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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 8964, 15 April 1890, Page 3

For Sale or To Let 'S O LET, in Boulton street, 9-roomed S House (nearly new), with bathroom (hot and cold water), with p.w.c., washhouse, coalhouse and stable. For particulars, Messrs John Lysaght, Limited, next the Drillshed. 191 fIOR. SALE. —Building allotment in Bid-well-street, 62ft frontage by 132 ft depth ; commands splendid view of the harbour. For further particulars apply to T. J. Mountain, Old Customhouse-street. FOR SALE. 4A/\ ACRES BUSH LAND (mostly ! ? Tawa), four miles from Levin, Wellington and Manawatu Railway. Good buggy roads. Quality of land unsurpassed. Price, £1 los per acre. Terms—lo per cent cash, 33 per cent in 18 months, remainder on mortgage for six years at £5 per cent per annum interest. STEVENS AND GORTON, 346 Palmerston North. FOR SALE. \ FEW COPIES of the Excellent rl MAP OF ELECTORAL BOUNDARIES, Published in the New Zealand Mail this week, are for sale at the Times and Mail Offices. Price, 2d each. Business No Maes E. W. M ILLS aNU C°(Limited), IRONMONGERS, IRON MERCHANTS, AND SHIP CHANDLERS. Varied and Carefully Selected Stock. Latest Novelties, ' PHOTOGRAPHY. ART STUDIO, CUBA STREET (Opposite Te Aro House). W F. BURGESS is prepared in his , new premises to produce Cabinet and C. D.V. portraits equal to any executed in the city, at lowest rates. 246 OP REMOVAL. DEANE AND DEANE, Solicitoes, Have removed to their New Offices, 27, ROWE-STREET, opposite Victoria Arcade, CASTLEREAGH.STREET, SYDNEY. 633 B PURCHASE PORE g 1 X. m r A AMONG THE RUINS OF ANCIENT TROY ! THE MISSING ODE OF ANACREON !!! The earth was in gloom, and the sky was o’ercast; The storm and the rain cloud were gathering fast ; The Gods in Olympus were heavy with wine. Till Jupiter called for “ Pyretic Saline.” The bright flashing goblet the Thunderer quaffed, And glad shone the sun on the earth as he laughed, 'Ho ! sunshine and youth shall for ever be mine ; ‘For the essence of life is " Pyretic Saline.” ' He gazed on the myriads toiling below, And prophetic be spake, ‘This Celestial flow Shall some day be known, now a secret divine, To mortals as “ Lamplough’s Pyretic Saline.” 952 HILL’S BLIGHT PAINT is still on saie at Mee’e, Chemist, Lambton quay. Wellington, and of all chemists throughout the Colony. 252