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Waikato Times, Volume 90, Issue 14025, 31 March 1919, Page 2

Cheap and Good Farms •SOft ACRES—L.T. Title, ringfenced, 14 paddocks, all in grassj, all easy rolling; 70 acres been ploughed; wintered 50 grown cattle; would milk 40 cows; two-roomed house, cowsheds, etc. PRICE—£I4 IEH ACRE. This farm adjoins Store, Creamery, School, etc. 9KK ACRES—L.T.T.; 230 acres grass; milked 45 cows; no buildings; ring fenced; 5 paddocks; nice easy country; Government valuation £I2OO. PRICE—£G PER ACRE. Handy to School and Store. ACRES—L.T. Title, ringfenced; G paddocks, all ploughable; keen heavy bush; 230 acres in grass; now carrying 100 head of cattle; 4-romed house; milk 30 to 35 cows. PRICE—£B PER ACRE. These are three really cheap properties, and will rapidly rise in value, being handy to all conveniences. Store, Creamery, School, etc. Shall motor free out to view. Apply— ARTHUR J. SMITH LAND AGENT, VICTORIA STREET. ’Phone 639 HAMILTON GOLDFINCH & GO. fJA ACRES—AII improved, 4-roomcd house and shed, 5 miles rail, and convenient to Hamilton. Price, £3O; £250 cash. XJOUSE, 5 rooms, large section, quarter-hour’s walk from P. 0.; good buying at £775; £IOO cash. K-ROOMED New Bungalow, Claudclands, £925; £IOO cash. Don’t miss this! ft-ROOMED HOUSE, large section, handy, in Hamilton East; price with £l2O cash. K OF THE CHEAPEST SECTIONS in Hamilton, near Claudelands Store, from £l5O. G HAMILTON. MATAMATA 3S LB BUTTERFAT, DRIED MILK. OKQ. ACRES—AII in grass but 8 acres turnips; divided into numerous paddocks; two good up-to-date houses of 5 rooms, bathrooms, sculleries, hot and cold water, etc.; one of the best milking sheds in the Waikato, with 6-cow milking plant; insurance on buildings, etc., £1325; plenty of road, and suitable for cutting into 4 good farms. Carrying now and wintered by oivner 120 dairy cows, 12 calves, 16 heifers, 4 bulls, and 11 ‘horses. Matamata Station, Glaxo and Cheese Factory, Post Office, etc., miles. PRICE—£6O an acre- Cash, £3500. Balance arranged. Recommended as one of Matamata’s best dairy farms, and worth inspection. J. CLOTHIER & CO TOWN HALL. 1 MATAMATA. OLD FINCH AND QO. Undertakers. CONSULT, WALTER BURROW fOE FUNERALS AND '‘•EMETSES’ REQUISITES. Purniiure, Shop Fittings, Picture Framing, Upholstery, Bedding, etc. Best of Workmanship, Lowest Prices. Jhop ’phone 485. House ’phone 2DB. M s*l ~V v u HUDNER BROS., Undertakers and Funeral Directors. HOOD STREET, HAMILTON. Official Undertakers to New Zealand Defence Department. ’Phones: Day, 182; night, 504. P.O. Box 49. Distance no object. Hamilton Monumental Yard DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES OF MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, ETO. In Marble and Granite. furnished on application. Graves enclosed with Marble and Granite kerbings. Concrete and iron railings of choice designs. Inscriptions cut, leaded, gilded and painted in any cemetery. Memorials and enclosures erected in all parts of tin country. J. PMICKETT, MONUMENTAL AND BUILDEEB MASON. Rrido'o Stroo*. . ’V’hnua 361

yECTIS DAIRY. FACTORY BUTTER, Is 6d PER LB. (Limited supply). Butter still very scarce in Britain. Send a tin to the “Boys,” also civilians. They will appreciate N.Z. Butter more flhan anything else vou could send. MOTOR EXPRESS. General Carriers and Furniture Removers. /"'t OOD STORAGE available for all classes of goods. Telephones: 3465, 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.; 726 after 5 p.m. J. Lawless, Propr., Queen’s flv., Fktn. Stand at W. J. Bowling’s, Ward street. Motorists—Can you » » afford to waste benzine now ? Use Novo-ko and save money.—J. POMEROY and CO., LTD., Hamilton