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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12404, 20 November 1908, Page 4

For Immediate Sale. WIREr^WSRE. -i{\ TONS GAL. No. 10 FENCING ±\J WI-RE, to clear at £12 "17s 6d net. '■■•'■• 42g8 BISLEY BEOS. & CO. Fram Separators. "TTTTE have a few still on hand. Must If be cleared. Early anplication necessary. ' . «07 BISLEY BEOS. & CO. 'FORBA.LE. SHEAyY Draught Horse 3, 1 Timber Waggon, and Harness. JOHN H. COPPELI] . 4733 Takaka, nottoe: . FOE SALE, PRIVATE LY.H MESSES BISLEY BEOS. & CO. are offering for sale privately, to close balance of consignment (at auction prices) — Household Furniture, including Duchess Sets, etc. .- also Eattan and' Wickerware, including Lounges, Settees, Chairs, etc. - - 7 , 4645 THE NEW MOTTO. Nelson expects that vsey child will ■-.•'■ do its duty — '' ASK FOB ■■'"■' GRIFFIN'S CO^EEOTIONERY. Have you tried these New Linos ? Wild Eabbits. Chocolate Chew-baks. Chocolate Mexican Fbuits. Chocolate, Lunch, v . .■ Ghololatb; Ice Ceeajts. '■' All Eetail Confectioners. Children don't like medicine. Neither do adults. If your children or yourselves have a cold rub your chest with PERSICUM LINIMENT. PERSICUM LINIMENT. and it will stop the cough and reduce the fever almost immediately. Price: 1s 6d and 2s 6d. Sold only by . ". H. F. WESTj CHEMIST, ; ■■■• JBLiKD.T-STEBET ; (Between Snodgra9s's.& Flemißg' I s}t • Tyree's Studio. ffTHIS BTUDIO has recently been fitted J_ up with new and up-to-date appliances for the production of r ■ " High Class Photographs. ENLARGEMENTS made from any Photograph. Satisfaction guaranteed.-. Note. — W. Tyree does not employ any. canvassers. Send all orders to > TYEEE'S STUIHO, : ■ .-Trafalgar-street." ; "StandGßt'l I ph In 1 Cd Ift ,xs a great favourite when afternoon tea time comes. , ' / It is a peirleft blend of the I*finest1 *- finest Geylon Teas, and has ' , that delightful aromaand pleas- ' Ibg taSte which contribute so \ w largely to a realh; enjoyable .; )/ tete-a-tete. Coupons in every ;. (I ; tin and packet. ,■ . ■.. V 1/6, 1/8, iH 10,2/- 16./'! l^^ss*^ ALL GROCERS if O otainable from A. E. Kitching, E. F !T> Ml, J. Scott, M. H. Webster, J. Wood, J... "P. Kingston, Pranzen & Co., L. T. Jqwdec & C 0. ,; T.Pettit, Stewart & Co., E. Grove & Son, Industrial Co-Operative. J. H. RANKIN & CO., iUCTIONEEES, LAND & COMMISB ION AGENTS, MOTUEKA, • — HAVE JPOK SALE— 56 Acres Preehold, Ngatimoti, having "rontage to 3 roads, and lies well to the rein ; 2i acres in orchard in full beariug, J^- acres in faspberrife ; together with 30 iwes with lamb ; 20 acres under cultivation. TLe .greater part of the block is ploughable. Price 4^ Acres Freehold, centre of Borough; } acres' in, orchard, Quality of land second to none. 84: Acres Freehold; .53 acres under jultivation, 4 acres in 1 orchard in fullwaring'; 21 roomed honse, barn, stable, iairy, etc. \We can conjfidently reconinend this to 'anyone as a real bargain. .21 Acres of Freehold, together with • roomed house, -blacksmith's shop; (let to . good tenant), store, barn; 3-stall stable, rap shed, etc. Close to School and Post )ffice on main coach road. . v 120 Acres Freehold, Ngatimoti; soomed house, dairy, etc; 2 acres in Tchard in full bearing, 1 acre in raspierries; wintering 100 sheep, besides lorses and cattle. Price £8 per acre. 25 Acres Freehold in. Borough, with wo Houses thereon, one of four-rooms nd the other, of six ; barn, stable and rap shed. A few minutes from Post •ffica and School, Price j8750. 21 Acres Freehold ; 9- roomed house, -stall stable, bam, etc, on main coach ■>ad, close to Post Office. ' I H. RANKIN & CO., AUCTIONEEES & COMMISSION AGENTS, MOHUEKA. rANLB If BROOK AND WAKEFIELD MAIL. ' EAVES Stanley Brook every TUESJ DAY, • THUESDAY and SATUKIIY Morni tigs «* 6.45, calling at Thorpe st Office at 8.10, and. Dovedale at 9, iving at W 'abefield at 11a.m. Eeturns ac day, l. laving Wakefield at 1 p.m., vedale at 3 pJ»^ anf*- Thorpe at 4 p.m., iving at St wnley Broo-k at 5.30 p.m. L comiurtal lie Conveyance for Passen^ s. Parcels earned at a reasonable a. All ord> as entrubted to the underaedwillbe carefully attended to. J. THOENE, Mail Contractor