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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 145, 13 July 1901, Page 3

JTSPSFRFPP. 7JVH EAT R E BO* At. MONDAY NEXT, JULY 15th. KOH 2 NIGHTS-ONLY 2. Good-bye, Feiewell Tour of tbe '.Vorld-lained M'ADOO'3 JUBILEE SINGERS, Including the great t nd only GAUZE GAUZE and all I lie Old Favourites in tbe'r u nquo outf rtuicment. Prices: Ss, 2b and Ib. The Jubilee Singers perform at WAITABA on WEDNESDAY NFXT. a A. 0. B. BBATTIK. TARANAKf POULTEYSOOIETY'S ANNUAL EXHIBITION • ' ■ v* CF ' POULTRY, PfGEON, AND CANARIES Will be held in the Dril' Hall on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 19TH AND 20th JULY. Art Union of Priz > Exhibits to bejdrawa on jij ;ht of July 20th. Tickets (admitting to Bhon), Is. Entries close July 6th. Schedule and entry fo.-ms can be obtained from A. HARDY, td Secretary.

GROCERIES." GROCERIES. GROCERIES. A. J. CLARKE & CO. gTOOK ALL KINDS OF , GROCERIES OF BER.T QUALITY, AND SELL CHEAP FOR CASH CHEAP FOR CASH CHEAP FOR CASH. Families waited upon and goods delivered. Telephone No. 223. WjC i OLIOIT A TRIAL 08TUB. A. J, CLARKE & CO., DEVON STREET.

SALE OF RUKUHIA ESTATE. FOR SALE. THE BALANCE OF THE WELL-KNOWN' "RUKUHIA ESTATE," j SUB-DIVIDED INTO FARMS AS UNDER A Land Tran fer Title will be given; terms are easy, and prices exceptionally low. Creameries will b3 erected where requited. Lot H.—470 pcres. The malting of a good Dairy Farm, 3 miles from Frankton, small bouse and stables, 60 acres in grass, 150 seres unimproved ploughable j land, g7O aci es gr.oi swamp whioh oaly | requires draining to make into valuable . property. Fiice for this is exc ptionally ! * cheap. £SOO for the lot. Lot G.—320 acres, undulating country, unimproved, only five miles from Hamil. j ton, 32s per acre, Lot L.- 540 acres known as the " Flax Farm," 50 acres nice green bill, 4901 acres flax swamp, excellent quality, now being drained by the proprietors. This section will make a really firat-clasj I farm wben brought in. 32a per aore, Lot N.—780 acres, 120 acres newlv sown | grps*, splendid take, 660 acres un- '■ drained swamp, would make a nice I dairy farm. | Lot 0.—680 acres, 300 acres in grass and. turnips, 180 aTes in bnub, swfimp and I rough fee'), would make a splendid grazing or daiiy farm, grand turnip land, undulating country, font mile 3 from Railway Station, six miles tram Obaupo. LI 6s per acre. I Lot P.—450 acies, grand- Dairy Farm, 160 acres new grasp, splendil take, 300 acres swamp, which can be bad at a low, late. I Lot Q —2OO acres, all in grass, undulating country, all plnughable, wonld make a pretty little farm, bev g excellently ! situated. . j Lot T. —180 acres, splendid Kahikatea Flat, land bo ing equal to anything in Waikato, I and ideal Dairy Farm, only four miles' from Obaupo. never has been ploughed and is in excellent grass. Lot U.—160 acres, similar to above. Lot V.—130 acres, simlfcr to above. Lot (f.—400 acres, good flat country, mostly in grass, turnips and Kahikatea cleaved flat, all fenced, well watered. Lot X.—'4oo acres, one of the best farms in the Kstate, 140 teres newly sown grass, b)lance cleared Kahikatea Flat, only 3 miles from Ohaupo, Lot Y.—looo acres, good run, land of excellent qua'ity, carries stock well, well watered. Price, 2<"s per acre. Lot Z.—looo acres, an excellent gracing farm, c'ose to Ohaupo. Price £lOOl. The Homestead of 3440 a'cres, one of the best in the Waikato, jrand wool-hed, stabler, splendid undul itingcountry, all subdivided >nto convenient paddocks, good orchard and vegetable garden, 3 mil< a from Ohaupo, 2 miles from Station, Would make an ideal stud farm,

W. SOTJTER & Co., Cambridge and Ohaupo. GENERAL BOOKBINDING. THOMAS AVER?! is now prepared tc execute orders for BOOKBINDING of every description. Account Books Spi:oiai.t.y Boond j Rem to any Pattern on the premises. &P" MUSIC, MAGAZINES, ETC., Bound in the Best Style. Thos. Avery, - Printer, Bookseller, Stationer, Bookblndw, KEW PLYMOUTH. AB S S xJNBEAM PURE OEYLON AgflOts-B. COOK 4c BOH.