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J MACKESY AM) SON, I £100 CASH DEPOSIT. J 102 ACRES, Freehold. All in good I grass, excepting -0 acres bush. Umg ■ ! fenced. House ti roo;at : , Curvy- ] ing a beast to two acres. I PRICE u>3o. £100 C;:.--.h. iiaJaiT.-c i easy. J £100 CASH DEPOSIT. I 153 ACRES, Frcfiiou;. i'nlf in I grass. All Well wateri cd. House r> rooms, good liai'ii, etc. !■ Volcanic i-.v.ti clay soil?. Attractive ; property. School, hall, l. J . 0., <;U\ i'evv j minutes. I easy. i TO LEASE. 520 ACRE FARM. SUITABLE for Dairying and Cuttle Grazing. 5-rooined dwelling. Cream cart service past property. To be i leased until mid-winter, I'JIS. i ; RENT: 30/ per week. i MACKESY AETi SOH, i WII.VXGAREI. i ( !• STOCK AM) OEXEEAi, LAN!) AGENTS, VALUERS, Etc. COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS, BANK STREET, WHANGAIIEI. AGENCIES: Royal Insurance Co.. Uil (Fire, Accident, Marino, etc). "Perfect" Separators. F. and W, WAKELIX .. Auctioneers i i I i ( - J SINGEIt SEWING JLVCHIM'.S. CHEAPEST BECAUSE BEST. TERMS THE EASIEST. SINGER SHOP. BANK STREET, WHAXGAREI. Agent W. Caldcr

V(V\O I j Vs_ «•<•» /'W / // / Si JL isLit» ii i& &*&<£!» ZLIiJ4 a it VU& vJ» Jl *iw r 0 |. : 1 « »-g TLTT i : I ■ f Music makes an appeal to the finer j> j emotions and has an influence for good. I H It is inspiring—uplifting. With a good fc ij piano in your home the musical tastes i ■\ of the whole family can be gratified. h \, ' And speaking of GOOD pianos brings | I; us to these three famous, favoured | "'1 instruments: I I 'Bhe Spencer j [ ; *Uhe Rogers \ i I H We wholeheartedly recommend these pianos to your notice. They have the if P tonal quality—llie touch—the ressponsiveneas that the true artist looks for. The > ! i instruments named enjoy a wonderful popularity in both Islands of the Domin- | ' ion. They are specially adapted to stand the most trj'ing climate. ;: i| THE "SPENCER," a London production, has an excellent tone and gives the I i same sense of satisfaction, no matter what style oi music is played. Its f, t' delicate, sensitive touch makes it suitable ior accompaniments where great \ f sympatliy i 3 imperative. [ ( ' THE "ROGERS," jnnde by Gco. Rogers & Sons, of London, has a full rich, '{ I resonant tone that is quite distinctive and a touch that the finest musician will if •■] appreciate. It is soundly constructed, will remain long in tune, and give more i[ j-Fj than a lifetime of good, honest service. j> ' \ THE "MARSHALL & ROSE"—a London piano—is in high favour amongst j> t'j discriminatiiiß pianists. The tone is ao grand, bo magnificent, and the touch so i? fel delicate, that the player can intcipret any of the great masterpieces and give *| I rein to his most intimate feelings. | j' 1 Constructionally and musically these Pianos measure up to your highest f Pi conception of what the truly perfect piano should do. Come —we invite your f, <A early inspection. Bring a friend—two friends. | v * jETHRO LOCK, Gen. Manager L I M I T E D