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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 25 October 1912, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. T7EITCH AND MUIR, auctioneers, V etc., draw particular attention to two properties they will offer under the hammer prior to their weekly sale on Saturday next, at tho Central Mart. Tho one in St. Hill Street is next to i Mr. J. Hamilton's, contractor's, premises, and offers a, fine investment in city property, as it has considerable prospective value, being right in the centro of tho town. The house 'is let at a rent that assures good interest. Further particulars on application. The other property is a splendidly-situated houso and $-acre of land, in White Street, Wanganui East. It has six rooms, lift. 6in. stud, verandah, all modern conveniences, concrete paths, fowl-houses, orchard, choice flower garden, and protected by a well grown hedge: The stream runs at the back of tho section, which is protected by concrete walls, with gravelled paths, etc. There is plenty of room for extending tho house accommodation if necessary. Altogether this is an ideal home. Prospective clients will bo motored over to inspect on application. TATTERSALL'S, HAWERA. SUPPLEMENTARY SPRING HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th AND 261h. "VTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERJL\ -^tt, AGENCY CO.. XTD., and REDUCED, will sell by public auction as above: A A A HORSES consisting of draughts, 4L17'./ half draughts, milk carters, delivery cart horses, carriage and light harness horses, hacks, cobs, and ponies. ' ■ Sale each day at 10.30 a.m. HUNTERVILLE YARDS. TUESDAY, OCT. 29, 1912. 300 wether hogegts, good. 270 ewe hoggets, in lots. 50 fat and forward ewes. 50 mixed hoggets. 100 3-year S.H. bullocks (good). 5 fat cows. 2 fat bullocks. 2 springing heifers. 40 sacks best mixed rye. GOOD INVESTMENTS... Comfortable 6-Roomed House, verandah, bathroom, and all conveniences. Large section eightyr two feet frontage. Plenty of room to build another house. Perpetual Leasehold. Rent nominal. Don't fail to see this. Bedrock Price,' £475. (Xo. 30o8) Wo also have for immediate- sale A SPLENDID FREEHOLD SECTION of over half an acre on the corner of Abbot, Matai. and Puriri Streets,: Gonville, opposite present Tram Ter- . nrnu3.. . • / . Thia fine property has a..frontage of 332' feet, and would subdivide into three nice sections. . v Easy Terms can bo arranged. Call and get price an»l particulars. It is sure to go. ALSO. FIRST-CLASS CORNER SITE, 1 rood 18.1) perches, corner King's Avenue and Bignell Street, on Electric Oar R<mte. Extensive frontage, will subdivide. Suit Chemist or Store. L.T. Title. Easy Terms. Price £275. G. L. Duigan & Co*, auctioneers. house and land Agents, 75. ridgway street. When you have once made your own family cough and cold remedy by using "MEAN'S ESSENCE" ; you will always know how to save 0/- on a pint of the ! linest family cough and cold remedy. Careful housewives everywhere are now using this recipe and find it is splendid and big moneysaving. "Ilean's Essence " is 1/0 a bottle at chemists, stores, or post free on receipt of price from Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. 4 SPRAY PUMP.—Very powerful. Just tho thing for yoar fruit trees. Cost £3 3s. Yours for One Guinea. C. B. j Stroud, Tho Busy Buyer and Seller. Ridgway St. 'Phone 804. MR. SHAKES' EXPERIENCE. For over thirty yeaTs Mr. James Shakes has beein a resident of Wellington. His shop in Manners Street is well known, and his experience will be interesting to many a sufferer from Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, | Rheumatic Gout, Stone, Gravel, and kindred diseases. He writes: " During a severe attack of Rheumatic Gout, I tried ItHEUMO. All pains left me twenty minutes after the first dose and by tl'o following mornin^ ail swelling had disappeared. Hear- ! ing that a friend of inino was suffering ; from Rheumatic Gout, I went up to < his place with a bottle of RHEUMO. | and, a»s in my case, tho result was a i euro. I can honestly recommend '■ RHEUMO to sufferers fiom Rheumatic ' Gout: as a cure it is a certainty." j Perhaps you have found that other i so-called remedies —liniments, embroca- j tions, plasters, or pills—could not cure I your Rheumatism or Gout. They did j not givo relief, for they could not touch the renl en use of the suffering—excess J uric.acid in the blood. RHEUMO is' the one medicine that always brings rf>lief. All chemists and .stores at 2s 6d i and 4s 6d. '