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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14585, 7 February 1921, Page 4

EU.ERH! A?«D BAY. 17>RLTT! "I 7* R Ur?' TE'RLTT 7T.LERM AND "PjA";'. THE PROGRESSIVE AUCTIONEERS, will sell at the Mart, Ward Street, T'O-MORRO'vv TUESDAY), Bth Inst 5' 2 p.m. ;ars, i,ppi £-g APPLES, PLUMS PLUMS PEACHES PEACHES, to',i /VTOES, TOMATOES Etc.. etc. TO NfORROW, 2 p m. TO-MORROW, 2 p m. t?< f. i.; DAY Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, 10 30 a.m. j?LLERM AND T)AY. THE PROGRESSIVE AUCTIONEERS, Have been favoured with instructions from MRS AY. J. HUNTER to Sell by Public Auction, on the Premises, CLARENCE STREET (opposite. Mr Jos. Mathers' Residence), on THURSDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, at 10.30 a.m., the following useful pUIL Ei E US' SU NDR IE S •iOOft 5*3 New Timber 500 ft fi i 2 New Timber 400 ft i x 2 New Timber I.oooft 0 x I New Timber (Rough Lining) 000 ft - r > x 3 Cowshed Timber 800 ft 4x2 Cowshed Timber 700 ft 6x2 Cowshed Timber 1010 ft 0 x | Cowshed Timber 2000 ft 12 x i Cowshed Timber (Rusticated Weather Board) 500 Bricks Quantity Piping Mantelpiece, Heart Rimu, with Mirror Terms Cash. THURSDAY, 10th FEBRUARY. 10.30 a.m. 113 B. C. DAY, Auctioneer. 113 LLE R M AND JAM£S J. HILL, the "Empire Builder," once told one of his Purchasing Agents, "It is more important to know how to spend money wisely than to save It." This is a mighty good reason why you should buy your furniture from us. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. yLL ER M AND J) AY. THE PROGRESSIVE AUCTIONEERS. CLEARING SALE EXPERTS. 'Phone 1G93. Ward Street. HOUSES AND LANL FO?> SALE. OWiVEH must SCO Mouerii g-ruuun Bungalow, immediate possession, cheap for cash over mortgage.—Address at Tluies Office. £<QAA DEPOSIT. —House, 5 rooms, all S-OVV/ conveniences, handy position; £1530. Other security considered. — ••Private Treaty," Times Office. 128 TpOR REMOVAL. —Good Residence and -T' large shop, ?ound, Heart rimu, £Soo; 5-rooined house £42o.—Sv" v '•■"■ 17OR SALE. —Three-roomed Cottage, not J: quite finished; gas and cooker. Good section; 10 minutes r.O. —Address at Times. 213 GREAT B A n O AIM J.X. FOR SALE.—Farm of 127 Acres, llinuera, one mile from station, on main road; best land In the district; about hair In prass, the remainder all ploughablo; larfre two-roomed lean-to. Tills Is a rare chance for any one looking for a handy, workaDle farm. Land selling alongside £'".:, to £BO per acre. Terms arrang-ed.—For particulars apply at this office. 207 DECEASED E GOOD SHEEP RUN. 2000 Acres. BAY OF PLENTY. TIMES OFFICE. TIJTS3 "yERA "ROBINSON, A.1.C.L., L.A.B, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE. RESUMES LESSONS FEBRUARY Ist. Addre.s CORNER OF LONDON AND HINEMOA STREETS, HAMILTON. 'Phone No. 2075. M R H. \y ALKINSBAW K EID ' A.1t.C.0. (Certified by Sir George Martin, Mus. Doc., and Dr. Mai chant, Lo.ldon). Subjects:—Organ, Piano, Violin, Singing and Voice Production, TUeory, Harmony and Counterpoint. Music term begins from llrst lesson. Special arrangements for Tuition at pupils' homes (town or country)—Hamilton, Cambridge, Morrinsvllle, Te Aroha, Wultoa, etc. TERMS, etc., on application TIME;; OFHCE, Hamilton. 1 1 SINGING AND ELOCUTION. M R THOMAS ~y" ENABLBS > Pupil of the Great Teacher, R. Izard Coltman. of London, will visit Hamilton one day weekly. LESSONS GIVEN IN SINGING AND ELOCUTION. Engagements Accepted. Further particulars Times Ufllce. 333 M n - T. S W KB9TEU " ORGANIST .V CHOIH MASTER, ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH, HAMILTON. Teacnu; of Pli>c Organ, American organ and rMii'i. Vacancies for a limited number of Pupils. STUDIO; McGL'IRE'S BUILDNGS. 'Plione 1455. Box 133. M R F. W. H ARDljiu " AMPROFESSIONAL PIANOFORTE TUNER AND REPAIRER (Member of AuculanU Provincial Pianoforte Tuners' Association). OVER 25 YEARS' LONDON AND COLONIAL EXPERIENCE Residence: River Koad (two doora from Presbyterian Cburcb.) 'Phone 1474.