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Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8262, 31 May 1895, Page 4

WONDERFUL KM Mood -Purifying Effect ■;_ -OFAyer's Sarsaparilla. b; for. Charles Stephenson, a well-known £1 Baiiway Employe" at Kaiapoi, £J, New Zealand, writes: tt "About ten years ago, while engaged in shunting, my foot canght between tlie rails, md my leg was fractured below the knee. [t healed in time, but I have been troubled , ever since with swollen veins, and have been . obliged, at times, to wear a bandage. About ■ a year ago it became much worse, and I _ feared I should be obliged to give up my i work. A friend advised me to try Ayer's I Sarsaparilla. I did so, and after taking four g bottles the swelling disappeared, and I have , not been troubled with it since." Ayer's Sarsaparilla j Has cured others, will cure you. j Messrs Adams iESDgdtn; H4VE THE FOLLOWING 1 PROPERTIES FOR SALE 4. The propetsy known as " Kinloob," fa§ar the Boya' Col'ege, comprising Three ftores, of land, with large DwelliDg-bouae in first-classs order. Gas and wster laid on. 6. That dfsiTßb'B and healthily Bitaated residence in Brougham street, known as " Ellerslie," containing seven rooms, ocmoiandiDg fine view of tbe town and bay, with good garden at-d orchard. 7. Splendid building site, being parta of sec tions 217 anl 219, Nelson, having a iroistape of 9S feet to New street, with a depth of 181 feet to a private road. 9. Parts of seotions 28 and 29, Wairoa, containing 97 acres of good land, with Cottage thereon, It iB all eeourely fenced, and is a good proper*? for a working man. 18. Dwelling-house, containing seven rooms, with all conveniences, situate on Maitai Bank. 19. Fine Gentleman's Country Besidence at Suburban North. Fifty-two acres of good land, well grassed, fenced, and divided into paidocks, with alevenroomed hoose and bathroom, washbouse, dairy, workshop, stable, cowshed, and other outbuildings ; two acres of orchard. It is a Bplendid property, and within six miles of Nelson. 20. Good Agricultural Farm, beiog sections 17 and 18, Motueka, containing 100 aoreß, o! whioh 90 aoreß can be cropped. It is all level and fenced, and divided into Dine paddocks. There is a good nine-roomed house on the property. 21. Charles Silocck's property, Brightwater b acres cf Land with Dwelling-house and BJacksmi.h'a Shop thereon. 22 A first-olasß Agricultural Farm tt Waimea East, containing 912 acres of pood level Jand, all fenced, &nd divided into paddooke, with aix-roomed House* Stable, and Outhouseß* Within one mile of Brightwater Baiiway Station. 23. The Wangapeka Bun containing 4454 aoreß of good freehold land, with eightroomed Dwelliog-house, Stable, Woolshed, Sheep-yards, Dip, and all other necessary conveniences for a firgt-elaes Sheep Bun. 24. 632 acres freehold, Wangapeka; 1100 acres freehold, Wangapeka; 671 aore s freehod, Wangapeka; 1521 aerea eehold, Wangapeka. All the above are capable of being made into good sheep farms. 25. 28J aores good level Land at Lower Moutare, part section 200, fenaed, an* divided into five paddooks. It kR3 jast been ploughed and oropped. 26. A good business Property in Takaka townßhip. A splendid opportunity for anyone wishiog to go into a general business. For further particulars apply to üb. ... . 27. 7 J acres of good la hd within l^nn'wßOf Takaka township. 28. Part seotion 151, Motupipi, known as 11 The Grove," o ntaining nine acres, with eight-rooms Dwelling-house and Outbuildicgs. A beautifully Eituated residence. 29. Part of aeotion 63, Motnpipi, containing 4 acres, with eight-roomed Dwelling houße, known as "Cliff House," and Ootbuildings. 30. Part of section 64, Motupipi, containing three aoreß, known as " Whie acre Bise," with eight-roomed Dwelling-houße and Outbuildings. 31. Longney'B Accommodation House Property, containing 150 aoreß freehold and 320 acres leasehold land, with all the Btook fuereon. 32. 20 aores, tlo.upipi, all level anl fenoed, William Beilly's property. 33. Henry Checker's Properly, 250 acres leasehold, Motueks, being 200 aoreß Native Beserva Bnd 50 aoreß Domain Beserve. Bent £15 per annum. Price £180. 34. Thirty-one feet frontage to Hardy street, part of Seotion 449, Mr A. C. Gloyne'e property. 35. James Bell's farm at Inangahaa, containing 150 aores Bplendid level land. Sevan-roomed house and all necessary outbuildiDgs. The househo d furniture, implements, Btook, and crops will be Bold with the property. The whole to be disposed of as a going concern. 36. Daniel Moulder's property at Motnpipi, 55 aoiea of good level land. ADAMS fInKM soueiTOiis, NELSON. OUR well assorted Bock of FANCY WOBK ib now being sold at lees than halt price to effect a speedy clearance. OAKBY 8. NEW ZEALAND BAILWAYS 4 LTEBNATIVE TENDERS will be re*, J\_ ceivei at tbe Public Works Offices, Auotland, Wellington, Grejmouth, Dunedin, nalil NOON of WEDNESDAY the 12th June, 1895, for SUPPLY AND DELIVEBY OP TIMBEB FOB FLOOD OPENINGS (about 100,000 ft. 8.M.) for the Seaward Buah Kaiiwaj (Waituna Section). They are to be marked on the outside " Tender for Timber for Flood openings, " and addressed to the Hon- the Minister for Public Works, Wellington. Specifications, &0., may be seen at the above-mentioned offices, at the Chief Surveyor's Office, Napier, and at the poit-offic.B, Dargaville, Whangarei, Waipawa Danevirk*. Fielding, Woodville, Eketahuaa, Hokitika, Blenheim, Havelook, Nelson, Inveroargill, and Pablic Works Office Wesiport The lowest or any tenders not neoessarily acceptedBy command. I W. H. HALES, Engineer- in Chief. Public Works Office, — Wflllißoton. 16,h ay, 1895,: 1174