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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 12266, 29 July 1904, Page 1

PROPERTY LISTS. CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE, Via BRISBANE, SUVA, HONOLULU, VIOTOEIA (8.C.) and VANCOUVEB, In conjunction with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. fa ALL PARTS OF CANADA. UNITED STATES and EUROPE, CHEAPEST ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS EXHIBITION. Steamers, le^TO;— _ SYDNEY—June 13, July 11, Aug. Bth. ■ SUVA (Fijih-tfune 21, July 19, Aug. 16th Passerigerk'ffom New <Ze_land have option > 9f joining Mail st&ukers at Sydney or at Suva. CHEiX-STST, 1' -SHORTEST, MOST "INTERESTING HIGHWAY TO THE HOMELAND. , F.:r all information, Guide Books, Maps, •to., apply- ~., ; ~ , . *TNIOK STEA^SWIP COMPANY OF -. NE^y. _&A£AKP; LTD., , { i- /Managing Agents * CANADIAN-'AUSTRfcALIAN B.M. IxtNE. __ . . . _ _ __ ."VTORTHERN . STEAMSHIP COM&N :'' \ ;PANV (Limited). WELLINGTON-AUCKLAND ' , , IHE Twm^ew .steamer RARAWA, 1100 tons ''Register, leaves New Plymouth for Onehunga, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS., connecting with through train from Wellington, and leaves Oijehunga for New Plymouth SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS; connecting with through trail to Wellington* Passengers can secure berths on application to *' , JOHNSTON'and COr, Ltd.; t r' '" ' Agents. Go to PERCY C.- PRICE, AVENUE. ***** . , rnHE/ TYSER XINE, LIMITED. • -rX DIRECT STEAM SERVICE - Between the UNITED STATES-QF AMERICA AND / ;. AUSTRALASIA. . First-class Cargo* Steamers will leave ' every week, at regular intervals, taking cargo to * ; MELBOURNE, WELLINGTON/ f SYDNEY 3f CANTERBURY, AUCKLAND, and OTAGO.- . The Company's next Despatches will . . S.S. INDIAN MONARCH, 30th July. S.S. STAR OF AUSTRALIA, loth September. New Zealand importers of American .merchandise «cc specially invited to instruct their agenta in the United Statea , to support JYSEOB LINB STBAMERS, and to commnntoate with the Company's New York Representatives, MESSRS n FUNCH, EYDE AND CO., Produce Ex- i change, New York, MESSRS TYSER I AND CO., 16, Fenchurch Avenue, Lon- I don, or Mr JAS. L. STEVENSON, Wan- rj ganui. I RICHARD TODD, Colonial Superintendent, Napier. . TAYLORVILLE STORE, i WANGANUI. I' HAVE- niiioh' 'pleasure' in- informing c th-3 Farming Community, Residents of Wanganui and surrounding dis- g tricts that I have purchased the Stock 8 of the above well-known Business from the Assignee, at a rery BIG DISCOUNT, t and will hold a CLEARING HEDUC- ' TION SALEJor ONE MONTH. I shall c - be glad to receive a->eall~from all old • friends and patrons of the old store, and "Vfi\l convince you that you cannot spend , ,^-your riioney to better advantage than - - -by placirig your orders with,' Yours Faithfully, ..-■•■ T. H. BREDIN. - ■pOR -pARM "T3UYERS r\NLY. S We can strongly recommend the iindenhentioned as first-class value in farms. If these localities don't suit, write for our aevr.. farm list. We have all sorts and aißes'in all localities. 150 FLAT ACRES, Westmere, all in G grass and plentifully "svaixhred; good j read ;-oarry-3-isheep ;~li". T. Title ; handy g to P. 0., school and creamery; Price £25 per aore^ Exceptionally easy terms, j 23 / 184 ACRES, Tokomaru East; good j liealtJiy flat and undulating country; carry 2£, -p}*eep; 4-room 'house and all € neoeasary outbuildings. \Pi ice £5 .10/----pei* acre. /Perms. - € CENTRAX I^IND AGENCY, j WANGANUI. { "■ V? \ ~ t .-DIGS! >PIGSJ! PIGS!!! I *i The uriS|rag4ed are^^uyera of- S prim* bacoii pi^9 ati^ highest market o . rates. s Pigs also euretl 'on Behalf of owners. Full particulars'from— J. BUCHANAN AND CO. Okoia.