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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 12 September 1908, Page 1

iJ. H. RANKIN * AUCTIONEER, mrrty ! LAND & UIMMISeiON AGENT, I HAS FOB SALE: \ 14i ACRES Leasehold, 14 years v* ( run, with perpotual right of r newal and - all improvements : 12 acres in orchard « consisting of the latest and very best j varieties of apples, worked on up-to--1 date HaeE ; all kealthy and a sight to see, I together with, eix-roomed house, almost I new, stable, etc., B ituated in High-street, I Motiieka, unequalled for building sites. 25 Acres Freehold in Borough, with iwo Houses thereon, one of 4 roeina, and the other of six. Barn, stable, and trap-shed. A few minutes from Post Office and school. Has all been cropped. £750. 340 Acres at Waiwera, Freehold, 10---roomed House ; 20 acres been ploughed ; 25 acres in bush ; balance good Eheep country. Price £600. Easy terms. , 16 Acres Native Lease at Lower Moutere, 16 years to run ; rent £5 per annum ; 2 acres iv orchard i 9-rmd. house, 3-stall stable, fowl-houses etc., running stream on property. An id<al poultry farm £475. 21 ACRES Freehold, li tcres in feed, leaving balance under crop. 7-roomed house, 4-stall stable, barn, etc. ; 3 miles from the Port, i mile from school and Post Office. Price £700. 17 Acres Native Lease in Riwaka, annual rental £10 16s ; 19 years to run ; 5 acres in orchard : 14 acres in hops, hop , kiln, etc., £875. I 120 Acres Freehold, Ngatimoti; stoomed House, dairy, etc, 2 acres in orchard in fall bearing; 1 acres in rasp berries, wintering 100 sheep, besides horses and cattle, price £3 per acre. Satisfactory reason for selling. 606 Acres of Freehold at Ngatimoti, capable of carrying two sheep to the ' acre. House, stable, hop kiln, stables. ' dip, etc., well watered by running ' stream.. Good flats and low ploughable ' hills. iXphool on property. Price £5000, Including sheep. Easy terms. If in search of a property call and inspect our list before going elsewhere. J. H. RANKIN and CO., Auctioneers & Commission Agents, Motueka. Mrs K. Gadd, 307 Madras-st., North Christchumh, N.Z., writes: "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a most valuable ; medicine. 1 sell a lot of it in my shop, > and it is used in my home. I havo recomended it to several people and have never known it to fail. There is no ' question but what it is the foremost ' cough medicine sold in this district." ; For sale by E. G*ove & Son.* i Jamestown (South Australia). I Mr W. J. Quigley, proprietor of th« i JameEtown Hotel, writes as follows :— | "For many years I have suffered • ! from Indigestion and Dyspepsia, ana was unable to find anything to give mf relief until I tried Dr Sheldon's Di festive Tabules . I read in the papa> '■ ft^9 advertisements about these Tabule* ' ana 1 noted that they were highly recom mended by many woll-known peopU !■•:■!>» ehnut Australia, and decided t. • give t»hem a trial. I obtained a tin o the Tak^ v ' ea * rom tn . e ' oca ' ?hcmist, anr from th c fi fflt fc't Ike a different man i I was oi* 1 ' 6 to enioy my meals as neve> before a, id could eat whatever I de f sired; 'ant' since starting to take them t J have never kad an attack of indiges--3 * ti<»n lam now thoroughly cured, and < heartily roc^vnniend Dr Sheldon's Dial ge Btive Tables to anyono Buffering jjfr om indigei-tion or dyspepsia, as 1 " I J)r Sheldon's .Digestive Tabules are j softd at 2s 6d per* im of 80 tabulee. Obs ta lnabl» everywhere^ j There is not a partVe of opium or ' o Iher narcotic in Chamberlain b Cough i F lemedy, and never has been since it • \\ *is first offered to the public. It is a.= s »fe a medicine for a child as for an a jlult. This remedy is famous for itsi < lores of. colds 3nd croup, and can ol■v rays he denuded upon. For sale by [ ] S. Grove and Son.*