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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 7276, 28 August 1901, Page 4

FOR BOOKS I ANNUALS-! FANCY GOODS 1 CHINA AND GLASSWARE I I LEATHER GOODS.! ELECTROPLATE I JAPANESE GOODS YS, &o. 1 CEICKET MATEEIAL TENNIS GOODS CKOQUET SETS " FOOTBALLS. &o. THE SQUARE, Notice ol iEernoval. w. a amble XN returning thaDks for the suppor accorded him in thQ past, heps t( intimate to his customers and the public ir general -that he has removed to raon commodious premies situated in MAD STREET, next to Mr Chas. Dahl's. A large assortment of English, Colonial an< American goods on hand. Ordora made up on the premises. Ladies' and Gents' Saddles { speciality. Inspection Invited. I<'OR SALE. WAIKATO, AUCKLAND. £8 103 "PER ACRE. AN Sxcolleufc RiversidefFarm, o 547 acres,, all well fenced am sub-divided, and under grass am crop, except 5 acres plantation am one-acre orchard. The greater par lovel. Long frontage to river House, 7 rooms, and outbuildings Close to creamery, church and post and telegraph office railway station, 3 miles. Gooi neighborhood. Excellent roads The price has been fixed very low, a £8 10s per acre, as the owners hay determined to realise. Furthe particulars from SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, Land and Estate Agents and Lan Auctioneers, 95 Queen Street, Auckland. LEASEHOLDS. p EVERAL good Leasehold Pre I 3 perties on bond. Apply to — A. 0. BURR, P.O. Box, 109., Palmerston North. HASTINGS, HA.WKE BA Boarding School for Boys ryiERMS—SO guineaa por>nnum. Pros .1. peotus on application' to JOHN A. ERASER, Hes^iDdster CHEAP MONEY. CHEAP MONEY. IN SUMS OF £100 TO £XO,OOO COUNTRY CITY and BURBUBBAN FREEHOLD! AT 4i PEE CENT. ERMS of repayment of the moE liberal character, w oh ca be ascertained on enquiry For forms of application and hi information apply at any agency c the Government Insurance Depart ment. J. H. RICHARDSON, , Government Insurance Commissioner, "VTERVOUSNESS, LOSS of ENERG"! X\ and STRENGTH—A Gentlema having tried iv vaiu every advertise' remedy, and discovered a simple means c cure, will be happy to forward particular to sufferers on receipt of stamped directs envelope. Address—A MINER, G.P.0., Sydney A country clergyman writes thus :- " Your simple method onabled me to cur myself and others after years of useles reatment and sufferins." OPEGIAL OFFER OF SHELTEI **■* TREES. 10,0 Nflo' Macrocarpa 2-year-old, 15s pc: 100 40,000 Macrdoarpa Seedlings (strong) 5s per 100. 10,000 Piais Insigui^, 2-year-old, 10s pe] 100. 2,000 Pinis Insignis, 2-yßai'-old, extrt strong, 15s pur 100. 10)000 Finis Insignia Seedlings, 5s pej 100. The above aro all strong trees, anc have been specially prepared fot' transplanting. Gash with order. All orders carefully packed and delivered at railway station. J O I-IN N A I R N Manawatu Vineries, College Street, Palrnei-ston N •JOB PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING WORKS CNexfc Daily Times Oißcc THE SQUARE, PALMEKSTON NORTH. WATSON & EYRE "JLTAV.E ploiisuro in announcing that -1.-L- tltcy liuvo conuneucod hiisinvSi ut llie above address, ;uid are prepared to oxcuiitc Ordurs^i'or ovcry doseription of.j ARTISTIC] COMMERCIAL, and GBKERAL PRINTING. FrJAH .T)oparLuiont,B arc under iiie immediate supervision of Lho Proprietors. W.E. trust that by strict uMenlion to t!ie wants oi' lliuir customers, and punctuality in exceulin.g Orders,|,to mcriL_u share of public patroiuige. TELEPHONE 348. "Who wouldn't be a brainless tool V/ith heaps of glist'ning gold, Than some poor scholar fresh from school Thrust homeless on the wo. Id ? Who wouldn't rather lose his wcilthi Than cougha and colds endure Then, be content, enjoy good'health, -.. To;ko Wood's Oreat Ponpormend Qxwc j