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Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20910, 15 September 1939, Page 12

HOUSES AND LAND FOR BALE AND EXCHANGE OWNERS~LEAI7TnQ~~KAMILTON AT~EARLY~ DATE Beautiful home, Whitiora—3 bedrooms, one very large, glassed-in sunporch. large front room, sliding glass doors into breakfast room; large bathroom, kitchen, every modern convenience. Laundry, Garage with concrete floor and welled. Concrete foundations, and paths; lawns, gardens. Full-sized billiard room and table, all equipment. Valued at £IOO, will*sell for £SO with all accessories. Blinds, etc. can also be purchased at valuation. Public Trust Moregage £035 table rales £l3. PRICE £1465. Equity of £BOO at £SOO cash down, and balance by 3 half-yearly payments of £IOO each, at 5 per cent. (288) 4 rooms and sunporch, all conveniences. Government Mortgage £460. Rate* £4/12/6. PRICE £955. Equity £403 cash or would consider section in part payment. (286) 3 rooms and conveniences, washhouse, electric light, etc. F&irfleld Bridge. Section 140 x 76. PRICE £7OO. No mortgage. (l&~) FMCpiiinr 0 nn Chief Agents, Atlas Assurance 00., Ltd. I»l uUlnt QL l/U. WARD STREET, HAMILTON AN ATTRACTIVELY PRICED HAMILTON HOME I 8-ROOMED CONCRETE HOUSE —Every convenience, good locality, handy to town— £1960—Substantial Cash Deposit. 124 ACRES AT £3l 10s PER ACRE— Close good Waikato town. All In beat pasture and clean-mi'.king. 75 cows and running young stock. Good buildings. P. 0. BONHAM & CO. LAND AGENTS KING’S CHAMBERS, HAMILTON Telephone: Office 1426. Private ’Phones: P. O. Bonham, 3175. Salesmen: 2039, 1781, 2366. 42 ± ACRES —i mile huge Waikato town. All in grass. Well watered. Carry 30 dairy cows and dry stock. Good house and shed, etc. PRICE, £2636 Bare Farm. Deposb £1136. Stock at Valuation. 133£ ACRES —6 mhos Hamilton. All liai and in grass. Good 6-roomed bouse, man’s whare, cowshed, etc. Weil waterra by electric pump. PRICE, £4O Per Acre, Going Concern. Deposit £2ouo. 181 ACRES —Waitod District. All flat and in grass. 16 paddocks. Well watered. Carrying 1400 sneep, 60 cattle, 3 horses. Excellent 6-roomed modern house, etc. PRICE, £43/10/- Per Acre, Bare Farm. Deposit £2OOO. METCALFE & CO. EVERYBODY’S BLDGS. (Opp. Commercial HoUl) ’Phone 2881; Private 3360, 2060 WAITOA BRANCH (A. Fletcher), Phone 42 EXCHANGE FARM PROPERTY Good 7-rootned dwelling, all conveniences, with nice corner section of 2| acres, suitable for subuivision. situated in Cambridge town and adjacent to High School. Occupied by owner. PRICE, £I6OO Unencumbered.! Also modern 7-roomed bungalow, very up-tu-uate, with 11 acres of nice land —all in good pasture. situated on Lar-seai load within 12 minutes' run Te Awamulu. Property let to good tenant at £2/3/- per week. PRICE £2OOO Unencumbered owner excuange either or noth above properties lor 4u to 15u acres t Going Concern preierred) with cash adjustment. GEO. BOYES & CO., LTD. ALM^'.H^ LTO " d. S. McMILIAh (baiesman). ’Phone 1476. Acres 40 —Full Going Concern. 30 cows, etc. £IBOO 56— A1l flat. Oo 45 cows, good buildings. Handy. £2360 62 —Splendid farm. Oo 44 cows, owner sick man. £2600 62 —Full G.C. 44 head, etc. Good order. Easy terms. £2666 86 —Full G.C. 80 cows, etc. Good district. £4600 169 —Finished farm. .Milk luO cows now. iCneap/. £4OOO 200 —Improvable and ploughable. 75 brought in. Buildings. £I2OO 341 —Fine property. Hanuy clean and goou buying. £6466 41 £ —G.C. 28 cows, 2 houses (1 returns £45 per annum) to deposit. £B6O BENNETT & SIMONS ’Phone 1686; Private 271 D and 1718 Opposite Theatre Royal HAMILTON ONE OF NEW ZEALAND’S CHEAPEST FARMS 293 ACRES fOU £3090 NOW CARRYING 700 SHEEP, 40 DAIRY COWS AND 60 DRY CATTLE Owner has farmed the property for 25 years and has now sufficient on which to retire so is offering tne property at a gift price to ensure a quick sale. Situated on the coast near Kawhia and is all easy country mostly been ploughed and is in great heart. Good buildings and fences. CASH REQUIRED £6OO Further particulars apply:— MESSRS WRIGHT STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON BOX 220 'PHONE 4070 £I2OO GOING CONCERN We have been instrueted to offer for sale by private treaty a very fine property of 55 ACRES, 6 miles from a large town and 1 mile from rail, splendidly watered and fences mostly new. Modern borne of 5 rooms with every convenience. Insured for IIBOU. Shed with 3-cow plant, separator, etc. 30 cows, 2 heifers, 3 yearlings, 1 hull and implements. Property understocked and capable of carrying 36 cows and young stock. Hates £lu. £55 PER ACRE Complete Going Concern £l2OO CASH NEWTON KING LTD. Hamilton Representative: C. K. HANHAM (Night ’Phone 2180) Te Awamutu Representative: D. R. BIMCOCK (Night ’Phone 540) VERY CHEAP IMPROVABLE FARM ! 170 ACRES— About 150 acres In grass, balance fern. All easy country. Will carry 35 to 40 cows now which can be nearly doubled with further improvements. Never been topdressed. 3-roomed whare, cowshed, etc. PRICE £1470 TERMS ONLY £2OO CABH A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR A YOUNG MAN I H. D. AND A. B. MATTHEWS COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDINGS, 'Phone 1584 Evenings: 3185, 3127 and 3122 Chief Agents: FAME HAMILTON INSURANCE CO., LTD. 30 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING BECTIONB I These sections are situated Just over the New Fairfield Bridge. are nleelY elevated and command a wonderful outlook. They are all *-acre section, and all level and are in the centre of one of the nicest suburb, of Hamilton. PRICES FROM £l2O TO *,360. Further particular., apply to . . . THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY LIMITED HAMILTON WAIKATO T. MANDENO JACKSON AN IMPROVING PROPERTY 430 ACREB —FREEHOLD—PracticaIIy all ploughable. Situated Main Waikato Town and saleyards, 7 miles. 5-roomed house and woolshed. SUITABLE DAIRYING OH SHEEP PRICE £lO PER ACRE Terms Arranged I Phones: Office 1860. After Hours, Mr Ssunders 2325, Mr Primrose 1867.

Railway Refreshments Are Good Excellent Service for the Public The Refreshment Branch of the Railways Department takes every possible care to give the public the right kind of service, at reasonable charges. The refreshment rooms are well known for their cleanliness and brightness and for the courtesy of the staff. The food, fruit and sweets are notable for their good quality. Whether the order is for a meal or a light “snack” the customer is assured of very good value for the money. The miscellaneous stocks include newspapers, magazines, books, cigarettes and tobacco. From a Cup of Tea Onward