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Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17220, 1 October 1927, Page 1

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J> U B L I C ANYONE REPRESENTING THEMSELVES AS rpUI gERVICE OTHER THAN TOMBS’ GARAGE, HAMILTON, AND TIIOS. COOK AND SONS, AUCKLAND, WILL BE LIABLE TO PROSECUTION. HOUSES & LAND FOR SALE. OAA ACRES, Orini Road, as going conO'U'U' cern; will sacrifice at £2O per acre; 100 cows and Heifers, 6 draught horses and riding horse; 7-rmd. house, all convs., including piano and Buick car; 6hail concreted cowshed, electricity throughout; £2OOO cash, bal. at 6 per cent. —W. McConnell, Orini R.D. 422 Artistic bungalow Of 5 large rooms, situated best part River Road; electric light; li. and c. water, porcelain bath, gas stove and copper; well laid out in lawns and garden, with asphalt paths and drive; tennis court, and large garage. PRICE, £1450, Government mortgage of £S00; deposit, £250; balance arranged for quick sale. Address 21 TIMES OFFICE ATTRACTIVE 2-storied brick and rongfii- ■ cast bungalow, comprising six rooms and all modern convs; select locality; laid out in lawns and garden. For quick sale the price is £1305. Terms, cash above Govt, mortgage. 3 “OWNER,” Times Ohiee. COTTAGE, 5-roomed, fully furn., best position in Raglan, 2 minutes from P. 0.; snip.—Write Seaside Opportunity, Times. 5 00 FOR Sale, Shanty, big, new, with sleeping - porch; completely furnished. Bowentown Reach, Wailii.—Address at Times. 6SS SEASIDE Bungalow, 5 rms. and sleeping porch; Thames Coast; for sale cheap. —Apply for address at Times. 533