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Waikato Argus, Volume XI, Issue 1097, 13 November 1901, Page 3

Auctions. JOTUi EXOX. pjAMU.TtN AUCTION WAIT JOHN KNOX, AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR Sales Every Saturday 12/2 GAMBRIDO HOUSE, ALWAYS UP TO DATE. S. Howard IS NOW SHOWING THE FOLA LOWING SPECIAL LINES, And wants eve y ne to s-c his .lisplay of NEW GOODS. It is for better for Residents of (J imbtidge and Suburbs to walk throuah tin Shop and Inspect the Goods than to give orders to Travellers. PRINTS, fair quality, 3|d, 44.1,61, ojd, good patterns and fast colours, BLACK ZIPHYR GINGHAMS/ from 7jd, SWISS MUSLIN, in white, ecru, and printed floral designs. PIQUES, MARCELLAS, and MERCERISED SATEENS, SILBERTA. 9Jd to 14Jd. ALL THE NEW COLOURINGS IN ENGLISH AND FOREIGN WOVEN TABRICS.

s. CAMBRIDGE. THE AIKATO JgACON OOMPANY (Late Cambridge Dairy Association ) B g to notify that their new Factory at Fi’amtton Junction will be opened for the purchase of Pigs and the sale of Bacon, Hams and Lard on Tuesday, 22nd October, 1901. Well-finished dairy and grain fed bacon pigs weighing dressed 120 to 150 ib, bought for cash at best current prices, jti any number. Well-finislird bacon pigs over 1501b may be bought, but at reduced price. Pigs received at Factory, Frank ton Junction, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. A prizs of one halfpenny per lb will be paid tothe owner of the beat lot of five pigs supplied each week. GEORGE WATT, Manager. JAMES HALLY, Secretary. Please note address Frank ton June* tiou. 0 H E A P g T0 C K pAH M PARTLY IMPROVED. O*) PER ACRE.—7O2 Acres, fenced in 10 paddocks; 200 acres grass, 100 acres fallow ; f-nere orchard ; 100 acres swamp; balance, heavy ti-trcc and rough feed. Plenty of water. Good Kauri House, of 10 rooms, with iron roof, man’s room, stable, shed, etc.; three miles from station, and five from township. Price, £J per acre ; terms if desired. 650Sa BESIDES THE ABOVE wo 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 ot 2d in stamps. N.8.-OUR AGENT IN THIS WAI KATO, MR. I. G. FARREB, OK •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 propci ties which we have for sale, WITHOUT CHARGE. SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, LAND, ESTATE, & INVESTING AGENTS, 95, QUEEN STREET, A U C K L A N 1) . H. LAND & COMMISSION AGENT OHAUPO & TE AWAMUEU, Has for sale the undermentioned pro* pertics * ABOUT 2500 ACRES, nearly all in grass; well fenced (sheep proof) and subdivided; good dwelling and outbuildings ; good roads ; within live miles of railway station ; land in good order and will grow splendid turnips. Price, oOs per acre ; terms ABOUT 600 ACRES all fenc- d and divided into paddocks; a god portion drained flax swamp of good quality ; good duelling and out' uild tigs ; close to school and railway .-t.iion ; three miles from creamery. Price, £ per acre ; half can remain on mortgage at per cent Hamilton west-300 acres for leas? for 21 yeais, 1(10 acres of which can he lea (d wiMi a purchasing clause ; rent moderate; the lami is first class for dairying or cropping, partly improved ; close to market, railway station and creamery. This is a rate chance for an industrious man with small cipilal (1001) GRAZING 1 ARM— IRK) ants I -5U acres in gia-san-: cu luation balance high ijtne ; heme. Munis, etc. 1 all fenced ; close it, two good nuiketa I price low ; only £1 | e> acre.