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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10452, 29 October 1904, Page 2

H. G. GILLESPIE, Accountant, Licensed Shareforoker, House, Estate Ss General Agent. HIKUTAIA..— First class dairy farm of 94J acres situated on the banks of the Hikutaia Stream, and within 15 minutes walk of P. O. School and Station. All fenced, drained and in grass. Dwelling of 4 rooms, etc. Price only £10 per acre. WHAREPOHA— Well improved Dairy Farm of 84 acres in i 4 paddocks, well fenced, drained, and in grass, Two Dwelling Houses of 6 and 4 rooms each, large cowshed, bam and complete outbuildings. First-class situation, close to school, creamery, stote, etc. Full particulars and price on application. KIRI KIRL—-Lessee's interest in 63 acres of improved land with dwelling and outhouses. Right of purchase at £6 per acre. At present farm is subleased at.£6o per annum. A safe and remunerative investment. Vli HAREPOA. - Dairy Farm of 51 Tf acres Rich, Drained Swamp land. Good dwelling of 6 rooms and farm outbuildings. Adjoins Railway Station. Close to Creamery, School and P.O. ,£ls per acre, or will lease. KOMATA. —no Acres Good Swamp Land, 25 Acres being undulating and dry, balance in flax. Easily drained. Price per acre on very easy terms. FINE VIEW.—WeII Built Kauri House of 6 rooms and spacious allotments. High and dry position, conveniently situated, fine outlook. Price^2oo. —A bargain. rpARARU.- Good Building Sections, I Level Laud. HIKUTAIA.— 56 Acres Rich Drained Swamp Land in Hikutaia Township j all fenced, snb-divided and in grass, and valuable orchard. Good dwelling of 8 rooms and iarm outbuildings. Very convenient situation. Price SHORTLAND— The well-known Hibernian HdV. Po'len Street, Shortland, with freehold allotment 33 x 165. Building in first-das? repair, brick foundations, gas and water laid on. Full particulars on application. jr ARAKA ROAD—New Kauri Dwelling l\_ of six rooms, iron roof, brick chimney, range, and grates, wash-house and copper, etc. on large section of freehold Lind ; commands a fine view of town and harbour. Price ,£350. npARARU FLAT— 7 Acres of Good I Flat Land in grass; and Modern Dwelingofßrooms. built of first -class kauri, range, grates, etc. The property has extensive road and sea frontage. 237PAR A WAI — Fine Suburban Home, comprising, dwelling of 6 large rconis, bathroom, scullery, dairy, stables, carriage shed and outhouses; and 8 acres of land ia valuable orchard, grass paddocks, garden, lawns, &c.—For price and terms apply H. Gillespie. Agent. HIKUTAIA Farm of 300 acres mostly good drained swamp land, capitally situated, with extensive Road frontage on two boundaries. Comfortable Kauri Dwelling of 7 rooms and outbuildings on rising ground with pleasant outlook.— H. Gillespie, /■•\UEEN ST.—MrT. Crawford's Dwelling, \J 7 large rooms and bathroom, also stable? and outhouses. All well built of k»uri on large section of land. Frontage to Beach Road and' (jueen street. Unrivalled position. Offers invited, f¥7 HAREPOA—S2 acres highly imI? proved rich drained swamp, fenced, sub-divided and laid down in good grass. Also house of 4 rooms, farm out-buildings, etc. —H. Oillespie, agent. Y]^y AIHI—Good Building Section J acre. \\ Half-interest in profitable Butchering concern. Blacksmithing Business in first-class position. Small but profitable Fruit and Confectionery Business. t Fu-ther particulars on application. GEO. MARTIN, Draper and Clothier, OOBNER POLLEN AND COCHBANE STREETS. John mum, TAILOR, TN THAJNKING'Iiis friends and the •**puiblio generally for the liberal support accorded him in the past, has pleasure in informing them that he has just imported, per s.s. Pakeha, from London, a.n EXCEPTIONALLY LiARGE AND WELL-AISISOKTEID STOCK OF 4utumn & Winter Goods, Consisting of ENGLISH and SCOTCH TAvEEDS, PLAIN AND CHECK VIOTNIAiS;, SERGE'S, and FANCY WORSTED SUITING'S; also a Large Selection of Fancy Cricketing Trouserings. A, Good Range of White and Silk Worsted Vestings. Inspection Invited. Fit and Workmanship' Guajranteedl Address— BROWN STREET, THAMES. Burns and Cuts.—Slight injuries of this ■character are of frequent ociourronce in almost every household While they are not dangerous., except when blood poisoning results from injury, they are often quite painful and annoying. They can be quiokly healed by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm- It allays the pain almost instantly and heals the injured jKirte without matter being formed, which' intiures. a oure in ouo-third the time that the usual treatment would require. It is the nio.st perfect preparation in itse for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises and like injuries. It. should! be applied wifclii a feather, and before the parts become swollen, if possible. For sale by Hanssn Bros- and Co. Alfred! Court is now opening up a special lot of real Panama hats, -wonderful v.alue at the Beobive. —Adv.t. '