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Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 16620, 27 August 1918, Page 3

SPRING IS , COMING. WHEN THE DAYS GET BRIGHTER THE LADY OF THE HOUSE Hastens Spring Gleaning .00000000 WE AUG AT YOUR SERVICE to assist the operation liy supplying every requisite for this great event. SEE OTXB VICTORIA STREET WINDOW FOR SUITABLE GOODS AND PRICES. 0 0 QUAMY CQUntJ box «s. PHONE 60. NORTH ANO VICTORIA 8T&, AND AT BEACONSFIELO. FOR SALE. IX THE NORTH ISLAND.—AUCTIONEER'S AND LAND AGENT'S BUSINESS. The Premises are right in tho centre of a rising town, and "a profitable trade is being done. Hie owner's health is the sole season for disposing of the business. Profits, £l2 to £l-5 per week nett. Very suiail capital is required to get right into a jxiying proposition. TWO FIRST-CLASS ORCHARDS IN CENTRAL OTAGO. OWNERS CALLED CP IN BALLOT. 27 ACRES of Rich River Flat, 15 acresof which is planted, 524 Peaches and Apricots (7 to 14 years old), 1400 Apples and Pears (planted 4 years and :n full bearing, all commercial sorts). 6-Roomed Concrete House, Large Concrete Store 60 x 24 for storage of fruit, together with all Implements for working '■-he place. 2S ACRES Rich River Flat, 15 Acres planted with 1250 Trees in full bearing and 900 planted in 1914. 2 acres lucerne. 5-Roomed House and Outbuildings. 2-liorse Waggon-and all Implements for working the Orchard. Both 3 miles from -Railway. JAMES WALLACE : ARCADE, ~ LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. TEMARU. Furnituro for any room or for every room can be procored from onr stock at any timo and at nhort notice. Wo also make furniture to order to suit individual tastes. Tho erwkt point* abon* UADCLIFFE Furniture are its Durabality and Elegsnoe there ia nothing com-mon-plnce, for every piece » nrtigtic in detsign and put together by skilled workers. Remember too, the middle* man is eliminated in oar business—we dell direct so that thore are no pickings for anyone between our factory "W your kome. FURNITURE FOB ANii ROOM. J. RadclafFe House Furnisher. Timaru. Slightly Damaged Cast Iron Sinks at big reductions > 1 r JUST THE THINC FOR FEED BOXES, TROUGHS, ETC. A'oodcu Boxes just now are not only (iillicuit to uouim. but are expensive, our sliylHly-Oaniagiil cs?t-iroii sinks make an ideal substitute for tho numerous purjK>K-s lor which these boxes are used on farms and in tho home. And the damage is slight—-doesn'* affect the strength ami solidity of the iron in any way. In fact, it is to slight that many of the finks are used for their original purpose with satisfactory results. CALL OR WRITE FOR PRICES and all particulars. But bo early. The Reductions are big, and the sinks will soon be sold. A. & T. BURT Ltd., Timaru