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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16471, 14 March 1919, Page 9

I Why Do We Blink? THE constant blinking .of the efeMs is a very wit provision of Nature. 1 Tlw ceaseless action of the eyelids keeps the eyes clear of dust and other foreign —f OT with every blink a film of moisture is kept flowing across the eyeballs, carrying dust to the comet* of the eye»-r-ne&r the nose. Naturally such a delicate otganiyn as the human eye, is prone to many diseases, . weaknesses and troubles. It is by our long and practical experience in eye disorders that we' are : able to give you reliable advice. If your cye» achc, are inflamed, ot are otherwise causing you alarm, consult „ JOHN R.PROCTER \=

PROPERTIES FOR.SALE. . WAIKAUAPA FARMERS' CO-OP. f ASSOCIATION, LTD. > - . - 1 Tl7-AIKAKAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERA-i VV I'IVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. i I rv'OHTB ISLAND LIMESTONE COUNTRY. , ) WHICH IS WORTHY OF INSPECTION. ; 610 ACKliS—Titlo Freehold. All Rood limestone country, well watered and nub--1 ! divided mto 10 puddocis. Buildings consist of good" 5-roomod House, bathroom, woolabed, and yards, concrete dip, motor shed, cart shed and harness room. Stock carried and wintered on propefty are made up of about l! 50 breeding ewes, 050 dry sheep, and about 30 to 70 head*of cattlo. Tho wool clip from tbid proporty lias given an itvorago return the last thvuo years of nbout £750 por nnuQl. Situated about 15 ■ miles ; from Pahiatua. I'lilCE, £10 10s per Acre, with £2000 down,: ■balance arranged lor a term of Seven year!, at '54 per cenl. per annum. ' ■ 1030 ACRES Freehold. All in grass,' subdivided into 23 paddocks, well watered. Winters well over 2 sheep pe-.- acre and a- largo number of cattle. Buildings consist of House and Cottage, woolshed, and all necessary outbuildings. Situutod about 10 miles from Railway Town, and 1J miles from School. PRICE, £10 por Acie. Very good terms cuu be arranged. . . . We are prepared to assist a practical man with finance to purchase stock. For further particulars apply WAIRARAPA FARMERS' C.O-OPERATIVF ASSOCIATION, LTD, Stock Department, W5454 Pahiatua. j ; HOTELS. ESI P1 R E HOTEL. T I M A R U. T. A. CLOUDSLEY . . . Propri«tor. . Late of the Cafe de Paris and Stowy's Hotel, Chriitchurqh. THE EMPIRE is th© most centrally situated Hotel in Timaru, and hold* tho Commercial Travellers' Association Certificate. C 2632 rriHE Leading Privai® Hotel i* Wellington. 1 The HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, 107 Cuba streol. The best appointments. In heart of City—a few doors above Royal. Oak. F Personal uttontion. Stay Hero When in Wellington. Tariff: 8s Cd per day; 45s per I week. E. E D ;I L S O- N. Proprietor, Telegrams: "Edilsnn." Wellington. £4824 iy' ~ . 1 . tenders, - LAKE COLERIDGE SCHEME. I 11,030 VOLT UNDERGROUND CABLE. i rriENDEKS, closing 4th JUNE, 1919. aro • J., invited for SUPPLY* and DELIYER.Y i > a t LyUelton of 1} miles 1}.,000 VOLT CABLE. L Schedule and Conditions of Contract iriay be r obtained at Public Works Offices. Auckland. ' i Christchurch' (Electrical),. Dunedin; aml'.nj' . - this Office. V' . ' ' .11. E. HERiION, i . Stores Manager. • . Publio Works. Department,.! 