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Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16812, 2 June 1926, Page 1

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GLASS BLOWING. GLASS BLOWING. AT HAMILTON WINTER SHOW AT HAMILTON WINTER SHOW WESTWOOD BROS. ENTERPRISES WESTWOOD BROS. ENTERPRISES Presents for THE FIRST TIME IN HAMILTON THE FIRST TIME IN HAMILTON M ISS ISS K INGSLEY, INGSLEY, TIIE WORLD’S ONLY QIRL QLASS jgLOWER. SEE TIIE ACTUAL MANUFACTURE OF GLASSWARE NOVELTIES AND SOUVENIRS FROM THE RAW MATERIAL TO THE FINISHED ARTICLE WITHOUT THE AID OF MOULDS OF ANY KIND. ,F A r TDDUCATIONAL, I NSTRUCTIV E, JgNTERTAINING. Kangaroos, Kiwis, Bcautiriil Swans, Vases, Glass Hair, Spun Glass thousands of feet in leng-tii ami unhreakahle. Birds of Paradise, Native Animals and Birds are only some ‘of the many articles made By tills fJNALENTED QJRL, But her greatest achievement is a large model of the ARBOUR Jg RIDGE which contains over 150 miles of spun glass and took many weeks to Build. LOOK FOR S YI II M I3S JW'INGSLEY’S E XIHBITION 00 AT THE WINTER SHOW.

MOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE. COTTAGE, near Krankton Station; small deposit, balance as rent.—Apply Sinyui, s? Colombo Street, Franklon. 0 07 g'L\ INSTATE, ■JTAMILTON. We arc instructed by Hie owners of the above attractive estate to offer this Jam! as a whole or iu sections to suit purchasers, and a new subdivision plan can be seen in our office. This desirable property overlooks ; the St. Andrew’s Golf Course and the Waikato River, and a number of sec- 1 lions have the lines! views in Hamilton. A regular ’bus service passes the bulk of the suctions giving a quick and efficient service to the C.P.0., j Hamilton, at a very low cost and at convenient times. A new school lias I been recently opened within mile of i the Estate. Electric light is now installed in the district. No sections have been placed before the Waikato Public that possess such charm and attraction, and prospective purchasers should lose no time in applying to the undersigned for full particulars, prices and terms, which arc most reasonable, A disOfiice ’Phone, 1358 Private, 2*lll. 1951 37 count will he allowed on ail cash purchases. QOOPER AND gORBY, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Next Hamilon Hotel, VICTORIA ST. HAMILTON EXCHANGE. JjMXCHANGES. • TOWN PROPERTY WANTED for the following farms:— 1.—G50 acres, partly improved, carrying dairy herd 70 cows, also sheep; 2 houses, well situated; £l4/10/per acre.' Equity £OOOO. 2- —275 acres; 150 acres grassed; house, etc., near Auckland. Equity £2525. 3. —l5O acres, mostly improved, with i buildings. £24 per acre. j 4. —l5O acres, improved, with build- 1 ings. Going concern; 55 cows, j Equity £4450. s For further details apply- j, F. J. M AHFELL - • REAL ESTATE AGENT, HAMILTON, i 'Phones 1392 and 2912. Mr Jull j J Sent-,, 272 R (Farms). \