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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11999, 27 July 1907, Page 4

Pianos. Pianos* JUST EECEIVED.— A direct Shipment of A. .T, HAELAND'S CELEBEATED PIANOS, Academy, Empire, and Queen Models* . Also, a Sample Portable * EVANGELIST HAEMONIUM by the same maker. The lightest, cheapest, and most powerful ever invented. Weighs 18lbs, ; closes to small portmanteau size. Call and inspect our stock of Pianos and the marvellous Carpenter Organs, Low prices, Easy Terms, LOCK, Universal Provider. Guns, (jSuns. I "\]f7"E are pleased to announce that we * T T have received a shipment of first--1 class and up-to-date DOUBLE-BAEEEL SHOT GUNS direct from the celebrated maker, ME C. G. BONEHILL, who is admitted to be one of the best manufacturers in the world. Fine English or Damascus Twin Barrels, properly full choke bored, steel rebounding front action locks, and all the latest improvemonts. Prices from £<& upwards. LOCK, Complete Furnisher. > (NEW INVENTION). I The Britannia Air Rifle. r nnHE mGst Powerful and Accurate in \ JL the world, for efficiently learning the art of Eifle Shooting at trifling cost. Eecommended by the greatest military authorities in England. This marvellous Air Eifle has a range of 50 yards : will | kill a rabbit at 40 yards. | Merometer Eear Sight. Polygrove Eifling. 1000 Shots for ss. , Full particulars from the Importer. i W LOCK. ; WANTED, * A t* f\ BABIES, Fathers and Mothers, TcOU also big Brothers and Sisters, j to read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest . the following; and never, never, never ! Forget it. : THAT - S. WINN, Late C. G, Peart, is an IMPORTER of , B.S.A. CYCLES, and offers them as fol--1 lows :— POPULAES, fitted with Clincher A Won Tyres, Brampton Chains, Eadie coaster hubs, Brooks' saddles, pumps and tools ; gold line finish ; a really serviceable mount for ,£l2 10s. SPECIAL, fitted with Dunlop Tyres. - Eeynolds' chains, Eadie coaster hubs, Brooks' saddles, pumps, and tools complete, lined two colors, and highest class plating. A really superb mount or .£l3 10s. LADIES' Machines, same price. All stamped with the three rifles — a sufficient guarantee of their superiority. ■ For EUDGE-WHITWOETHS, No ? reasonable offer refused. See Samples at the Works. S. WINN, Lower Har^v-<?treet, Nelson, ■; BY TELEPATHY (copyright). ) ** 1%/TESSES GILMOEE, JLtX Auckland.— Wish I had come across your Planter's 1 Choice or Arcadia tea earlier. Coupon, rubbish aggravated malady. Good-bye. — All-Jones, Wellington." The Cup \ that Cheers, and at the same time invigorates and builds up the body is a CUP OF EX OX St. George Pure Extract of Beef. Just as easy to make as a cup of tea, and far more strengthening. Splendid for Invalids and Children. — Manufactured by — IEVINE & STEVENSON'S ST, GEOEGE COY., Ltd., Dunedin. Tip-Top Agricultural and Pastoral Farm. "1 A " CRE Farm, all fenced and \/jC\j\y subdivided into 10 paddocks, watered by running streams, sheep yards and dip; 300 acres ploughable; grows good wheat, barley, and oats 3 will carry 1000 sheep (good fattening country) also large number of cattle. House 8 rooms, large barn, sheds, and all necessary outbuildings; on main road, mile froiu school, 4 miles from railway. Fnll particulars and price on application to BISLEY BEOS. & CO., 1408 Land and Estate Agents. f^ ILMOEE & CO.'S Planter's \JT Choice and Arcadia Teas do not need coupons or prizes to sell them anywhere. WHY ? THOS. H, HIGGS, Stock and Station Agent* WAKEFIELD. FOE, ISALE. WAI-ITI. — House, seven rooms. 12 acres more or less, 4 acres in hops, i acre orchard. Fenced and sub-divided. "W3II watered. One mile from railway, Post Office, and school, Easy terms. WAKEFIELD.— SpIendid property, 2£ miles from Wakefield, 64 acres unduj lating limestoue country. All been under plough, now in grass, will carry 300 sheep, tip to;,) land for cows, well watered, fenced, nnd sub-divided. Cottage 4 rooms, hop kiln, new wool press. Easy- terms. WAKEFIELP.— House, seven rooms, detached dairy, barn, stable, pigstye, and fowl house ; 10 acres, more or less, of very best level land, 2 acres in orchard, balance in grass. Plenty water, all level, and well . drained. Easy terms, WAKEFIELD.— Brick kiln, sheds, tools and all requisites for carrying on brickmaidng. Superior clay handy for bricks and tiles, with 9 acres, more or less, of best quality land, of which 2$ acres are in hops, and one acre orchard and garden, Easy terms. WAI-ITI VALLEY. — 700 acres, consisting of 220 acres freehold, and 480 acres 0.r.p., with 6 years to run ; greater part of this property could be ploughed; 3 acres hops, 100 acres mixed bush, balance good fern country; plenty of water. House 6 rooms, hop kiln, stable, barn, cartshed, and fowlhouse, all in good condition. Railway four miles, school mile and a half- Easy terms. WAKEFIELD. — 900 Acres freehold, limestone country, very beat land for sheep, subdivided into 17 paddocks ; 250 acres under English grass, 450 acres ploughable for turnips or rape; watered throughout; 2$ miles from railway, little over mile from school. Easy terms. WAIMEA VALLEY.— 29 Acres freehold, very heavy alluvial soil, perfectly sheltered, north-cast aspect, never failing stream, ring fenced ; first class hops and orchard' land; 14 acres under English grass, remainder in magnificent native bush, Bailway 4 miles, school quite close, Easy terms. If you are desirous of acquiring a country residence, small or large farm, 3heep run, or property of any kind in this beautiful and prosperous district, kindly communicate with THOS. H. HSGGS, Land and Estate Agent, L 724 WAKEJiIELDj