5 ith . March, 1919. . 31J8s i — ——rrr~ .■■■:■. ' JOHN WALLER AND SONS, LTD. ! Timber " and Coal Merchants, and Importei*. 1 Established: 187 G., ; Offices'and Yards: 367, 169 Tuam' street. Yards: 210-214 St. Asaph street, ' LARGE' and Complete Stocks of Buildera' and Farmers' Requisites. Colonial 1 Timbers- oL ©very description. Importeii 'i'iinber, 3 nrrah, Baltic, • ItSSwood, ' V.D.L.,' Y'ellow ' Pine, etc.,_ etc. Heavy Stocks of Seasoned Timber 'in. eheds ready ■ for U69. We will be pleased to furnish QUOTATIONS for Building-' Materials delivered ; to any Railway Station." WBO3B-6952 • ' MONEY. : ' | X HAVE MONEY TO LEND on any kind JL of Security, from £10 and upwardk ! F. D. KESTEVEN, KOBSI ' 4D Chancory lane. MONEY TO LEND on Approved Freehold Security ot CURRENT BATES. IZARD, LOUGHNAN. and FRYER, Solicitors, 14632 13 Cathedral equare. ■" ' ' CYCLE TYRES ar« mado in \J SCOTLAND with tho highest .grado Plantation- Rubber. Guaranteed six, . nine, twelve, and fifteen months. Sold everyr where. ' T4581

WANTEO KNOV/N. BAG- Tojj*. Very artistic Any lady can make her own bag of some nice pieco of stuff 6he may have. Alinson'6, 2a 3d to os fld. MC4G9 "WTAKTED Known—That Nicholson and Co.'s Sale starto N6401-426 at Nicholson and • Co?* Sale VY* Xo-day, everything lcducod. NWOI-i2<> WANTED "Ifticholeon wkl VVj Go.'a Sale Starts' to-day. N6401-42G WANTED, at Nicholson and Co.'s Sale, i ovcrythiiiff specially reduced. ~X\7ANTED Known—That Nicholson and ' Co.'fi Sale Starts to-day. ■ N6401-426 ANTED, at Nicholson and Co.'® Sale To-day, everything reduced. N6401-426 TXT ANTED Known—That Nicholson and I' ; Co.'fl* Salo Starts to-day. N6401-424J WANTED TO LET. WANTED TO LET. gHOPS in GLOUCESTER STREET. Low Rent. Apply OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. SUMNER Esplanade, seven-loomed, superior Furnished Bungalow. Apply, Telcpkone 2268 M. *'' 7 - WANTEP TO PURCHASE. WANTED TO PURCHASE. WPAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. PIANOS, and SEWING MACHINES. If you wish to Sell he sure and give u« a 6 Ring:, ot Call: McKENZIE and WILLIS, Auctioneers, Cathedral square (next Poet Office). Mc 6025-5146 WANTED TO PURCHASE, A GOOD, UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW of about 5 or G rooms, in a good locality. Must be cheap for cash. State price and particulars to ~ "ROMNEY MARSH," • M 6402-250 "Press" Office. T\rANTED to Purchase, ei Second-hand VV Bioycle, in good order. Stat© price and particulars to "A.C.," "Press" Office. MISCELLANEOUS. "TVrORTH BRITISH" GARDEN HOSE ii lasts for many years, and is mado by the largest Rubber in the' British Empire. Sold everywhere. Hayvard Broe. and Co., .Ltd., Sole wholesale Distributors for N.Z. . Hlsßl H/TcINTYRE'S Extra Strong Regulating UJ-L - Pilla, '5s 6d: ~ Y<rar Gioccr tir ChemisS will post -for twopence extra. • ■ OG44S t7eFT-OFF Clothing—Mrs Meagher, Cash XJ Buyer o£ Gents' Misfits, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, also Ladios' and 1 Children's Clothing. 