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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14712, 29 July 1921, Page 3

FG3 TWO YOtffJG MEN. !/10/-PerAsre. Bain? Fam, £O/SO/- Per Acre. >r» ACHES, Freehold, half in grass; all easily ploughable open rcrn u country; well watered; free from weeds and rabbits. SOUND 5-nOOMED HOUSE AND S-BAIL CONCRETED COWSHED AND OTHER SHEDS. BIG STACK HAY. PLENTY SHELTER, GOOD ORCHARD Will carry 30 to 35 Cows now, besides Dry Stock. PR!CE ONLY £B/10/- PER ACRE.. MORTGAGES GOOD. to7o CASH. bmm FARB3—as a mim cqngernIN'EXCHANGE FOi TOWN PROPERTY, MORTGAGE! 08 FARMLET. WE ARE INSTRUCTED TO OFFER FOR EXCHANGE: — "lAQ ACRES. Freehold, Dairy Farm, excellent cropping land. The property ■*- is all flat, sheltered, well watered, and there i's an abundance of winter feed. Within six miles of railway, and on good motor road. Building's consist of Five-roomed House, usual range Farm Buildings, cowshed, machines and separator, toe-ether with 4S v cows, 30 yearlings, 16 dry cattle, pigs, horse, etc. OWING TO ILL-HEALTH THE OWNER WILL ACCEPT THE FIRST REASONABLE PROPOSITION SUBMITTED. WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER? PRICE FOR QUICK SALE ONLY £55 PER ACRE. ' COLLINGWOOO STREET. •Phone 2284HAMILTON. WE HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS WAITING FOR 4 and s»r@®TOd tasss on Small L ALSO, WE WANT PARTICULARS OF Houses* with few asres c* SEND FULL PARTICULARS TO 'PHONES —Office, 1354; F. Hawke, 1545; F. Pearson, 1271.

HOTEL BRIGHTON :ed throughout. Excellent Cuisin MRS \V. J. WILLIAMS, Proprieti 5 A LACE H° T KL ' TE AROHA. The finest and most convenient Hotel in the District. First Hotel from the Station, and within three minutes of the Baths and famous Mineral Drinking Waters. Excellent Cuisine, Electric Light Throughout. Night Porter. All trains met. Telegrams promptly attended to. Terms Moderate. Weekly by arrangement. 'Phone No. i, Te Aroha. P.O. Box 51. WALTER 11. LONG, Proprietor. rpOUHIST J^ESORTS. 1 P.O. T3RETT, Late Proprietor, Theatre. Royal Dining Rooms, Hamilton, has now taken over the Management of the rpROCADERO TTOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, The Largest Private Hotel in the Dominion. Run on the American System, or 10/- per day. 12 Bathrooms, Electric Elevator, All Modern Conveniences. One minute from boats and trains. Trams stop at door. D. WALKER'S SUPEH-SIX HUDSON'S jSaily TyroTOR oervice. Connecting with Express Trains. Book seats by telegram beiore 11 a.m. to ensure same. Address: Matamata. TAURANGA OFFH'E: Swan's Bell Tea Rooms. ■ •Phone 112. Private i»6. r-TAURANOA. . WALKER'S ROYAL MAIL \AILY IyrOTOR OERVICE Leaves Wathl 12 noon, arrive Tauranga 4 pm. Leaves Tauranga Monday, Wednesday Friday at 6 a.m., connecting with Auckland Express. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 7.4 5 a.m., connecting with Main Trunk Exprr • . Book seats by telegram before 11 a.m. to ensure same. Address Wallii. RAGLAN -DOYAL ]V[ AIL gBRVICB. BY CAR DAILY FROM HAMILTON AND RAGLAN. leave Raglan 7.30 a.m., and *"' Hamilton, from Parrell's Garage, 1 p.m., Frankton June lion 1.30 p.m. Special week-end trips arranged for. Booking Office: Parrell's Garage, Collingwood Street. 'Phone 2296. R. T. TURPIN, Proprietor.

civil EaaiKsz-ama. CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, HAMILTON. Office: Livingstone Chambers, V'.otoria Street. Telephone 1276. J K. Campbell Thompson; 0. R. Farrcr rniiUMPSON AND IfARRER, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, Lf.ftal Chambers, HAMILTON. Tcluphuue: Ofilce, 2178. Private Residence. 1476

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