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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15894, 19 January 1924, Page 2

J. R. FOW & CO. DAIRY FARM OF 93 ACRES, GORDONTON. Under the Conduct of line Registrar o( the Supreme Court at Hamilton and at the request or the Second Mortgagee. Instructed as above, will offer lor sale by PUBLIC AUCTION AT THEIR SALE ROOMS AT COLLINGWOOD STREET, HAMILTON, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY U, 1924, at 11.30 a.m. THE FREEHOLD PROPERTY ol 93 acres 0 roods 31 perches more or less being lot 1 on the deposited plan number 11360, being portion of allotment 230, parish of Komokorau and the whole of the land comprised in certificate of title volume 263 folio 58 of the Register Book at Auckland, subject to memorandum of mortgage registered in the Land Transfer Office at Auckland under number 81159 and the principal sum of £BOO and interest secured thereby. This farm is situated about 1£ miles from Gordon-ton Post Office. There is a house of four rooms, milking shed, etc- All the land is reclaimed swamp, drained and dry. Has been run as dairy farm for over 5 years. Mortgagee's estimate of value maybe seen at the office of the Registrar during office hours and at the Auction Rooms prior to the sale. Particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at the office of the Auctioneers or at the office of Messrs Wynyard, Wilson, Vallancc and Holmden, Solicitors for the Mortgagee, Harbutt Buildings, Victoria Street East in the City of Auckland, and at the offices of Messrs 801 l and Johnson, Solicitors, Marlboro' Place, Hamilton. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE—In event of a sale terms can be secured providing for payment of £2OO in cash and the balance by second mortgage. 317 J. R. FOW, Auctioneer.'

R. W. HAY AND CO. (Late Fow Bros.). BRYCE STREET. Have arriving daily New Season's Fruit direct from 9 the growers at Wholesale Rates. | Including: jj APPLES. S . . PEARS. I PEACHES. ! NECTARINES. I PLUMS. I TOMATOES. E ETC., ETC. I] GROWERS: \ Consign Your Fruit and Produce to ! s ft. W. HAY AND CO., HAMILTON. i PUBLIC NOT/CttS. HAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL CLOSING TRAFFIC BRIDGE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. OTIC'E is hereby given that the Traffic Bridge will be temporarily closed to all vehicular traffic between midnight on SATURDAY, the 19th inst., to midday, SUNDAY, the 20th inst., to enable repairs to be effected. Pedestrians are warned that, whiie all care will be taken, there is a danger of clothes being spoiled through line bitumen spray being blown on to passers-by. Persons must NOT remain stationary on the footway. JOHN R. FOW, 289 Mayor. PIAKO COUNTY COUNCIL. OVERDUE RATES. NOTICE is hereby given, in terms of Section 28 of the Rating Amendment Act, that 10 per cent, will be added to all rates remaining unpaid alter January 31st, 1924, and after that date proceedings will be taken to recover outstanding rales without further notice. NBVILL J. RAY, Clerk and Treasurer. Tc Aroha, January 5Si, 1921. 05 HAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. RATEPAYERS are warned that the LAST DAY on which Rates for Hie Current Year can be paid, without the addition of a further 10 per cent, is WEDNESDAY, 30TH JANUARY, at 4 p.m. During Friday, Saturday, and Monday, 25th, 26th, and 28th inst., no enquiries respecting the correctness of the amounts to be paid can be dealt with. During these days demands as rendered must be paid, and the adjustments (ir any) made at a later date. Legal action to recover amounts outstanding after the 30TH JANUARY will be taken -without further notilication. • E. J. DAVEY, Town Clerk. 19th January, 1924. 333 It Lightens Fatigue, Removes Depression, Increases the Nerve Force, and Imparts Vitality. Suitable for Old and Young. PRICES 2/G AND 4/6. ANNING'S pHARMACIES, VICTORIA ST. J. E. BROOKSDISPENSING AND VETERINARY CHEMIST. t All Country Orders receive Prompt and Pecsonal Attention'Phone 170. Te Awumutu.