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Waikato Times, Volume 91, Issue 14133, 9 August 1919, Page 5

mm-te^mm MSF 11 . ■ ' ■ m -" aa Express ieason s Ider,s iii You are most cordially invited to see the big array of new Styles and Colourings TYPICALLY SPRINGLIKE TASTEFULLY DESIGNED MODELS THAT WELL-DRESSED WOMEN WANT OUR INITIAL DISPLAY IS NOW ON. Fashion's caprices are shown in these clever hats displayed for the first time. Chick shapes, smart trimmings, delightful colours—all combine in making these tUe most pleasing headwear shown in many a season. THE HOUSE FOR QUALITY " CAMBRIDGE. And what a variety to pick from —Flat brims, up-tilled brims, wide brims, narrow brims, with all kinds ol novelty trimmings! You aro Most Cordially Welcome to Call. See our Spring Millinery now in all its delightful freshness.

DAIRY FARM -I £Q ACRES, FREEHOLD, unenJLOl* cumbered, situated three miles Te Awamutu on main metal road; half-mile school; cream cart calls. All in English grass; all flat and gently rolling, well sheltered; 4(J acres young grass, 50 acres we drained swamp; good fences; wen subdivided, well watered. , Fine homstead, new, hot and cold water, 'phone, nice lawn and orchard, fine set of outbuildings; 19-bail cowshed, concreted. Milking machines given in. Capacity, 70 cows. PRICE, £46 per Acre. Terms, £IOOO Cash. Balance five years, five and a-half per cent. A Bargain. TE KUITI GOING CONCERN WALK IN, WALK OUT. 1 A<> ACRES FREEHOLD, situated *•"& 3i miles railway station, within GLAXO AREA. 86 acres grass, 12 acres crop, 5 acres shelter, 8 paddocks, good fences; well j . watered. Buildings: Good House I four rooms, scullery and bathroom ; 6-bail cowshed, engine and separa- ' tor room; all concreted. ~i Will sell as a "GOING CON- j CERN," including 25 dairy cows, , 9 calves, 4 horses, 2£-ton spring waggon, Champion drill, 1 set chain harrows, 1 set disc harrows, double-furrow plough, 3-cow Ridd milking machine, Lister engine, 45-gallon separator. PRICE. £42 per Acre. Good terms. Mortgage, £450, Govern- | naent; balance 5 years, at 5i per j cent. Samuel Vails & Sons Ltd, VICTORIA ST. HAMILTON. Phones: Office, 100; Residence, 578. HUGH BECK, Manager. TE AROHA DRIED MILK AREAS. SOLDIERS, YOU WAN'T LAND! HERE IT IS. 1 iJK ACRES, at Puketurua, £8 per *- *** acre, £350 deposit; Cheese Factory, School, Store, P.O. 1£ miles; level to undulating country, all ploughable; watered by creek and springs; 3-roomed cottage, 6-bail shed, separator room and manure shed; 56 acres in grass; all ring-fenced and subdivided. £350 DEPOSIT—£B PER ACRE. Balance, Good Terms. Report.—This farm, we can say, will more than double itself within twelve months, owirif; to its proximity to dried milk conveyance. ' FARMING AND BUILDING. MATAMATA DISTRICT. 400 ACRES .AT £7 10s PER ACRE; 6350 DEPOSIT. A BUILDER in the early parts of tho war when building was nnprofitable, who took up a farm in the Matarratn district, now finds owing to demand for houses in the township will have to relinquish his farm, and to effect a quJck sale, offers it at C 7 10s per acre. A'.l well-fenced and subdivided, GO .-civs in grass, 20 acres in swedes; well watered by river and sorings; only 4 miles from railway; good 5-roomed house, bathroom and EXCEPTIONALLY LOW DEPOSIT OF £350 ONLY. WIRE US ABOUT THIS. GET OUR PROPERTY GUIDE. IT TELLS YOU ALU ABOUT TE AROHA FARMS. H. H. DORR & CO. LAND AGENTS, TE AROHA. mORD OWNERS—TVe specialise in painting Fords; our system find appliances are unequalled. J i-OMEROY and CO., LTD.. Hamfltca