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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20039, 24 March 1914, Page 6

Wherever the Mail Reaches '■- jgg£V>', - John Cobbe's catalogue, and the : . "***""" " r untry Qrder Department at the Mail \ TUT *1 " Order House, bridges a chasm between ' IVlail . th e store at Feilding and those who live : ' in the remote corners of the Dominion. : Through this service, and using the cataOrder i°*ue as a m€dium from which t0 select the goods you need, you may purchase as satisfactorily as if you stood before q • the counter. Those who desire a cata- .;■ SerVlCe. logue se nt on should advise me of the 1 address, when one will be forwarded post free. J TO GET INTO COMMUNICATION WITH THIS HOUSE MEANS SAVING MONEY. ' Ift 1119 fl ft II fl I* Mail Order House, JOHN COBBE, »"— ■ t ' J^r-^l^^^^^^lß, *'£*'? Opposite, Post Office, i ',vj **" <^ Wanganni. ?.\ ''*$>H:3&l3j^^^^Hf **?X For High-class PHOTOGRAPHS. LV"-*/v r^^Hl^^il^^^V *"■ '"£ N TOTE. —Enlargements made from IEJIHi^^^^^HHHBHHB&riM M. L- liAMPE, i^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^^^^H^^^M Proprietor. ■,••'1 v- • ■:-■•' -': ■■-■)■• ■■'■ '■ '• ' '-W ■' ■ ■ "CYCLONE" | SPRING COIL FENCE 1 Sffnt out in Five Chain Roils DOG and LAMB PROOF Top and Bottom Wires, No. 9 Gauge Wire; Intermediate. No. 11: Cross Ties. No. 13. No wire holes are needed. W EATHER -The fence is made of best-quality wire, galvanised. Moisture does not affect it. Expansion and contraction caused by changes in temperature are provided by crimps in the horizontal lines. Once up. the fence needs no after straining. STOCK—The crimps make the fence elastic. Stock rushing it are thrown back, and both stock and fence are uninjured. The cross ties. 1 ft. apart, make a perfect web. - through which no stock can pass. - ACCI DENTS—Should a breach occur, only the part touched is affected. The rest of ~ the fence remains taut. ' PIG FENCE—A special "Cyclone" Pig Fence with cross ties 6 inches apart is made. ■. It will hold the most persistent pig that ever rooted. GET OUR FENCE AND GATE CATALOGUE. CYCLONE FENCE & GATE CO., 178 Montreal St., Christchurch *■ .■ • # Indian Art Depot THE AVENUE. Large variety of Christmas Pree eats, comprising the latest Novelties _ from all lands. _ -, Satouima and Antimony Ware, In dian Beaten Brass Ornaments, and an exquisite variety of Lace articles. The new Crochet Collars and Ties just arrived, beautifully designed. Art Needlework requisites in stock. Inspection invited. • Agents—Pauline Reliable Patter ns. ■'■ BESb^ F~**£^^^ ' . " ' ff^r^P^t/^^^M ■■ ■ f\n*n 7 1 A' :\ * IbbbbbbV ' : KS^r^Ste!^l ~y£{——oß!i>~-*j\ \jo^ldSii£^Z* jt* • bis glorious fire :...^^BM WQfar!fti^^* '/j*s—4|fW': - •"' _l__l^&f a'*ll!«*Wi radiating < -^^^H LOCAL AGENTS: POVvFJI AND McTUBBS. WRITE AND ASK FO R CATALOGUE 6. 2700 ACRES FOR .£14,000. WITH £1000 CASH. iQITUATED 29 miles from Waverley, by good dray road, l£ miles from school, :iks P. 0., and telegraphic office and store. There are about 2080 acres in grass and the balance is standing bush of good quality. The land is hilly but not gorgy to any serious extent, the s'opes generally are very good. Estimated to be between 400 and 450 acres of ploughable land -wihen stumped,; this portion, is suitable for d lirying or fattening. The land is well •watered by streams and is-very ..clear of any noxious weeds. Soil is a good loam on papa.The fencing is in very good order, being mostly 4 posts to the chain land 8 wires, divided into numerous largo and small paddocks. The property will easily winter in its present state 3200 sheep land 250 head of cattle. BUILDINGS comprise of (3) houses, one of nine rooms,, one of 6 rooms, -and one 5 rooms, all connected with telephone, •woolshed with shearing machines, dip, several sets yards, sheds, and otlher outbuildings. Owner will lease for a term of 9 y:iars, rent £700 per annum. Compulsory purchasing clause at £14,000. £1000 to be deposited on possession in good faith of purchase. The lease to contain, the usual conditions, excepting that it will include an improvement clause and that it will not be transferable until a further sum of £2500 has been paid towards the purchase. WE CAN OFFER IN TWO SECTIONS ■i iQrV ACRES, lease 9 years, rent 6s Scl., with -O.P.C. at £G 12s 6d. JLtcU I Nearly all in grass, will winter 2400 sheep and 200 head of cattle two houses, yards," etc. £1000 deposit in good faith of purchase. 1 Qf\H ACRES with 9-roomed house, woolshed, yards, etc. Lease 9 years, JLOUU rent 3s 4d.. C.P.O. at £3 is per acre. £250 deposit in good faith of purchase. Will winter 800 sheep and. 50 head of cattle. NOTE. We have personally inspected this property and can recommend it as a sound investment. IV. M. Ashton & Son, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, WANGANUI.