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Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16813, 3 June 1926, Page 1

\TE\V CJTRAND rpiIEATIXE i> K\V lOTRAND JL iieatre BRIGHT, ENTERTAINING PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. MASTER PICTURES PRESENT ELAINE TT LAI.NE -1-L AMMERSTEIN AMMERSTEIN THRUMS OF TVRUMS OF JORUMS OF THRUMS OF THRUMS OF J\RUMS OF JEOPARDY JEOPARDY JEOPARDY JEOPARDY JEOPARDY JEOPARDY A Romance Woven about the two nic Beaut I nil Emeralds In the World. Excitement and Action in Every Foot. IN* ADDITION, HOUSE TJETERS. OUSE JTeters. A BIG UNIVERSAL-JEWEL PRODUCTION, J>REAKER J>REAKER J>REAKER A TIP-TOP PROGRAMME. Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Theatre 'phone 1423. X C II A N G T? AUCKLAND HOUSE PROPERTY For _ HAMILTON HOUSE PROPERTY. ! NEW 5-roomed BUNGALOWS, Handy Situation, offered in Exchange for House in Hamilton. Equity in Auckland properly aproxitnately £IOOO. Lightly .Mortgaged. Apply— I F \V K EMP > 90 VICTORXA STHAMILTON.

LAND AttENTO. 100 A c THE BEST VALUE OFFERED THIS YEAH. Only 6 miles from Hamilton Centre. All old consolidated swamp in great heart and tlic best of Englisli grasses. Homestead occupies commanding position on a nice piece of rising land and is a modem lu-ruomed residence with all conveniences; 10-bail cow shed, stables, motor slied; clean rich pasture laud; school almost adjoining, bargain at £45 P EU ACUB£IOOO ua»u, baiance lsi -Mortgage at 0 per cent, lor o years. NOTE. —This has never been on the market before and is only being sold owing to ill-health of owner, who is an old and oiippicd man. Would possibly give better terms to first-class farmer. — (22U). 140 A CIIES A particularly ciioice dairy farm in tip-top locality and in great heart; ] splendid sole of Englisli grasses; carrying to-day 05 cows and dry stock i ai:d doing them well; 0-roomed house, all conveniences, line range of sheds, 4-cow m. plant, included in price of farm—paicE £ST i 0/ _ PEil ACRE. Only a very small (J.A.S. mortgage on this property, 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 si<burban farm, preferably near Auckland. F- W. E. F AGAN LAND AGENT, HAMILTON. •Pr-ones: Office 2819 House 2706

A FARM FOR THE TIMES. NEAR CAMBRIDGE. QJQ ACHES (210 grass, J2 swedes, 10 fallow),,carrying 67) cattle, 10 horses and some sheep. Goud 0roomed house, including electric stoves and 2 healers; full range good outbuildings. Will sell as a Going Concern —52 cows (good herd), 20 heifers, 3 bulls, 0 horses (extra good), U.K. plough, S.F. I'lougb, discs, lines, tripods, roller, mowing machine, hayralie, waggon, 1-cow milking plant, separator, electric motor and heater, and complete range of- harness and working sear, at £l7 ios per acre. A new Government loan for £1450. Equity in cash. J. G ILBEnT & C°15 RAILWAY BUILDINGS. Hing -Mr Mitchell. Ofllce 'phone 2377; Residence IG-iB. ■ EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. DAIRY FARM. -» ftA ACRES freehold, Unencumbered, in good heart, 5 miles from Hamilton. Carrying now 48 cows, a bulls, 10 heifers, 70 sheep, 7 horses, CO pigs. Returns 1924-25: factory returns £IOOB 18s; gross returns £I2OO. Buildings: Large house with all conveniences; barn, motor I shed, implement shed and cowshed. pwcE £55 pan A cre TERMS ARRANGED. For further particulars apply:— /-100 PER & CORBY, LAND AND ESTATE .'.GENTS, (Next Hamilton Hotel.) VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. Office 'Phone 1358. Private 2411, 1951 | LET '.is know your requirements in th» ! way or furniture. Wc will he clear.—Prime Hardwire Co.. Ltd.,