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Waikato Argus, Volume III, Issue 173, 21 August 1897, Page 3

/~IHIEF BRAND SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS, for fanners and slock iiien, are made to wear. rpO LET—Two Cottages and the Shop JL lately occupied by D. 0. Mclutyre, Victoria-street.—John Kuox. LOST- Between Hnkanui and Hamilton, a Brown Fur Boa. Finder will be rewarded on leaving at tins office. 19 / 8 rpKN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST—From Bryce street, Cambridge, early on Monday last, a Thick-set Bay COB. with cover on. Finder please return to Mr Geo E. Clark, Cambridge. rptN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, STOLEN, OR STRAYEDFrom CJlaudelands Racecmrse, about three weeks ago, a Dark B:own Wellbred FJLLY, about three years old. The above reward will be puid for information that will lead to lccovery of same. Apply Ano us Office. J9/8_ AATEN SHEAF CHAFF. MACKIE & PRATT, Produce Merchants, Pacroa, are prepared to purchase GOOD OATEN SHEAF CHAFF, Delivered in trucks, Paeroa. Samples and quotations to be forwarded to the firm. 17/7 Y o At Scotchman's Valley, 30 acres of SWEDES, in two lots of 20 and 16 acres, with a 2;l-acre grass run with each lot. Dry ground. Sheep preferred. Apply to- J. W. BRIDGMAN. TOTARA POSTS, STRAINERS, AND BATTENS, in any quantity. Reasonable prices. Apply— W. WILSON, 1/4 Waotu.

F o WALNUT TREES: Well-grown Two-year-old Trees. Large French and ordinary varieties PEACHES : Early Alexandra HEDGE PLANT: Eleagnus Japonica G. F. E. EDGECOMBE, 17/6 Hamilton. ■ I N E CULTURE. On receipt of postal note for Five Shillings (on), I will place oa train at Frankton, securely packed, 3 EACH OF TWELVE VARIETIES OF GRAPES, well established, mostly raised from vines introduced from America by the late Mr Parsons, of Te Awamutu. 31/7 G. F. E. EDGECUMBE. H. ROCHE, Land and Estate Agent, OHAUPO, TT A S "p 0 R OAL E - SEVERAL GOOD DAIRY FARMS At Very Low Pricks and on Easy MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security at 5 Per Cent. 31/7 GEORGE E. CLARK, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT CAMBRIDGE, Has For Sale : OAA ACRES HIGHLY-IMPROVED OUU LAND, close proximity to School and Creamery. QQ I ACRES LAND, Good House. OJx Cowshed; 200 acres in grass or crop ; securely fenced. A great bargain. Within three miles of Creamery and School. Or would let to a good tenant, with an agreement to purchase. .' t ACRES FIRST-CLASS LAND, trO with very comfortable Dwellinghouse; Stable, Boggy Shed ; all securely fenced ; close to Creamery and School. Or would let to a good tenant. r 7 ACRES GOOD LAND ; all in 0 I grass or cultivation, with Sixroomed Cottage ; securely fenced. Trice reasonable. I wA A ACRES PARTIALLY • I.M--IDUU PROVED LAND in the Tauranea District. PAA ACRES PARTIALLY - IMOUU PROVED LAND in Maketu District. First-cUss quality fattening land. rAA ACRE FARM in Cambridge DistjUU trict; Good House and all ne- essary Outbuildings ; rccurely fenced, and in highest state of cultivation. j A A ACRES FIRST-CLIVSS LAND JLUU in Paterantsi District; securely fenced and in grass or crop. GEORGE E. CLARK, Land and Commission Agent, CAMBRIDGE. _ 5/8 IHIEF BRAND CLOTHING FAC\J TORY has been greatly enlarged to meet the demand. Turnip Season. On Hand and To Arrive : SUPERPHOSPHATES - Lawes' and Ancdo rpURNIP MANURE—Lawes' and 1 Potash BONEDUSTS— AA, Triangle Brand, Croft, etc. T7"AlNlT—Potash Salt SEEDS: J WEDE—Hurst's Monarch, Perfection and Champion ; Crimson King, Im pedal, Skirving, etc. rfAUßNlP—Aberdeen, Devon, Grey. stone, Mammoth, Tankard, etc. . IARROT, MANGOLD, MOUNTAIN \J RAPE, &c. Also, /CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS, W. S. LAURIE & CO., SEED & MANURE MERCHANTS, Customs-street Auckland. Agent: G. E. CLARK, Cambridge. CHIEF BRAND CAMBRIDGE KB SUITS, for Boys and Youths, excei in style aud quality.