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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16892, 9 February 1917, Page 7

Amusements. DAILY 2to 5. TO-NIGHT 7to 10.15. A BEAU IDEAL PICTURE. CEkRMING. CHARMING. CHARMING. CHARMING. NOTHING SO DELIGHTFUL Has been shown here. BORTH TABragTWS Popular Story of Life and Lore. DUSTON FARNUM in a Wonderful Play built around a human story. 4ND OTHER CHOICE GEMS. .CD-. n ALL PARTS—6p. Q P E R 'AH O U S E. AN EVENT NOTABLE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. THE ROYAL DRAMATIC AND" COMED\ COMPAQ Presents. The Stirring Comedy-Drama: "SUKBAY." "SUNDAY." "Sliflß&Y." Thomas Raceward's Delightful Story of Western Life. MISS MADGE SURTEES, The. Brilliant Young English Actress. ■ As SUNDAY. '' Says a Wellington daily contemporary :—' 'To say that Miss Surtees is a better Sunday than .Miss Tittel Brxine might at first seenr an extravagant statement, but a .careful analysis, of her work must lead'to that conclusion. 5' A GREAT PLAY interpreted by la 13R1L1ANT COMPANY of ENGLISH and AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS. BOX PLANS open at H. I. JONES and SON's on SATURDAY MORNING. Prices: 4s, 3s, and 2s. No booking foes. . i # ACRES, 7-roomed nouse, all conveniences; trap-shed, c^w-shed; orchard, etc.. A fine site, overlooking Sedgebropk. £1400. And o\ Acres adjoining, £SOO. JL-ACRE ST. JOHN'S HILL; 6-roomed *; house: orchard, etc., £675. £100 cash. Balance on terms. JL-ACRE, Koromiko Road: 7-roomed 4 House, £890. £100 Wh ; balance on terms. ,i-ACRE; new 5-roomed residence, all 4 conveniences; frontage to river. Bedford Avenue, Gonville. £775. (\N3-SIXTH Acre, Tipa St., East town; 5-roomed house; h. and: c. water, and other conveniences. £450. ALL FREEHOLDS, W. BmiGE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. 17 VICTORIA A VENUE, WANGANUL STRAIGHT OUT LEASE FOR ■" f:-/HVEYEARS. ,-•, ; LARGE PRIVATE HOTEL II" WANGANUI, containing 40 rooms, with all modern conveniences, doing large remunerative business, in prominent position, all furnished. Leased as a going concern. This is a chance not often offered. Possession can be given Ist day February. Apply 5tarp......... FOR SaLEi FOR SALE, "W ACRES; 7 roomed house, beautifu| .view- of.sea. Trapshed, loose' bo^Jpiggeryv^cdw sheet. All pkraghaMei'., ■' A2.% miles from Wanganui. Will be sold cheap, of will take in exchange a house. PRICE £2000. Equity £400. Don't miss this. ■ 102 ACRES, RAPANUI, all flat and ploughable. Good 6-roomed house, 6-bail cow-shed. Divided into numerous paddocks. Could run milk for town supply. Well watered. Four miles from Wanganui. A bargain. Price £45 per acre. Apply sharp. ■••'■■ J. Greaves & Co LAND AGENTS, MARIA PLACE, WANGANUI. DAIRY FARM LEASES. Eighty-five acres, .well, stocked. Comfortable house. Five acres in rape.. Everything ready to go on. Making good income Goodwill only £2001 ■ ■■ >. i One hundred and fifteen acres. . Rent £1 per acre. Fine lof of cows, calves, pigs and other stock, implements, etc., etc. A good " going farm providing ample money. Price low. Terms ' easy. . HIORNS AND CO,, Wicksteed Place, have all particulars. FIRST CLASS BUSH Bl OCX. 400*0 ACRES FREEHOLD Situated about 15 miles from railway station by dray road. Main Tr-unk. All heavy bush land of the very best Every acre rideable. About 1500 acres of a valley almost dead level. Country remains. clean when grassed, and never goes to second growth. Fully half the property will be ploughable when stumped. Strong volcanic loam over clay subsoil. 1500 acres in good mixed English grasses. First class sheep and cattle country. Will easily carry 2% sheep and cattle. 300 acres felled ready to burn. 400 chains of 7-wire fencing. Small' house and whare, 3 sheep and cattle yards. Price, £6 10s. per acre. Good terms can be arranged. This property is considered by competent judges to be the pick block of the surrounding district. For further particulars apply sharp to W. BURGESS AND CO., IiAND AND "ESTATE AGENTS, MARTON. I stock "No R^DDing Laundry Help" in Is. cartons, because it is a great boon to lutifty housewives*.— J. .C Richardson. Ladies:—The purchasing of the deftcious MILITARY PICKLE indicates TOsdom. Every grocer sells it. Every particular person eats it. ' * 4