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Waikato Times, Volume 91, Issue 14133, 9 August 1919, Page 1

HAMILTON BRANCH OF THE FARMERS' UNION. A SOCIAL WILL BE HELD •**• On FRIDAY NEXT, THE 15th INST., At 8 p.m., in the THEATRE ROYAL TEA ROOMS. Refreshments will he provided. All members and farmers of the Branch, with their wives and families, are cordially invited. 200 PUBLIC NOTICE. YJI7HILE attending the new Everybody's Picture Theatre kindly inspect the Live Agent's windows at tlic interval, where you will see something more interesting. R, H. WOOD, The Live Agent. 284 Land Agents. "POR SALE—The largest and best * selection oi properties in the Wakato. also FOR EXCHANGE—Something to suit your Equity. Remember The Agents, J. B. SCOTT and CO. have been established since 1898, of which 17 years have been in the Waikato. Make known your requirements. 'Phone 121. ' FOR SALE—The lease of the wellknown "Argyle" Private Hotel, Morrinsville; lease 5 years; rent, £2 5s per week; always full; a real good business. To be sold as a going cncern at a price less than would furnish the place. Immediate possession. A snip for somebody with business ability. Only on market through illness.—Apply to The Agents, J- B. SCOTT AND CO., Hamilton, or P.O. Box 14, Ohaupo, for further particulars. FOR SALE—I6B acres, handy to Hamilton; will carry 30 cows and horses comfortably; house 6 rooms, washhouse, etc.; 6-bail cowshed (con ereted), workshop, manure shed, and trap shed, school, and every convenience handv; fenced and subdivided into 9 paddocks. Money in this propo sition at the price of £3O per acre. Terms, £7OO cash; balance arranged. Recommended.—J. B. SCOTT AND CO. -ROOMED NEW BUNGALOW, : tiled roof, three minutes' walk from Post Office; built of heart timber; town sewerage; t. and g. lining; iacre. Prioe, £650. . HURRELL AND SPIERS. X-ACRE Leasehold (Glasgow), 5- * roomed rough-cast bungalow, hot and cold shower, bathroom, porcelain bath, patent lavatory, gas, hot air cupboards, scullery, etc., lawns; stands on a terrace, commanding a fine view; good soil for gardening, with deep, porous subsoil, ensuring rapid drainage of rainfall. Quite new, of best material and workmanship. Price, £930; deposit, £3OO. Ground rent only 65a per year. HURRELL AND SPIERS : Hamilton. CLAUDELANDS. £>IG House and outbuildings, cow'■t shed, motor shed, etc., in good order; 10 acres in' good grass (no weeds): subdivided into six paddocks, well watered. A beautiful home for retired or business man; under two miles from Hamilton. Agents— WILLIAMS & CO., TOMBS' BUILDINGS. GEO. BOYES & CO. HOUSES FOR SALE. SEVEN ROOMS, one-third acre; splendid locality; £1250. , ! GIX ROOMS and sleeping porch, every possible convenience; drained to sewer; £1250. ■•'• * • OIX ROOMS, all conveniences, with ~ three sections, septic tank, Grey Street, Claudelands; sound proposition; £ISOO. GEO. BOYES & CO. HAMILTON. FOR SALE FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TVriCE X£UNGALOW, Five rooms, bathroom, scullery, washhouse, and i-aerp of land, freehold. Handy position. Very Cheap, £825. Terms arranged. tnmrn NEXT B.N.Z. ■ Private 661.

POSSESSION WITHIN SEVEN DAYS FULLY FURNISHED HOME FOR £350 DOWN. NEW FIVE-ROOMED BUNGALOW, rough cast, good section, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, washhouse, copper and tubs, live hedges, all modern conveniences, just built and furnished; owner leaving immediately. £1225. Easy terms to good man; or house without furniture, £llOO, with £250 cash. SECTIONS. .L-ACRE, two minutes from Victoria 4 Street. £350; £l5O cash. IACRE, 7 minutes from Victoria Street. £400; £IOO cash. X-ACRE, handy to main street. £3OO. ~ Easv terms. IACRE, three frontages, town water to section, and gas up the street. Only £525 for this snip. Lay bourn, Ross & Why te LAND AGENTS, WARD STREET, HAMILTON 'Phone 589. P.O. Box 188. WANTED KNOWN.—Before buying vonr Furniture it will pay you to inspect our stock and compare our prices. Splendid line Combination Chests at £3 10s. Full size -Kapok Beds. £1 15s at i v,..: TONES, «* 'Phone 944.:. WEST END FURNISHING HOUSE, VICTORIA STEEET WEST. 'OU have only one pair of JS Don't abuse them. —H. GlHJcinltst, Manning's Main Pharmacy,