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New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9881, 12 April 1893, Page 1

La.Nl> and estate AGENTS, WELLINGTON, OFFICES j COEN SR OF GREY AND FEATHERS. TON STREETSJ. 0. MoKEEBOW & CO, FIRST CLASS LITTLE FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE, Two and a halt miles from Palmerston North, in the far famed Fitzherbert District, Containing 107 acres, grassed, fenced round and subdivided. Price and all farther particulars on application to J. 0. McKERROW £ CO., Land Agents, Wellington. FOR SALE AT ONCE. Farm cn Manawatu Line, about 3 miles from Railway Station, containing over 800 acres, originally bnsb, now mostly fallen, and land in grass; all well watered, fenced and subdivided. Price very reasonable. Apply J. C, McKERROW & CO. Also, Farm of 378 acres in Taranaki District, all improved, housed and fenced. Owner selling because be holds too mnch land for bis means. Any reasonable offer will be entertained. Apply J, C. McKERROW & CO. Also, Farm of nearly 1200 acres, part freehold and pact leasehold ; well Improved ; now carrying nearly 3000 sheep; fences, sheep yards, and woolshed (new) ; good dwellinghouse, £o. Price and all particulars ohtained from j. C. McKERROW & CO., Land Agents, Wellington. TO THE WEAK AND NERVODS. ARE you tired of internal drugging ? Have yon thrown away your moans on advertised cares from other colonies, and have alifaiied ? If year life is of yalae, and you desire 'to regain Health, bTBENQTH AND VIGOUK, consult personally, or by poet FREE—W. NOTMANN, M.B. The Eminent Electrics! Specialist, from Europe, who has made alt chronic diseases of men and women a lifetime study, and, to convince the most sceptical, will forward electrical appliances and concentrated treatment on Easy Terms of Payment. TESTIMONIAL. 1 Cbrlstohnroh, January let, 1893.—Yonr efficacious treatment and the pleasant soothing currents I always feel from yonr electric appliances have thoroughly restored me, and I wish I bad consulted yon years ago, instead of sending money sway as the most who anfler as I did so foolishly do ; I bat 1 will write you again and tall yon how I was swindled, and anyone wishing to writs me yon oan give them my address.—J. Clarke.’ Free trials dally from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. of the latest only tellable and permanent onre for rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, liver derangement, indigestion, buzzing in head and ears, dizziness, weak back, tired feeling, specks before the eyes, all nervous diseases however caused, bladder and kidney troubles, loss of eoergy, varicose veins, and all weaknesses peculiar to men. Numerous grateful letters from both sexes oan be Inspected.! W. NOTMANN, M.E. 112, Montreal street, 107 Christchurch,