TERRIBLE AGONY FROM ECZEMA "About four years ago eczema appeared on my daughter. It came in red blotches on her face, and on' most parU of her body. The skin was in£\med, and dry scales would come. The agony she endured waj terrible. She could not rest anywhere ; as soon as she would fall of! to sleep a burning itch would commence. "I heard of Cuticura Soap and Oint. ment and purchased some. Afver six weeks' treatment she was completed healed." (Signed) A. Shortt, Bundarra Road. Tingah, N.S.W. Samples free ? y post. (Soap to cleanse, Ointment to heal.) Address: R. Towns and Co- Sydney, N.S.W. Sold throughout the world.
Tenders. TENDERS wanted for Three Miles of Fencing Repairs. Tenders to close April 27.—Annly by 'nhone or personally to A G. Bell. Glen Masse?. TITILSON AND -J7-ELLI. LTD., Engineers, Iron and Brass Founder*, Black- ' smiths and Steel Structural Engineers, Makers of Concrete Mixers, Friction and Hand Winches, Garden Rollers, Fire i Escapes, and all classes' of Wrought and Cast Iron Work. WORKS: FEDERAL STREET. f 'Phones. 1441 and 1865. ================= I For Sale by Tender. I _____ ■ ( ■TOR IMMEDIATE SALE BY TENDER. ' TTARDWARE STOCK AND "piTTINGS ; Of NICHOLLS AND GRIFFITHS, LTD., i GISBORNE. N.Z. i Tenders Close at the Offices of < MESSRS. NOLAN AND SKEET. , SOLICITORS, GISBORNE, i On j MAT lit, 1918, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, i Stock Sheets and Conditions of Sale can be seen at or obtained from the following on ' application. , Or direct from , MESSRS. NOLAN AND SKEET. j SOLICITORS, GISBORNE, i Napier— Williams and Sons. Palmerston North—Manson and Barr. Auckland-C. E. Lawford, Fort Street. Wellington—Briscoe and Co. Christchurch— Reece and Bons. > Dunedin—Briscoe and Co. Wanganui—F. Spurdle, 105 a, Victoria Are. For Lease by Tender. FOR LEASE BY TENDER FOR TERM OF THREE YEARS.-My House at Te . Kauwhata, with orchard, small paddock be- I hind orchard, feeding yard, vehicle-shed and ; teedroom. Secondly, for the Lease of the balance of the paddocks, not including school paddocks. Tenders to be addressed to W. GILL, 64, Esplanade Rd., Mt. Eden, Not later than April 20, 1916 Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. pOR T EASE "DY rpENDER. 1300~A cm BEING THE HOMESTEAD PORTION OF THE WELL-KNOWN ANNANDALE ESTATE, MORRINBVILLE, THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE 1 J. C. ALLEN. We have received instructions from the Trustees in the above estate, to offer same for Leas* by Tender, in six subdivisions. Tenders to close on FRIDAY, April 26, 1918. The subdivisions vary in area from 53 to 300 acres, and comprise some of the finest dairying land in the province. The paaturea are .mostly in splendid heart and inspection will prove that the man who is fortunate enough to secure one of these sections will be in a position to conduct dairying operations under ideal conditions Three of the sections will have a full range of buildings, including cottages and milking sheds, The term of lease will be for 8 years, from Jul* 1. WWFull particulars and conditions for leasing, together with forms of tender and lithograph plans, may be obtained from the agents of the Company throughout the province; also arrangements made for inspection at any time, to suit the convenience of clients. •pvALGETY AND f»OMPANY. T TD., AUCKLAND Tourist Resorts. INO'S COURT PRIVATE HOTEL, UPPER QUEEN STREET. Phoue 225e. With Electric Light Throughout. Up-to-date Accommodation. Billiard Table. Extensive Grounds and Magnificent Views. Tennis Court. Moderate Charges. I Permanents by Arrangement. Trams to Gale. KING'S COURT PROVIDES A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. G. ARROWSMITH. Proprietor.
SONOMA, h PRIVATE HOTEL. 'Phone 725. Alfred Street. The above well-known Douse has a few Vacancies for Perrnnnonts. Single and Double Rooms. Tariff on application. MRS. NAIRN ■ • • Proprietress. TOURISTS AND THE TRAVELLING 1 PUBLIC Are notified that the NEW CLUB HOTEL. KAIKOCRA, Is now open to receive Guests. Telegrams: A. J. O'MALLEY. Kaikoura. 'THE Old-established Arkie Hay house, .L Arkle's Bay. Whangs pa raoa, still conducted undei same management. Vacancies now smlabk Terms: Adults, per day, tij; per week. 35e.—Proprietress. Mrs. Geo. Arkle. Write, wire, or ring up RENTS BATHGATE HOUSE. ROTOKUA, tho Largest Private Hotel of Kotorua. Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovated the whole of it ready for the Mason. Electric lieht lhrougho.it. hot and cold baths, patent lavatories, etc. Nearest house to I Government Baths, including the large new bath-bouse. Motor-cars and conveniences leave Brent's for all the side trips. Terms reasonable. Porters meet all trains.— T. BRENT, Proprietor. T HIRWELL PRIVATE HOTEL. Rotorui, well known as the premier house for accommodation, comfort, first-class tablo, and moderate tariff. Renovated for the coming season. Registered telegraphic address, Thirwell. Tele. 20. 7s day, 40s week.— T. P. Dowling, Proprietor. GOING TO ROTOROA ?-Trj La Mode.Furnished Rooms, single, double, and suites. Prices to wit. Electric lighti eonvi.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16822, 12 April 1918, Page 7
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