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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6450, 22 February 1908, Page 14

BUSINESS NOTICES. GEO. T. WHITE. ttstatchmakee. manufactub W ING JEWELLER. ASD OPTICIAN. ’S9, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, and nt Christchurch. DRESS AND ENGAGEMENT KINGS, t/.wce and well-selected Stocky to choose from— DIAMONDS, EMERALDS, TURQUOISES, RABIES. SAPPHIRES, Etc OUR OWN MANDFACTU " GREENSTONE— Largest assortment of Greenstone Novels ties in town, Maori Tikis, Pendants, Pen-holdcre, Jam Spoons, But tee Knives, Book-markcra. eto. Special attention given to Manufacture ing and Ropaire. A. LAURENSON, Manager. VETERINARY rrfflE WELLING. 1. TON ANIMAL HOSPITAL AND SCHOOL OF FARRIERY. Director; Wilmot C. Qninnellt M.R.C.V.S., Lon.' ADVICE AND MEDICINE FOR ALS ANIMALS. Together with Infirmary Accommodation, Telephone 2560. HOWE’S LANE, Dixon street, Wellington. NEW SEASON’S SEEDS. Larry AND CO.. LTD., Allen street have for private disposals— Akaroa Cocksfoot Perennial Ryegrass Italian Ryegrass N.Z. Grown sind Imported Cowgraat and Red Clover ! Also, Other Small Seeds. Prices on application. i M’GREGOR WRIGHT & CO MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF PAINTINGS By SIDNEY L. THOMPSON. NOW ON VIEW.

JMPERIAL ADVERTISING AGENCY General Advertising and Theatrical Agents, Hoardings. Programmes, Catalpgues. Newspaper Advertising. i Room! S, Colonial, Mutual Buildings Customhouse ((nay..,' A. SYDNEY WATi./tN _ (Late Advertising Manager “§.Z. Times'' 745 Manager. .*• ■ • FLETCHER & CO, GENERAL CARRIERS, CUSTOMHOUSE AGENTS, • PANAMA STREET. ■J4/TR H. ANDREWS, ARCHITECT, TvJL Formerly Assistant to Mr John S, Swan (Clero and Swan), and Clere, Fitzy gerald, and Richmond, has conyncnced Practice of his Profession at 81, LAMJBTON QUAY ' (Above Messrs Holliday and Co.'s). ROSE OP SHARON. SACRED Resurrection Plants.—This most rare and curious plant grows in water. , Will live for ever. Price, Is 6d each, posted to any part of the Dominion. , MISS MURRAY. Vice-Regal Floriste, 21, Willis street (Only). FARMS. MANAWATU LINE. 1 ACRES; all in grass but 350 XJLI/O acres bush; 25 paddocks; 270 acres flat, well watered; 50 acres in crop; wool-shed, with sheepyards, concrete dip, 14r«tall cowshed, large stable and machinery shed; fine 8-roomed residence, bathroom, etc.; three good cottages; miles from railway, 2\ milec i(\ creamery by good road. Price, j£lo 10c per acre; terms arranged. A GRAND DAIRY FARM, containing 91 acres; 74 acres flat, balance undulating; 8 acres broken lo plough; 9 paddocks, all in grass, small patch shelter bush; permanent water supply; good 5-roomcd house, 6-stail cowshed, trapshod, good orchard; handy to school and creamery; 2 miles from station by level road. Price, X 35 per acre; XIOOO cash required. Ol ACRES; terrace and hill country; Uli one-third in grass, balance/ bush; divided into several paddocks; good 5-roomed house; 5 miles from railway station by level road. Price, £S> per acre. qs*o ACRES: about 5 acres flat, bait)u4 anco low hills; 10 acres fallen, balance good mixed bush; well watered;, 80 chains of fencing. Price, .£3 per acre; terms arranged. NOTE.—Farmers where the above pro« pertics are situated can obtain 8d per gallon at nearest railway station, for Wellington milk supply. Write without delay to H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, AUCTIONEER. LAND and ESTATE AGENT. 7 Featherston street, Wellington, Upper and Lower Hutt. COMPLETE THREE-STORY BUILDING, TO LET,

-TfcJESSRS LAERY AND CO-, LTD., ItX en street, hare available TQ LET, as a whole or in flats, fen Up-to* date, First-class Lighted and Well* equipped S-story Building, situated in Victoria street <opposito To Aro Raih way Station). Storage Accommodation also available i