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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7998, 21 June 1904, Page 3

MELLSOP, ELIOTT & CO., Man&watu Land Agency. Auctioneers, Land Agents, etc. FOE SALE—S64 acres, Oroua Down?, equal in quality to land sold at £14 per acre, only £9 per acre, £500 cash. 41 acres, house and every convenience, close to Ashhurst railway station, £400 cash, balance 4£ and 5 per cent, snug little farm, good value. 352 48 acres, Kelvin Grove, ideal stud favra, superior homestead and outbuildings, price reasonable. 351 55 acres, Roberts' line, close to creamery, house seven rooms, gocd outbuildings, running stream, orchard, etc., £500 cash, balance 5 per cent. 350 5 acres, College street, valuable building sites, £600, £100 cash. 35)8 3, 5 or 16 acres, close to racecourse, Awapuni, with or without buildings, reasonable price, exceptional terms. 390 1000 acres, carries 3J cheep per acre, in addition to bullocks, price £13 per acre, or will lease with purchasing clause. 3 acres, 6 rooms, and 3 large vineries in full bear-tag, £ mile from town, a comfortable living can be made from vineries alone, price very reasonable, easy terms. 100 acres, Shannon, splendid land, level and dry, £3 per acre cash, balance 4£ per cent. Auction sales undertaken. Land Guide free on application. A ETHUR M. MOWLEM, Solicitor' •£*■ has £5,009 to lend. 7 Douglas Wallace street, Wellington, September, 1903. DEAE SIR,—For twelve months I have suffered with "Weeping" Eczema in an aggravated form, principally in my hands, wrists and elbow joints. What I tried during the year would stock a small shop, including, the Ointment at 4s 6d per pot, and Soap at 2s, besides tubes of Lanoline, Emolients, Salves, Ointments, Antidotes and medicines innumerable. I was in the Wellington Hospital three weeks, but left in the same condition,- or if anything apparently worse. Shortly after this some friends who live in Brooklyn recommended me to try KINTMENT which I did, and one box completely cured me, —Yours sincerely Mrs Zimmerman. You can get a sample box for 6d. Planteaoa, 5s ; ointment, 2s (sample box, 6d) ; soap, first quality Is, second quality 6d. Obtainable everywhere. Special Agent—Mr Hepworth, herbalist.

At C. Smith's WINTER SALE BID^R DOWN QUILTS, 12/9. LARGE TURKISH TOWELS, 1/3. DOUBLE BED SHEETING, 1/1^ yard. MARCKLLA QUILTS, from 5/11. LADIES' JACKETS, from 4/6 each. SEE THE REMNANTS. " C. SMITH, THE CASH DRAPER, Tllg SQUARE. TEA VALUE YOU CAN APPRECIATE. Value in tea is not all in the" flavour, although flavour counts for a good deal. Value in tea is expressed in the body, strength and richness, and these are the characteristics of THE NEW CRESCENT BLEND TEA At 2s uer lb. The strength and richness are obtained from the full-bodied teas of Darjeeling, and the flavour and aroma from the Une delicate teas of Ceylon. The combination or blend gives the tea a character, and makes it a desirable family tea. SOLD AT ALL STOKES. Last Week. I COLES 5 PIANO & ORGAN SALE THE Broad Street Showrooms will remain open every evening till the 25th inst. Last Week. W. S. HART, Gunmaker, MA IN STREET WEST, PaiiMbkston North. GEN DINE CLEASSNG SALE. HAVING purchased an old-estab-liisaed business I have determined to clear all my STOCK and MATERIAL at COST PBICES. Come early an 3 * ecure bargains. Large stocks of guns, <tr Qixiunition and accessories to choose froi n. MT UST BE CLEARED. N.Z. SHI IEP BREEDERS 1 ASSOCIA7TION (North Island). AGE NERAL Meeting of the Noi rthern Branch of the New Zealand Sheep Breeders' Association will b& h eld at the Moeraki Hall. Kangitiker g$ feet, near the Offioes of the Maa*wttta i and West Coast A. and P. Associafcioi o, Palmerston North, on Wed. nesday,.Jm 'ne 22nd, at 2 p.m. To rec«i ye Report and Balance-Sheet. To coe« ider important suggestions re* ceived; frta a the (Southern Branch. And Gsi leral Business. GEO. WHEELER, Chairman.