ■*■ will he hold in the Public Library on MONDAY NEXT. 21st October, at 7.30 p.m. Intending Members please note. A. H. McHAFFTE, 514 Hon. Sec. Provisions. BY SPECIAL PERMISSION Has just receieved, direct from Mesopotamia, a large consignment of the Very Finest DATES All packed in Cartons.

They are the Finest Dates received in the Dominion for marly a year, and will probably be the only lot this year, as the Indian Government has commandeered dates for feeding the Indian troops at the front. 2TOCKOWNERS and Everyone y interested i n the advancement of Agricultural, Horticultural or Industrial Pursuits, arc reminded that the Twenty-seventh Annual Show is to be field on Grounds, at Claudolands on 12th and 13th November. Entries close on October 24th, with the undersigned, at the Association's Offices. Victoria street, Hamilton, open till ten o'clock p.m. ADDITIONAL CLASSES FOR WORK DONE BY RETURNED SOLDIERS. Class 1— Best hand-knitting (any article). Class 2—Rest specimen needle work (any article). Class 3—Best specimen cane work (any article). Class -J—Best ,specimen raffia work. The following omissions and corrections in schedules are hereby notified:— Class 36 should read—Lady's walking hack; winner in class' 11. not to compete Classes 108 and 114 should read-Bull, 3 years or over. Class 178 should read—Heifer 2-vear-old. Class 179 should read—Heifer, one year old. Class 227 should read—Fat lamb, long wool, lambed since, Ist July, 1918. Class 228 should read—Fat Irimli, slioi't wool, lambed since Ist July, 1918. Class 264 should read—Trish terrier. Prizes for weight-rruessing should read in each class—First prize, One Pound; second, 10s. Dates in notice referring to classes 326 to 3.51 should read 1916 and 1917. 360 'Phones 198 M and 198 S. J. M. BAXTER, Secretary. Waikato Agricultural and Pastoral Association. 360 1918 AUCKLAND METROPOLITAN SHOW. NOVEMBER. 29th and 30th. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER Bth. Schedules, etc., Free on Application. AUC*» ANH AGPfOWf TURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. High stre<«t, P.O. Box 86. Auckland. 243