123 Lower High street, Letters promptly attended to. Telephone No. St7B. OTOR CYCLE KIDEIiS can now procure CLINCHER DREADNOUGHT TYRES •in any size from any dealer. Haywarti Bros, and Co., Ltd., Wholeeale' Distributors for N.Z. H458) TUToINTYBE'S Extra 6tr6ng' Iteg-ulatin? ItX Pills, Ss 6d; the mo3t reliable PilLs on tho Market. Chemists and Storekeepers. . , OG_U,» LEFT-OFF Clothing—Mrs Pritchard is a Cash Buyer of Gents' Misfit and Leftoff Clothing, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, and Ltdies' and • Children's Clothing. Spot Cash. Ring up 'Phon« 8394. or write 12 Victoria street. P8079 C' " HIMNEY Sweeping. 'Phones 2000, 3742, or 39 Andover street. T. BenjaminSmith. • TV/TcINTYRE'S Extra Strong Regulating jLVA Pills, 04 6d. At all Chemists and Storekeepers.' 06445 »T ADEES." Clean up your dirty Linen Li on WASHING DAYS with "KLENZO EXTRACT OF SOAP." Always obtainable AT ALL GROCERS. H4313 INSON'S Active Servico Safety Razor is ' the shape of an ordinary razor. See it, 23 a Irugo success. M 6381 TTiNVELOPES, per packet 3d, 4d, fid, Gd, JCi cheapest in town; Boxes Paper and Ens., 9d, Is, S't Minson'e. M 6381 ' 7 Y~^TrS.' 1 ■ ON~WASHING~DAYS~{nB"t \j use "KLENZO EXTRACT OF SOAP," and watch the dirt vanish. Sold by all Grocers. ' H4813

f- , Redactions in Boots and Shoes for the Month of March GREAT BARGAIN PRICE LIST Gents' Glace Kid Best Quality Boots ••• „ /e 2 J/® pa i r Gents' Second Quality Derby Balmorals . . 17 /® i 2O /" Ladies' White Tennis Shoes 4/6 ' Children s7to 10 2/11; 11 to 1 3/6 Ladies' Box Calf Elastic Sides Boots .. ■ • ...18/11 pair Ladies Glace Kid Elastic Sides Boots .. .. .. 23/6 pair Ladies' Tan and Black Brogne Shoes .. •• 27/6 25/-pair White Kid Wedding Shoes •; .• • - • , V 11 S P *'l Women's Felt Slippers, assorted coloun, leather board soles. Now 3/9 Ladies' Suede Shoes,slip-on .. \ • •• ]0/6pa;r Children's Tan Lace and Button Boots/strong, 3to 6 .. 4/11 pair Children's Black Button and Lace Boots. 3to 6 . • -•. 4/11 pair Children's Black Glace 1-Bar, machine sewn, 4t06 .. .. 6/- pair Children's Patent Calf 1-Bar, machine sewn, 4to 6 . .. 5/- pair Girls' Box Calf 1-Bar, 7to 10 .. Impair Girls' Box Calf 1-Bar, 11 to 1 •• • • - " I Mens' Thigh Gnmßoots (Merchant R. Coy.) •• • • 27/6 pair 60 pairs Men's Light Derby Balmorals - a Ladies' Velvet Shoes, assorted .. •• •• 9/6 10/6 pair Ladies' Patent Boots, lace, white tops—Worth 30/-.. .. 22/6 pair Ladies' Evening Shoes .. .. </« V«P a ! r Men's Glace Kid Court Evening Shoes .. .. 11/9 12/6 pairMen's Extra Heavy Donble Pegged Sole Shooters - 18/11 22/6 pair Men's Greenhide Nailed Shooters.. .. •• -.28/6 pair Men's Chrome Golosh Balmorals .. • • • • • • «/>1 pair Men's Split Kip Balmorals, heel and toe tip only .. ..15/9 pair Men's Split Kip Nailed Shooters, medinm weight .. .. 15/11 pair Gent's Box Chrome Derby Boots .. -. 21/6 22/6 23/6 pair Men's Heavy Knee Gum Boots .. ~ .. •• 24/6 pair Women's Chrome Leather Lace Boots - - ..14/11 pair Women's Chrome Derby Shoes .. - pa - ,r Yonths'Chrome Goloßh Boots .. - . • • :; • »/«P»! r Ladies' Glace Kid Derby Shoes .. •• -• I *~ A,lZ v " r Youths' Stout Balmorals, heel and toe plate. 1 to 5 .. ... 13/11 pair Youths' Best Chrome Derby Bals., tips, Ito 5 • • . "£¥2l Ladies' Ward Shoes, 1-bar P 5;5 .. •• •• •• •• V" Z/opair Leather Laces 4 pairs forl/-good. Blakcy's 4 packets for 1/Ladies' Real Snede Board Bar Shoe —Worth 30J- . • • -18/11 pair Postage—Women'® 6<L, Men'*!/-. Stewart Robinson 108 Cashel Street West, Christcharch yjtto9o—23sn " M