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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3129, 4 March 1909, Page 3

This elder brother evidently know 3 /£>■s■% how to play /&£&> doctor, in real ;v ; i;;\u earnest. He fe knows about 1:14^-. j.-, ~« Ayor's Cherry v'v'fr^k:^--"'--i Pectoral. His YmMMSW" \ mother told A//' him. Her s&Jl} mother told /lfw' v her, and her !i j »,. . grandmoth- f er's mother ji|-.-] told her y mother. It's the one standard cough medicine for children 1" tf f sfc£s® V 'Ckerrtf 9e@te>mi is entirely free from narcotics or poison of any kind. It is the great remedy the world over for colds, coughs, croup, whooping-cough, influenza, la grippe, and all bronchial complaints. Accept no substitute or cheap and worthless imitation. Be sure you get Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Put up in large and small bottles. Prepared by Dr, J. C. Aver k Co., Lowell, Dm., U.S.A. Photographic AN IDEAL PRESENT. JUST THE THING FOR THE BOY. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY is • » becoming increasingly popular. Photos of friends, happy gatherings, bits of charming scenery, taken by oneself, are particularly interesting, nnd moreover the art is simple »nd inexpensive. For 21/we will forward you a neat strongly made will ;w Hamper containing a splendid Camera, n ; .!e to takv time and instantaneous exposures, fitted with a Rapid Achromatic Lens, Magnifiers, and Magazine to carry 6 J plates, box Dry Plates, complete set of Developers, Dishes, Draining Rack, Datk Room Lamp, Printing Apparatus, Chemicals, Glass Measure, Mounts for Prints, and a Book of Instructions. In short, everything you require to produce the finished picture. For 42/a similar hamper ; ail the above accessories and a very superior Camera —in fact, the finest i plate Camera on the market. Fitted with R.K. L< us. irhuttsr adjustable for time atid iiitl-ntans'-us ex insures with u fine range ol aJjuitmcii s hem one to onehundredili o' a second. Two Finders <jf the b:illianl type, also Magnifiers. ' The Magazine ca.rie* 12 \ plates. Postage 1/6 extra. Imperial Camera Co., 42 Wilis Street, WELLINGTON. i BARGAINS. (1), Livery Stables, rising borough, 54 stalls, etc., up-to-date, doing .£174 cash monthly, plant at valuation. Freehold £2000 ; good terms. (2). 750 Acres, 700 grass, real good sheep country, 5 paddocks, 7rooined house, woolshed, yards, etc., winters 2 sheep per acre. Price JB7 10s per acre. (3). Good Bearding House, doing J2llO per month, 30 roems and conveniences .£I2OO Insurance on furniture and building Rates .£5 10s. Will sell as a going concern LAND & COMMISSION AGENT HUNTEEVILLE

»' AND, ESTATE & COMMISSION JLj agents, Pahlatua. CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN THE MARKEI. 733 acres, all level, ploughable country. Most of the country has been ploughed. Well divided with first-class fences in'o 11 paddocks, new 8-roomed house and all conveniences, woolshetl, stables, implement sheds, cowshed, sheep-yards. All buildings are new, water-races through whole property, I.J miles from township. Temire L.1.P., rent 2s 9d. Owner's interest Mss per acre. This property grows splendid oats, Tape and turnips. The first genuine buyer who sees this property will purchase. There is no mortgage at present on the property. 3€3 acrt s rich daiiy land, all flat, lighly improved, 3 acres of orchard, \ •nile from factory, \\ from station, .£2OO per year is the milk return. Price including 13 picked cows, horse, 2 spring drays 2 sets harness, milk cans, 4J- tons of hay, potatoes, all tools, furniture, cooking utensils. Purchaser goes in and vendor walks out. A model little property. Price as a going concern, /1050. .£3OO is on mortgage. 300 acres, all in gras3, well fenced horse yards, carrying 600 sheep and 40 head of cattle; 'l\ miles from railway, Freehold £7— />9O cash. A cheap property. £J)tA CASH, balance 5 per cent JjiZJXJ 232 acres, 80 acrjs lush, balance grass and rough feed ; go >d house af 8 rooms, 2 miles from creamei'y, school and P.O. .'per acre. BIPSINS & JADTL.L i»lr«fl, ff: 4At