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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10753, 28 April 1911, Page 5

HIGHLAND DIP. LIQUID POISONOUS, Sgals 265. POWDER P0150N0U5....55a per case. PASTE POISONOUS...32b 6d for 801bs. LIBERAL DISCOUNTS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO., LTD., SOLE AGENTS.

jIARMS FOR SALE. 144 ACRES Education Reserve, rich hea%'y land, suitable for dairying or grain growing, well fenced ana watered. Buildings are 5-roomed House, 6-stall Stable, Implement Shed, Chaffhouse. Lease has 13 years to run. Close to creamery, school, and market tcwn. Low price for goodwill. 147 ACRES L.1.P., rent £ls half-1 : yearly, subdivided into 10 fields, ■ ':., good fences and well watered, 5- ; roomed Cottage, washhouse, dairy, stable, granary, machine shed, etc.; close to school and handy to railway. Low price and easy terms. 290 ACRES FREEHOLD, well subdivided, good buildings; close to. railway and market town. Reasonable prices. 1000 ACRES FREEHOLD in .12 padr docks, good fences, water in every paddock; 7-roomed House with all conveniences, woolshed, 6-stall stable, 2 loose-boxes, implement shed, etc' Good sheep farm at a reasonable price. We have lots of Properties for sale in sizes from 5 Acres upwards. Anyone writing or calling on us will find it to their advantage. National Mortgage and Agency Go. of N.Z., Ltd., Timaru. FOR SALE. APTERITE, A SURE REMEDY FOR THE POTATO GRUB. We havo just received a small quantity of AP'i'lltlTE, put up in tins and casks. Potato-growers who wish to save their potatoes from the ravages of the potato moth and grub should not lose any time in securing some APTERITE. BRUCE CHRISTIE AND CO. Queen's Hotel. UITABLE ACCOMMODATION for K-r Holidav Visitors at the QUEEN'S HOTEL, THAMES STREET. The Queen's is admirably adapted for visitors; it is central, thoroughly respectable; it is homely; an EXCELLENT TABLE is kept; and the attention is of the best. Book your earliest. The .'phone is No. 77. CHARGES REASONABLE. J. S. WOODS, PROPRIETOR.

FOR PIANOS & FURNITURE. 1 EVERY Housewife knows the trouble and anxiety that the finish on a piano usually gives her. She properly hesitates about applying a furniture polish or the many cleaners on the market, some of which are positively ruiuous. ' ~T T„ _ T _ Mr OAKDEN has on Sale "LIQUID VENEER," which will nourish and revive the original finish, beside adding more gloss. Easily applied. Don't hesitate to use "Liquid Veneer on your piano and furniture. J. T. OAKDEN, PIANO IMPORTER. 249 BOOKS. STATIONERY. Ledgers— Cash Books, Day Books, Letter Books, and Office Stationery of every kind, at Lowest Prices. Writing Tablets— Note Papers and Envolopoa, all sizes. Artists' ColorsBrushes, Oanvaseß, Boards, etc Diaries, 1911— Ofiico and Pocket sizes. - . Fountain Pens at ■ ■:.£ ':V :^:\ 2s 6d, 3s 6d, ss, 6s 6d, 7s, ?s. 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 15s, and upwards. School Books -"% V : - And all other requirements for the Primary and High Schools. Newest Books And Periodicals received direct from London every week. "Daily Mail" & "Daily News" Year Books, 1911, 9d each. Local View Post Cards— A Big Selection. Slazenger's New 1911 Tennis Balls. Photographic Cameras— Plates, Papers, Chemicals, ano other requisites. Send for m> new and complete Price List oi Photographic Goods. A. FRASER, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, lichen Street. 'T'S OTJR HIGHEST AIM TO GIVE _ SATISFACTION.—We commence on the first rung and get the most skilful artist —we have one in Mr A. A. Brown—and so far he has gained unqualified approval. Ho is really the finest tonsorial artist who has attended to local wants for years past. His treatment is delicate—he shows a true knowledge of the art. CHAS. HERBERT, QUEEN'S SALOON. J Beg to Notify the General Pub- ■ ■ ■ lie that we have DISPOSED of THE MOTOR SECTION of our Business to MR WM. DEWAR, who will now carry on the North Otago Garage on his own account. In acknowledging our appreciation of the Liberal Patronage we have enjoyed, we ask that the same favors bs extended to our Successor. MILLER BROS. TAILORING. * BEAUTIFUL SELECTION of the L LATEST TWEEDS and WORSTEDS to select from. Gents' Own Material made up. Perfect St and superior workmanship guaranteed. Thomas Milne, ' TAJLOR, JTCHEN STREET, 484