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Auctions, JOiM JiXOX. A MU.TON AUCTION MART JOHN KNOX, AUCTIONEER AND VACUA' 'OR Sales Every Saturday 12/2 BOTTELEY & RENDELL, Photographers, HAMILTON. Orders for Enlargements, Renewals of Old Photos, Oil Paintings, Wedding Groups, Retouching for Amateurs or Trade, etc., etc., carefully attended to, N.B.—The firm of Senior, Botteley and Rendell has been dissolved, and Botteley and Rendell will resume business as before. PHOTOGRAPHIC REQUISITES FOR SALE. I) 0N ’ T m ls - s THIS CHANCE AT gTUOIO. 3 CABINETS 5/WITH A DOZEN GEM PHOTOGRAPHS ■ GIVEN JN. Seven and Sixpence the half-dozen Twelve shillings the dozen. First-class Work Guaranteed. ADAMSON’S gTUDIO (Opposite the Bank), CAMBRIDGE. QHE A P PARTLY IMPROVED. 0 PER ACRE.—762 Acres, fenced O in 10 paddocks; 200 acres grass, 100 acres fallow ; J-acre orchard ; 100 acres swamp: balance, heavy ti-ticc and rough feed. Plenty of water. Good Kami Bouse, of 10 rooms, with iron roof, man’s room, stable, shed, etc.; three miles from station, and five from township. Price, £3 per acre ; terms if desired. 6565 a BESIDES THE ABOVE we have many desirable FARMS for sale in the Waikato. Particulars supplied on application. \ OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE Supplied free on application, or posted to any address on receipt ol 2d in stamps. N.8.-OUR AGENT IN THE WAI \ KATO, MR. M. G. FARRER, OF ‘BANKWOOD,’ HAMILTON, will wait upon any owners desirous of selling, and inspect their properties and take instructions, FREE OF CHARGE. He will also personally CONDUCT intending buyers to the properties which we have for sale, WITHOUT CHARGE. . SAMUEL YAILE & SONS, LAND, ESTATE, & INVESTING AGENTS, 95, QUEEN STREET, . AUCKL A N D, GEORGE E. CLARK? LAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT, CAMBRIDGE. P O B g A L E--280 ACRES GOOD LAND, all securely fenced, and sub-divided into 8 paddocks ; good 7-roomed house, 4-stall stable, cowshed with bales for 12 cows, cartshed, and two small buildings; close to Creamery, Railway Station. School and Post Office ; land in good state and cultivation. 610 ACRES GOOD LAND, securely fenced ami sub-divided, 400 acres in grass ; good House and Outbuildings. Price reasonable. 175 ACRES LAND, all in grass, and sub-divided into 10 paddocks, with sheep-prod fences; Landis stiff loam, of good qualify, and holds grass well; 10-roomed House, outbuildings, good cattle and sheep yards ; large orchard. 500 ACRES FIRST-CLASS LAND, all in high stale, of cultivation, securtdy fenced and sub-divided into suitable paddocks ; good House, stable and out' mldings. 500 ACRES LAND, all securely fenced and sub divided ; comfortable House, stable, large barn, cowsheds. Price reasonable and tei ms e tey, 4600 ACRES LAND, with good House and outbuildings; 600 acr s in grass ; miles of fencing. IVce, £1 per. acre, terms easy; great bargain. GEORGE E. CLARK LAND AGENT, C A M BR I D G E. BUILD UP THE NORTH, TVOT THE SuUTJI. g T O C K jp ARM NO CONNECTION WITH MILLING TRUSTS OR COMBINATIONS. STILL CHAMPION! A THING WORTH KNOWING. CHAMPION FLOUR is the Strongest and Whitest on the Market, absorbs water freely, lint requires plenty of working, and, as stated by our town and country bakers, will yield FOUR LARGE LOAVES OF BREAD MORE PER SACK THAN ANY OTHER BRAND ON THE MARKET, which, taking the value of the large loaf at sd, shows a saving of Is 8d per sack of 2001b lOd per bag of 1001b 5d per bag of 50Jb 2!. d per bag of 231b Or 16s 8d per ton in favour of CHAMPION. In view of the foregoing facts, is no Cheap, Starchy Flour dear at any price SO GO STRAIGHT FOR CHAMPION. NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING CO. P. VIRTUE, Manager,