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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12857, 24 December 1912, Page 1

A Good Dairy Farm. QAA ACRES, all grassed except : &\j\) few acres shelter bush, nearl; all ploughable, first-class fences, sev eral paddoclfe, very well .watered,^ 6 roomed house and outbuildings. With in a few chains of cheese factory, - miles from important town and railwa; station, 1 mile from school. This ideal dairy farm is-situated ii the hear* of the best dairying distric on the coast. Can be divided to-miab two nice farms. PRICE, £50 PER ACRE. Very.eas: terms. ■ ALL DETAILS FROM— Stanley E. Read. REiAL ESTATE AGENT, 78 RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI The Best Xmas 6ift . ■ ■ IS AN* EDISON PHOKOGRAPH. The Edison Phonograph is ia splendid gift because it entertains and.1 instructs every member of the family. It covers every branch of music. You .will be astounded when you examine a catalogue of Edison records. ..' The Edison Phonograph does noi produce the strident, raucous, hurdy-gurdy Idnd of music that may be iassociated in your mind with talking machines. Its velvet tones awaken bewitching memories and stir the eoul to unimaginable depths. . We will be glad to demonstrate an Edison Phonograph to you (without pressing you to ibuy one. There is a ; great variety of. Edison Phonographs, fr<«n %h& inexpensive models for the cHifdreii's nursery up -".".tor $hV jESbately Amberota. ; .; ■• "-:.; ;".,--;..^ Z~.,.. ...... .•..;•.. AJterai J&'n of Premises Largo Stocks Arrived, New Bayrenth China. New ■todies' Bafis. .• *w. ■■■-■'■■ ; '■■-<•■■ -■• ■■ •■ -•■■■■ ■■ N.ew Toys (all descriptions). ; ■.•■. New Dolls. ' = '.'.....New.W00d Toys. ; New Fancy' Goods. New - Stationery [Line's. ' New-Xmas- Host Cards. New Po^fcjCards. • New Autograph Stationery^ i. ■ ■.•'"■'"'''■. / ■ '. New,-, Zealand Photo Xmas Cards, Booklets, Packets and Boxes of Xmas Cards, Etc., Etc.. ALL"THE N.Z: ILLUSTRATED XMAS '.' :: NUMBERS. [ ' ■ ■;'. .„ J. E. PERCIVAL, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, (Opposite McGruer and Co.'c) AVENUE, WANGANUI. P.O. Box 251. "" 'Phone 895. IF YOU are feeling hot and dry. visit Coxon'e, Avenue, and try some of their delicious Ice Creams.. Coxon's rooms are pronounced by ■one and all to be the brightest and coolest dn town. ■ iiiOß Boots that are good and cheap JD „ Repairs that are strong, neat, at prices that do not cheat, call at Ansley's, 32, Guyton St. WANTED Known.—We" are agente for " Douglas," "> New Hudson," Cycles; 5-6 h.p. "Bat" now in stock and "Humiber," "Bat" and "Olyno" Motors open for trial. Turner and Co., Wanganui and Marton. WANTED, >a small hand chaff-cutter. Apply "Lyonsdown," St. John's Hill. FOR Sale. —5-roomed House, near* new; quarter-acre section, all conveniences ; hot and cold watei ', bathroom, wash-house, fowl Tun; <^ntral position; trams etop opposite dooi. Apply 151, Avenue. W [ANTED Known. — Easy terms. For good reliable pianos and organs, such as the Bechsltein. Waklberg, Hopkineon, Haake, Paul Werner, etc., Call and see J. Upton, 151, Avenue. ♦Phone 529. .TjIVENING social functions catered for Szi ■at the Burlington^ over McGruer and Co.'a shop. James Hodson, proprietor. ■ ■•- .