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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4900, 6 November 1925, Page 3

H V V B ’ a A JL R R ffl ffl O E wUt S AUCKLAND AND PAEROA. FARMERS! You want the best—buy an “ALFA-LAVAL” Separator They are the best machines. EASY TERMS ARE OFFERED. HARE BROS., PAEROA. PHONES 10 & 151. ttemec and Land for Sale. For Sale. Large two-storey house Well built, and replete with all conveniences. Hot and cold water, bath-room, electric light, patent w.c., wash-house, and all outbuildings. Ten Acres First-class Land, well fenced, drained, and in splendid English pasture. Large Orchard in full bearing. PRICE : £1650. Terms £3OO Cash, Balance 5 years at 6 per cent. Further particulars from EDWIN EDWARDS, THE LIVE AGENT. Phones—House 112. Office 108. TTg Notices. HYDRA BACON FACTORY. F. Harrison, Proprietor. AUCKLAND. Receiving date at Paeroa : FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 & 20, 801bs to 1501bs. PRICE 7d. per lb. CASH AT SCALES. GEO. McKEE, Agent. W. PEACOCK. Matamata, Phone 189. FRED BAKER THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS. BUYERS OF PIGS. RECEIVING DATES FOR NOVEMBER. Netherton. —Every Monday. Paeroa.—Tuesday, 3 and 17. Ngatea.—Wednesday, 4 and 18. Turua.—rTuesday, 10 and 24. Hikutaia.—Thursday, 12 arid 26. Waihi. —Per arrangement. T. C. ARNOLD, Buyer, Paeroa. THE N.Z. BACON AND MEAT PACKING CO., LTD. CASH BUYERS OF CALFSKINS AND PIGS. Paeroa —Every Monday Hikutaia—Every Wednesday Tnrua—Tuenday, Nev, 3rd & 17th GEO. SARJANT, BUYER. Ngatea—Every Monday. Pipiroa—Ttteday, 6. 10 to 12. Waitakaruru —Tuesday, 6, I to 2. N. BURKE, Buyer. KIWI BACON COMPANY, LTD. RECIVING DATES FOR NOVEMBER. Turua —Monday, 9 and 23. Ngatea—Tuesday, 10 and 24. A. M. SCRIVENER, Buyer. Agents— G. Schofield, Turua. C. Vagg, Ngatea. Hikutaia —Every Tuesday, Paeroa —Every Wednesday. R. BURKE, Buyer. CASH AT SCALES. PRIME PIGS Bd, per lb, HllscelTaneous. SEE THE RUGBY CAR—Considering design, construction, comfort, completeness, appearance, and economy, Rugby offers unequaled value. For your own protection do not buy until you have personally tried and examined the Rugby. You may save much money and needless regrets. Of all sad words, the saddest are these: “It might have been a Rubgy.” I will be pleased to demonstrate at your convenience.—T. H. Stuart, District Agent, Waihi. WE HAVE COME TO STAY Because we fill a useful service to hundreds of farmers who do not care to tie up their capital, who believe in open competition, who believe individual effort gives better management and results, and who do not want compulsion in any shape or form. WAIKATO VALLEY DAIRY COLIMITED. Frankton Junction Station, P.O. Box 18. Frankton Junction, Asenty for "Diabnlo” Separators RUBBER STAMPS Latest Designs at Lowest Prices s’ The "Gazette” Office