WANTED KNOWN. CYCLE BUYERS would be wise to write or call and see War, WOODj " Sea View," Haven Road, Nelson, whose object is to wia the public confidence by selling up-to-date All-British Cycles ai prices that will positively surprise and delight you. Send for list of buyers, whom you can see or write to. Every machine guaranteed, If you are unable to call, I will send a cycle for inspection to any address. 2751 HAVE the best of everything. Among teas insist on Planter's Choice and Arcadia Tea. All Grocers. ALWAYS EAT C. NT. C. 1 Morepork" BreakTaSt BACON. PERFECT IN FLAVOR. Positively the Mildest Cure known The Guaranteed Product of Canterbury Grain Fed Pigs. Killed and Cnred undej Government Inspection. Obtainable at E. GROVE & SON'S, i Caledonia House, Hardy Street. i THERE'S 25 years' tea experience back of every I cup of Arcadia or jPlanter's Choice Tea. nnHEY will cheer your ; PLANTER'S CHOICE or ARCADIA TEA. i " . W. R. may 7 I RICHMOND AND WAKAPUAKA. We have just Landed— ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF ; Bran, Pollard, Table Potatoes, Onions and Seed Potatoes of all kinds — 1 " Free from blight.' Grass Seed, Clovers and Garden Seeds. NEW r CURE HAMS & BACON. Prime quality Milk and Graii Fed, Sugared Cured. The Waimeas produce the best iGRAIN FED PORK in New Zealand. "MILD CURE." "DOE'S HEAD" BUTTER, always fresh inadev tg^ ASK FOR and see you get— " Doe's Head Butter " AND , May's W\\i\ Cure Hams and Bacon. \ RICHMOND AND WAKAPUAKA. > Rotherham Watches ARE THE I SELL THEM AT _4 10s. Five Years Guarantee. I FRANK HARFORD, The Reliable Jeweller. Late Manager of the Jewellery Importing Company, New Plymouth, Wanga nui, Napier, and Wellington. THOS. H, HIGGS, Stock and Station Agent, WAKEFIELD. FOE, SALE. WAKEFIELD.— 100 Acres Freehold, of which 30 acres 'are best fiat land, and 70 acres hilly, on which sheep thrive. House 7 rooms, hop kiln, stable, shed, and detached dairy. Easy terms. WAKEFIELD.— SpIendid property, 2b miles from Wakefield, 64 acres undu* lating limest-oue country. All been under plough, now in grass, will carry 300 sheep, tip to;} land for cows, well watered,^fenced, und sub-divided. Cottage 4 rooms, hop kiln, new wool press. Easy terms. WAKEFIELD.— 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 brickmaKing. 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. -1.700 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 f ern country ; plenty of water.- iiouse 6 rooms, hop kiln, stable, barn, cartshed, and fovvlhouse, 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; 2b miles from railway, „ little over mile from school. Easy fiprni 9i WAIMEA VALLEY.— 29 Acres freehold, . very heavy alluvial soil, perfectly shel .tered, north-cast aspect, never failing stream, ring fenced ; first class hops and orchard land ; 14 acres under English grass, remainder in magnificent native t bush, Railway 4 miles, school quite ! close, Easy terms. If you are desirous of acquiring a country residence, small or large farm, sheep run, or property of any kind in this beautiful and prosperous district, kindly communicate with THOS. H. HIGGS, Land and Estate Agent, 1724 WAKEIiIELDJ New Winter Goods. PULL STOCKS JUST REOEIVED FORCorrect Style, Fashionable Fabrics, and Perfect Fitting Garments — GO TO — E. RICHARDS, PRAO TIOAL TA ILOR - Tarn .oub dsssis.
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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 12018, 20 August 1907, Page 4
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660Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 12018, 20 August 1907, Page 4
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