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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14599, 24 February 1921, Page 4

AaRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. V SALE UF LAND BY MR N. M. LETIIBRIDGE'S "HIWIHAU ESTATE. ,: MilV VARM: 19 D AmY 1 T!i,. Arena from I - i phe Ihi' progressive fa expansion. Celling by auction a ■-:;rd MARCH, in Hie Awamutu. Any i.me of Lite iilxa hi-!, production of litis Estate is demonstrated by the HUNUItEDS UF BULLOCKS And THOUSANDS OF SHEEP. . thai fire fattened '/very year, nnd ti p-weiphl, bullocks at Wcstfleld Freezing Works were FATTENED AT "HIWIHAU." and remember the pastures were not top-dressed. This Cbtatc is right In the centre of ivvilisalion, Willi good nietnl roads, near |.o School and Railway, pood market for lnith-i--r.il. an excellent climate and the contour of the country just sufficiently undulating to enhance its nftiaetiveness. There is n splendid sole nf grass throughout, good waler in every si"-f.i-m: in fact, llnjse sections are in perfeel condition for the dairyman to lake up lh ■ runninp. Timber I'm- two homesteads stacked on Hie Estate ready ror building. Railway.—The proposed Te Awa-niutii-I'lilju'iini run-; along the Northern Boundary, the survey of which has just been completed. Here is a chance for a man with small capital. THE RESERVES ARE GENUINELY LOW. TERMS ARE EXCEPTIONAL. TERM? —Five per cent on fall of hammer, 5 per cent day of possession, I ."> per rent in twelve months or improvements to that value. Balance, 6 years at fi pep cent. Discount.- Two pep cent for all cash or by paying half cash purchasers will only be charged :>i per cent for the Possession.—lst May, with right of entry day of sale for building or fencing purposes. Send for plan or arrange for inspection with — AND WILLIAMS. T TD. (All Branches). PRATT AND J>AYLY, LAND, AGENTS, TE AWAMUTU PUBLIC NOTICES. RAM) NOTICE. TIIK members or the Municipal Hand are requested to meet at thu Uand Hooni on Thursday next, :.io sharp. tio3 i. M. KNEKsuN, Secretary. NOTICE TO FARMERS. % IS'OW AVAILABLE for receiving PloS for Curing on Owners' account. E. T. HALES, Butcher. 431 Hamilton. TUIE old-established premises known us tlio v . CENTRAL DINING ROOMST Situated in Victoria Street, will shortly in.: re-opened as Luncheon and Mining Rooms, under entirely new management. Also vacancies for Board and Lodgings. 1550 MRS lIORNE, Proprietress. NOTICE TO FARMERS. /"YWING to the increasing and satisfactory demand for our "ECLIPSE" FERTILIZERS in the Auckland Province, we have appointed Mr P. Postgate, Box 236, Hamilton, to act as our Travelling Representative in the North Island. Any onlers booked with him or with other recognised agents will receive our immediate attention. THE NEW ZEALAND REFRIG COMPANY, LIMITED, Victoria Avenue, WANGANUI. 480 TE RAPA DRAINAGE BOARD, CLEARING DRAINS\TOTICE is hereby given that the date for receiving tenders for above is extendi at my'office, Vic irch, 1921, N. G. GRIBBLE, Clerk, Te Rapa Drainage Board. j WAIKATO COUNTY COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER. lie provisions of Section 31 of the Counties Act, 1908, and upon* the petition of a majority of the ratepayers of Hie Kirikiriroa Road District, possessing in the aggregate not less than half the rateable property in such district, the Waikato County Council hereby declares the Kirikiriroa Road Board dissolved, and the Kirikiriroa Road District merged in the County of Waikato on and after the Ist day of April, 1921. Notice is hereby given that the above resolution was duly made: at a Special Meeting of the Waikato County Council, held on THURSDAY, January 27th, 1921, and that a Special Meeting of the said Council will be held at the office of the Waikato County Council, Grey Street, Hamilton East, on THURSDAY', March 3rd, 1921, at 1U a.m., to confirm same. T. B. INSOLL, ! 533 County Clerk. STUDY ECONOMY AND RENEW | WHY have spotted, Stained and Greasy Collars, Garments find i Hats, when by using a teaspoonful of —McKENZIE'S—JAPE QUOTH QLEANER. In boiling water you insl intly remove such filthy blemishes. Sold by Drapers, Merchant Tailors, Ironmongers, and Fancy Goods Simps. PRICE 3s PER BOTTLE. Cleans and Renews old and faded Garments. Cleans and Renews Gloves. Beware of substitutes. No hawkers. 448 i DERHAPS J'"" are not buying your Cycle Tyres from the Vara Rubber CornI liany. <:all and -,ee us. WANTED. —Men and women to save ■ nbont 12/fi in the purchase or tonics by ' investing 2/6 m i bottle or Royle's Tonic : Essence. This highly concentrated specific, i containing phosphorus and inilnlne, v.Mll, I w»)»:i mixed with ?'iKar Eifd water, frjve a I pint of splendid, ueaJth-rMug tonic. 14