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Waikato Times, Volume 98, Issue 16096, 20 September 1924, Page 1

•• ANOTHER SPLENDID SHOW. ANOTHER SPLENDID SHOW. Seats for to-night should be booked at the theatre from 2 till 7 p.m., or by 'phone 1122. The only sure way to see tne Strand Show Is to hoot. The Theatre That Maintains The Standard. STRAND TRAND STRAND TRAND B .p.m. __ TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. BELLE ELLE BELLE ELLE BELLE ELLE BELLE ELLE OF A LASKA.' f -Alaska. 1 of a laska. : f xxlaska; OF A laska; f 21laska. : OF A LASKA/ F XXLASKA. : OK A LASKA. ; F XXLASKA. ! of a laska.' f Alaska. 1 4. thundering picture. A heart and action drama of the roaring Yukon. Featuring, JANE ■ "\TOVAK AND "VTOAH T3EERY. ANE £* OVAK AND ll OAH -DEERY. BELLE f\F A LASKA." elle Uf Alaska." BELLE f\T A LASKA." ELLE Up A.LASKA." A romance of the days or the great gold rush. Supported by SHIRLEY HIRLEY HIRLEY HIRLEY HIRLEY MASON, ASON, MASON, ASON, MASON, ASON, CJHIRLEY lVr ASON ' Shirley Mason, in a delightful romance of youthful folly. LOVE T ETTERS." OVE JLiETTERS." LOVE OVE LETTERS." ETTERS." LETTERS." ETTERS." LOVE T ETTERS." OVE ABETTERS." Don't put It on paper, say it with flowers . or music. _ DON'T MISS THIS SPLENDID SHOW. Seats for TO-NIGHT should be booked at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Theatre 'Phone 1422. Usual Prices. Usual Prices. LAUD ABZJTT&. IONCERN. ■' acres fallow; all level and subdivided into 10 paddocks, concrete troughs, watered by 2 windmills and stream. Concreted cowshed and yard, 6-cow plant, electric power, separator room, barn, trapshed, etc. Property wintered, 1924, 51 dairy cows, 4 bulls, 3 horses, 5 2-yr-old heilers, 3 dry cows and 16 yearlings. Last season' cows averaged 3301 b butterfat. Also up-to-date piggeries, from which a profit, of £2OO was returned last season. Cream carted, £ mile station, Post Office, etc. Bungalow 5 rooms and kitchenette, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin* hot and cold water, electric light, 'phone, concrete paths and lawns, fruit trees. Property top-dressed this season with 3cwt super phosphate per acre. ►RICE A?KA PER ACRE Q.OING . QONCERN. For further particulars apply—rn TMANDENO JACKSON, 'Phones, after hours: Farms, 1337, Mr Saunders; Houses, 2676, Mr Hawk. BUSINESS . OPPORTUNITIES, iPLENDID . LITTLE GROCERY J BUSINESS. Hamilton. In Good Position. Shop, Storeroom and 4 Living Rooms, Bathroom and Wash-house. LEASE-3 YEARS. RENTAL £4. Stock Approximately £3OO at Valuation. Plant (£6O) includes Dayton Computing Scales, Bacon Cutter, Fittings, Fixtures and Sundries. TURNOVER has reached £IOO per week. CONFECTIONERY AND SOFT DRINKS, VICTORIA ST., HAMILTON. Lock-up Shop. Lease, RENTAL £3 ss. PRICE £3OO. WALK IN. Owner would consider taking unencumbered residential section in exchange. Fuil 'particulars on application. A. M B ISLE * * O 0" WARD ST., HAMILTON. 'Phone 1779; after business hours ring 2062, Mr Row. WE HAVE an experienced farmer requiring a good block of healtby sheep country, or mtgnt consider smaller area If suitable and handy for marketing rai lambs. \ CLIENT wants a small dairy farm at a payaple price not heavUy encumbered; Has nou and mortgage. , IT PAYS SELLERS AND BUYER or FARMS AND HOMES To give us a turn, K. P. STAPLESHOUSE, lAND AN3 INSURANCE AGENT, 73, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. ELECT "POSITION. UOR, commodious Modern y Bungalow, 6 rooms and kitchenette, gas cooker and every convenience. Attractive grounds. Ten minutes from Victoria Street. PRICE £1750 (reduced from £2OOO for one month). Call on us for inspection and to discuss easy terms. ■r HAMILTON AND FRANKTON. 'Phono 2377. 'Phone 2011. TTAMLLTON J)R* QLEANINO £lO. WARD STREET. HAMILTON. nriSINESS AS USUAL DURING 30551 ALTERATIONS. T , T (- costumes and Suits cleaned inside and out, also Repaired.