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New Zealand Times, Volume XLX, Issue 8167, 19 August 1887, Page 2

Business Notices* WHY PAY TWO PROFITS? E PEARCE, for S Years Manager of the- , Wholesale Boot Department of Turnbull Smith & Co., begs respectfully to inform • the inhabitants of Wellington that having made Special Cash Terms with the leading Manufacturers, he can supply the with a Single Pair of Boots cr Shoes at EXACTLY THE SAME PRICE AS OTHER TRADES PAY FORTHEIRS, E. PEARCE, CASH BOOT MART, i 23, Cuba-street. INTENDING Settlers are respectfully re--quested to inspect the very numerous-' properties for sale by the undersigned in and around the rapidly rising town of Palmerston North. JAMES LINTON, 392 Land Agent. JOHN WATT, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Willis Street Wellington, HAS a Large Stock of Religions and other" worts, which he is offering at a great - Reduction upon the usual selling price. Wace’s Classified Gems of Thought, in con- - venient form for use as a dictionary of ready reference cn religious subjects,. 10s 6d Eawsett’s Englishman’s Critical and Exposi tory Bible Cyclopaedia, Ss 6d. Crudeu’s Concordance, large dition, 4s Stapfer’s Palestine in Time of Christ, 10s The Christian's Plea against Modern Unbelief, 7s 6d Field’s Handbook of Christian Theology, 5s 6d Jay's Morning and Evening Exercises, 4 vols,. 16s Jay’s Family Prayers, 5s The Family Prayer Book, large editicn, 5s Telford’s Life of John Wesley, 7s Gd Daniel’s Short History of Methodists, 4s Stoughton’s History of Religion in England,. 6 vola, 30s Paxton Hood’s World of Anecdote, 5s Gd Paxton Hood’s World of Moral and Religious Anecdote, 5s 6d Paxton Hood’s World of Proverbs, 10s Prescemese’s Early Years, 4 vols., 20s Parker’s Inner-Life, 3 vols., 22s Parker’s Apostolic Life, 3 vols., 22s Pike’s C. H. Spurgeon, 43Cooper’s Thoughts at Fourscore, Gs Stable’s Cruise of the Land Yacht * Wanderer,’ 10s Davidson’s Talks with Young Men—ThaCity Youth, Forwarned, Forearmed, each 4s Biblical Lights and Side-Lights, offered at 7s* Sunday School Cards, Sunday School Reward Books, Pocket Bibles from Gd upwards. Family Bibles, Pulpit Bibles, a largestock on hand MEDICAL BOOKS— Harfcshorne’s Household Manual of Medi—cines, eight Plates, and nearly 300 Illustrations, 22s Gd Fullerton’s Family Medical Guide, 14s 6d The Family Physician Cfaavaases’ Advice to a Wife, 3s Cbavasses’ Advice to a Mother, 3s Chavasses’ Counsel to a Mother, 3s Chavasaes’ Aphorisms for Parents, 3s Gulley’s Domestic Water Cure. 3s Dr. Weatherly’s Young Wife’s Own Br,ok r la 3d Childrens’ Lives, and How to Protect Them, 3s 6d Coffin’s Botanic Guide to Health, 7s Gd Coffin's Treatise on Midwifery, 5s 6d G.ffin’s Treatise on Diseases of the Generative System, 2s Gd Coffin’s Lectures on Medical Botany, 3s The Family Doctor, a dictionary of domesticmedicine, 4s » The Ladies’ Physician, a guide in the treatment of their ailments, 6* Gd Fox’s Family Botanic Guido, 3s 6d Eno’a The Stomach and its Trials, Is'Gd Ruddock’s Homeopathic Vade Meoum, Gs Gd* Ruddock’s The Common Diseases of Women,. 2s Gd Smedley’s Pracfcal Hydropathy, 3s Smedley’s Ladies’ Manual, 2s Gd Schott’s Health Hints to Women, 7s Kirk’s Papers on Health, series 1 to 11, each: 2s Gd Ruddock's Stepping Stone to Homoeopathy,. Is Gd Ruddock’s Common Diseases of Children,. , Is 6d Davies’ Nursery Hints, Is 3d JOHN WATT receives by every directboat the newest Novels and latest Periodicals,. Wholesale and Retail. Stevens and GortonList of properties' FOE SALE BY STEVENS AND GORTON. Auctioneers, Land and Stock Aoests, BULLS, RANGITIKEI. 222 acres; a very well-improved farm,, close to Palmerston North, beingsections 423 and 425, Kairanga Dis-trict-165 acres in good grass, balance (excepting 10 acres) burnt and sown p 2 good dwelling-houses and dairy. 1000 acres, Native leasehold, Ekatahuna Block, Wairarapa district; 18 years to run. Improvements : 180 acres ingrass, small house, considerable quanity of fencing, well watered. Masterton main road and Woodville-Master-ton railway (now in progress) gothrough centre of the block. Pricevery moderate. 1150 Acres Freehold. —First-class agricultural and grazing farm, situated within two miles of Halconibe, good metal read running through it, fenced and subdivided into 18 paddocks, well watered, good 16-roomed dwellinghouse, two stables, granary, woolshed, cottage, slaughter-house, and other convenient buildings ; stock-yard, &c. 472| acres freehold first-class agricultural and grazing fa-m, adjoining towushipof Feilding, fenced, and subdivided into 15 paddocks, 9-roomed dwellinghouse, 5-sta!l stable, granary, and necessary out-buildings; land of the* very best quality. Price, a bargain. 542 acres freehold sections 54, 55, and 56, township of sandon. A good agricultural and grazing farm, fenced, and subdivided into 3 paddocks, G-roomed dwelling-house, stable, granary, and necessary cut-buildings, with or without stock. 148 acres, Ashnrst suburban district ; 65 acres in good grass; fenced and well watered. Price, L 5 per acre, 1180 acres ; sections 12, 13, and part of 51, portion fronting railway line Foxton to Palmerston, ail cleared exceptim" 15 ac;es ; 95 acres in good grass, 70 burnt and sown; good 6ruoioed house, i-tabie, ehecl, and orchard 1220 acres freehold, Manchester Block sections S 6 and 302 ; 300 acres cleared and in good grasses; metal road to fate; ten miles from Feilding and larton, and seven from Hal combe ; 416 chains fencing already erected oa property; ornamental trees planted on good site for house; and an orchard planted with choice fruit trees Intending purchasess will be provided with a horse and Blown over the properties, on ap» plication to STEVENS AND’ GORTONi