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Press, Volume XL, Issue 5801, 17 April 1884, Page 2

To-day, as from the time of its introduction, Wolfe's Schnapps takes the lead of every other stimulant and tonic in the estimation of the pubUc and of scientific men.—fADYT.]

NEAR FOXTON. VALUABLE SHEEP AND CATTLE RUN FOR SALE. In consequence of Dissolution of Partnership. THE situation is unexceptionable. It has a long frontage to the main road to WeUington, and the Une of the WeUington and Manawatu RaUway, now in course of construction, passes near its boundary, while the surveyed Une of railway_ to Foxton runs through the property, witmn 30 chains of the Homestead. Steamboats come up the river, and load and discharge within a few yards of the Woolshed, thus enabling Stock ahd Produce to be shipped direct to any pert in the colony. Extensive improvements have been made by Draining, Fencing and Cropping, and the Stock is in exceUent condition; The resident Partner and Manager is desirous of retaining nis interest in the property by joining another in its purchase. Apply to „. , A. P. STUART, WeUington. JOHN DAVIES, Totara, Foxton. 4-14 8790 MONEY. i _0 X f\f\f\ "*1S00» £900.-We have these amounts, as weU as various smaller sums of £50 and upwards, AWAITING INVESTMENT, on Freehold Securities, at current rates of interest. _ THOMAS & BRUGES, 207 Hereford street. 10th April, 1884. 4-10 8682 SYMES* RAILWAY SIDING. THE Undersigned are prepared to STORE GRAIN, &c., AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Special terms quoted on appUcation. T. J. MALING & CO., __ 4-10 8627 Worcester street W.