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Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16811, 1 June 1926, Page 1

PICTURES. VEW QTRAND rSAIiEATRE J.A EW UTRAXD X lIEATRE AND FkJNKTON’S AWX. rankto.ys vAvn. mcr SHOW WEEK ATTRACTIONS PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENT. Berk ttvamels ERE XXANIEI.S BERF. tyamei.s ERE JJ'aNIEI.S Berk tyaniet.s ERE X^ANTEI.S Every dream or romance, every li I lie heart ilirol) lives again in Memory Pane. It's new and yet it’s just old-rasliiuned enough to Re beautiful. ■iii All-Star Cast includes—' ELEANOR BROADMAN ELEANOR BROADMAN and CONRAD NAGEL CONRAD NAGEL GOOD SUPPORTS. Plan at Lewis It. Eady and Son, Ltd. Theatre Tlione 1122. EXCHANGE. E X C I I A N Cl £ AUCKLAND HOUSE PROPERTY For HAMILTON HOUSE PROPERTY. •) NEW 5-roomcd BUNGALOWS, Handy Situation, offered in Exchange for House in Hamilton. Equity in Auckland property aproximatcly £IGOO. Lightly Mortgaged. Apply— F J£EMP, 00 VICTORIA ST. HAMILTON. LAND AGENTS. 100 A caES THE BEST VALUE OFFERED THIS YEAR. Only G miles from Hamilton Centre. All old consolidated swamp in great heart and the Lest of English grassesHomestead occupies commanding position on a nice piece of rising land and is a modeln ID-roomed residence with all conveniences; 10-bail cow shed, stabloa, motor shed; clean rich pasture laud; school almost adjoining. Bargain at . £45 P KH A cnß : £IOOO Casii, balance Ist Mortgage at G per cent, l'or 0 years. NUTE.—This lias never been on the market- before- and is only being sold owing to ill-health of owner, who is an old and ciippie-i man. Would possibly give better terms to first-class fanner. — (229). 140 A aIES A particularly choice dairy farm in tip-top locality and in great heart; splendid sole of English grasses; carrying to-day CO cows and dry stock and doing them well; G-roomod house, all conveniences, fine range of sheds, 1-cow m. plant, included in price of farm — piucß £57 io/_ PER ACRE. Only a very small C.A.S. mortgage on this properly, so owner can give good terms. NOTE —There is a very long metalled road frontage to this property and it would make 3 ideal small farms; owner is an old man who has had the place many years and wants to retire. Will entertain exchange for small sdourbun farm, preferably near Auckland. F J W. F. F AGAN LAND AGENT, HAMILTON. 'Phones; Office 2819 House 2700 A FARM FOR THE TIMES. NEAR CAMItItIIIOE. A GOING CONCERN. *> 4 O ACHES (2-i0 grass, 12 swedes, OXO j () j\,]| oNV j > ,-iii-i-viiig 83 ciillle, 111 horses and some sheep. flood Gronined liouse, iiu'ludiiig electric stoves and 2 lie.iters; full range good oiilluiildiugs. Wilt sell as a Going Concern —a2 rows (good herd), 20 licifers, •"■ hulls, d horses (extra good , I i.F. plough, S.E. Plough, discs, lines, tripods, roller, mowing machine, hayrake, waggon, -i-row milking plant, srparalor, electric motor and heater, and comidi’le range of harness and working gear, at £l7 IDs per acre. A new OoveriMriciil loan for £ i i3O. Equity in cash. GILBERT & QO„ RAILWAY BUILDINGS. Ring Mr .Milchell. Office ’phone 2377; Residence IG-18. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. DAIRY FARM. 1 (llfi ACRES Frccholu, Uncncumbored, in good heart, 5 miles from Hamilton. Carrying now 48 cows, 2 bulls, 10 heifers, 70 sheep, 7 horses. Go pigs. Returns 1924-25: Factory returns SMOGS 18s; gross returns £I2UO. Buildings: J.argc liouse willi all i.onveniences; barn, motor shed, implement shed and cowshed. J. P IIiCE £55 P aii A c TERMS ARRANGED. CHI For further particulars apply:— QOOPEIt & LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, (Next Hamilton Hole!.) VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. Office ’Phone 1355. Private 2411, 1951 LET -J3 know your requirements in ilia way or furniture. We will Be ili-ascil io Submit Quotations.—Kemp and luiiter: ’plume ir,-ll TIi.ES, White and Coloured, an sizes, at liiiT-pricr. W<> li.'ive a large assortment io clear.—Prime Hardware Co., Ltd., i Hamilton. 1 CORBY,