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Manawatu Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12757, 1 April 1914, Page 1

WANTED. J. Hadfield, 50 and 50A Rangitikei street, PALMERSTON NORTH, LICENSED Pawnbroker and Sec-ond-hand Dewer. Money to lend on all kinds of pro« perty from 2s 6d to £SOO. 'Phone 607. TO LEND ON DAIRY STOCK. Apply, R. MACKAY, 35 Rangitikei street, PALMERSTON NORTH. J. C. Mooney, SECOND-HAND DEALER, 60 Rangitikei street, PALMERSTON. NORTH. FOR SALE.—3 Pairs Gents' Hunting Boots for sale; 1 10-ton stumping jack. HOTEL Employees' General Meeting TO-MORROW NIGHT, April Ist, 8 o 'clock, Britannia Buildings, three doors from Fullers', George street. WASTE PAPER foil sale. Apply Manawatu Daily Times Office. WOOLLETT'S, 53 Main street West, for Ladies' Underwear, j Bloomers 2s 9d, Singlets Is 3d and Is 6d, Camisoles Is lid. Children's Underwear of all descriptions. Large Size All Wool Colonial Blankets, 25s per pair, at Edmund Osborne's, P.C.D., 57 Main street West, Palmerston North. k NYONE furnishing or replenish- ■*-*- ing their homes should see Mounsey and Co.'s stock of new furniture. 8 /CHOICE Assortment Men's Velvet and Pelt Hats just arrived at Edmund Osborne's, P.C.D., 57 Main street West, Palmerston North.

, riIHE Club Hotel Wine and Spirit JL Yaultsare not wholesale at retail prices, but retail at wholesale prices. Just arrived:—Munro's Imperial Scotch Whisky 5s per bottle, 55s per case, Tucker's Y. 0., Liqueur Whisky 5/6 per bottle, 60s per case: Tucker's Blend 10 year old Scotch Whisky 4/6 per bottle, 30s per gallon ; Australian Wines 3/6 per bottle, 36s per assorted case. Leading brands of Colonial Ales and Stouts 9s per dozen, or 8/6 per dozen taking 4 dozen. H. B. Tucker, Proprietor, A N DREWS AND SONS, For Chestsl terfields, Couches, Box Ottoman Dining Suites covered in any material, Best value in town. 80 Rangitikei-st. IF you drink nothing else try a cnp < of Whitehead Bros, celebrated Tea at their Refreshment Rooms, Main Street West and The Sqaure. OAK FURNITURE of all the latest designs, made to order at the lowcash pricei). Andrews and Sons, 80 Rangitikei Street. OUALITY CAKE Whitehead Bros 6d, Bd, lOd, and Is per lb, made fresh daily. Main Street West and The Square A Rare Opportunity. QQfk ACEES, freehold, best OOU swamp land, for sale at £2O per acre; £1666 cash required, balance on terms. This property is situated on the Rangitaiki swamp, six miles from Whakatane, on main coach road to Rotorua, and within 1% miles Otarere Post Office, Store, Saleyards, School, Church, and proposed railway station. A dairy factory will be erected in the vicinity shortly; there are a 4-roomed cottage, man's whare, 6-stall stable, loose box, large implement shed and storeroom. There is at present 40 acres in swedes (good crop), 50 acres in stubble. Paddock of 50 acres in grass and balance in rough state, but ready for the plough. 50 acres could be burnt off and surface sown. The property is all drained. The Rotorua to Opotiki, coach passes the house every day. I would sell 50, 100 or 200 acres if purchaser should wish. For further particulars apply to A. L. LUKE, OTARERE, VIA ROTORUA.

"ACRES, close to Feilding, all flat, all in grass, will carry 25 cows and do them well. Subdivided into three paddocks. Good 8-roomed house, bath-room, scullery and washhouse, cow-bails, haysheds, loose-boxes, feed-room, harness-room, etc. Lease has four years to run. Price for goodwill of lease and stock as a going concern £4OO. FREDERICK HERRING, Rangitikei-st. Palmerston N. WE have the following sums amiable, £IOO, £l5O and £SOO iTr investment at 6 per cent. J. A. Nash & Co., George-street. WANTED.— To sell the lease and furniture, boardinghou«e, Plim- | merton. Apply E. H. Vaughan, Plimmerton.