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Feilding Star, Volume II, Issue 323, 22 July 1907, Page 4

I isf^N SPECTACLES t TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS FROM 2s 6d TO 30s. G^^B^^H WE HAVE JUST LANDED A ■r^ VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF JE IK GOLD-RIMMED SPECS. SAVE YOUR EYES. T. A. W. NICHOLSON, -> CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN, the"empiSe^ HORSE AND CATTLE ZTj^ZJZ EMBROCATION. COMPLAINTS USE IT AND NO OTHER. PRICE 3/6 PER BOTTLE. THB EMPIRE TORPEDO FOR COLIC AND GRIPES. PRICE, 2/6 PER PACKET. THB EMPIRE ak£Sk POWDERS j FOR CONDITION AND INTERNAL COMPLAINTS. PRICE, 2/6 PACKET. i rPHESE GOODS are recognised by leading authorities to .be ; nnsurT passe* in Quality and Curative Powers, and their Fabulous Sales pronounoTthem to h/ve reached the top of the ladder, and proclaim them superior to any known preparation. ! AGENTS FOR FEILDING: JAMES AM) CO., COACHBUILDERS AND WHEELWRIGHTS.

IN THE ESTATE OF W. A. ELLERM. Late of Sanson, farmer (deceased). SEPARATE TENDERS are invited for the purchase of the Freehold of undermentioned properties: — 1. Section No. 272, Block IV. (Tekaw<a), containing 163 acres 3 roods 6 perches (Mount Stewart). 2. Section No. 277. Block IV, Tekawa, containing 160 acres, 0 roods 7 perches (Mount Stewart). Upon and subject to following conditions — a. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. b. Intending purchasers may tender for the property as a whole, but separate prices for each section must be sent in. c. Possession to be given and taken on 2nd September, 1907. Section No. 277 is fully fenced, and divided into three paddocks, permanent water, all been ploughed. There are no buildings on this secSection No. 272 is divided into 7 paddocks, permanent water, all m good grass, has all been ploughed (save about 10 acres), good ten-room-ed house, granary, implement shed, farm stables, woolshed, sheep yards, and dip, all in good order. Each tender, accompanied with a marked cheque for £10 per centum of amount of tender, addressed to the Ezecutorß, care of A. G.^ Carty, Solicitor, Feilding. Tenders close on the first day of August, 1907. . Conditions -may be seen at the office of Arthur G. Carty, Sohoitor, Feilding. GARTHBW'S ARCADE last of 'NEW BOOKS and New Bap-plifls:-«Red Russia, by Foster Fraser: "The Doctor" by Ralph Connor; "My Friend toe. Chauffeur," by O. K.jutf J.;W. , TOJiamson; "The Master Spirit." by Sir W Magney; "The Man Who Rose Affam,' T n>y Joseph Hocking; "The TTacer' of tost ftnpW' by Robert W. Chambers; "The Cast Away," by Rivers; " The Jf ystery," byfl. E. White arid S. H: Adams; ; "The Mystics," by Katherme Cecil Thurtton; "Little Bason." by S. R. Xlrooket: "The Car of Destiny "by, C. N. and I A. M; Williamson; ''The Cruise of the Dizder." by Ja<?k.Lordon ; "the Slave of Silence." by F M. Whit*', "The Patriota/ 1 by Bra-fr. '