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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17695, 22 October 1919, Page 10

ATTENTION TO YOUR LiIWN. a rnnn nwi TABLE LAWN2IOWER IS NECESSARY XO A GOOD jRELIAB^ t i^, BEgT RESUIjTS . We have just landed our season's stock, comprising: LEADER, GOLDEN EAGLE, ALL GOOD VALUE PARK LAWNWIOWERS. BONITA. • — ' i Prices are right, ranging from 52/6 to £6. YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT. Mason, 3truthers& Co. ttd. (Late Thains), > TEE HOUSE FOR QUALITY, THE AVENUE- - -. .- * WANGANUI. DA LGE TV & COM PA 1% V LTD. mxrtP t APPFST WOOL-SErjLIN G HOUSE IN THE WORLD. Wool. w 001. Wool. t it. - i «Hv-nres made agains-t Clips lorwarded to U' fo r appraisement, a^G^^SSS^^u^SrotectSd. in all matters relate to the • ha_^. Otvf^sf^lS^fS> Clients' interests, and,new, well-lighted W p Oramo°t re at enfion^vS'to all ordera for Woolpacks, Souring Twine, StSSrPI-l^aSJ Sheep Dips, Wolseley Sheep Shearing A.aGbues, SP^TgTwoo?to IDAL mGaTw the best re- ' SUUa" WANGANUI 08-FICE, — ST. HILL STREET, . Hugh ffioberts, WUOL RROKERWANGAMJI an«i FEILDLNG. TN tendering the Farmers of Wanganui, Feildmg and Main Trunk distnct| in* I \?J*£r»f hanks fcr the icjii support accorded to me dunag past years, i _LC^&«aiMn^n-t?Uie.ffittluit-oiir new. Wool Store at W«npmiu S_S knw open 'iheM stores are the most commodious on the coast, and wib axx^omodate 20,000 batoj.^^ for spacfc « 6w being m.-eived. ldlimtobe WOOL BROKER, -x «.«mt and lamina position second to none to protect your interests. itoddnSsJfi lirt«Sf!rfy K rad.d before being submitted for valuatxon. WOOL BROK^K «... WAKUANUI AND FEILDING. '■ .' » ■—r^^^i!i^Tt^l1liftwm! /TL"nllM'ffU! 'l¥t jMIIHiWiW l/'JIM' ' ■'I lift inMawatii--!!^WMMMWMB^^M»"*™ ■»' a^^—*^fc*^»^^^^^^^^^^ i _—— * »«^p^^^^ii^^o>^'>b™u*^^ - -■■■ —■■■—■ The Sanitary Simplex Has Hosts of Friends. BECAUSE WHEREVER IT IS LNSTALLED IT xdAKES GOOD. ASK THE SIMPLEX USER. Simplex milking Machine i CO., LTD. ST. HILL STREET, WANGANUI. Superior Homes. ARAMOHO. CITY A particularly well built modern A superior home of 9 large airy home of 9 rooms (almost nev.-). rooms with 'every possible conveni- Very nicely finished and has every ence- Good outbuildings, nice convenience. 1% acres freehold, drive and grounds, well laid out. Everything to suit a retired gentleman. {140) I have the sole selling rights for several: MODERN BUNGALOWS at Castlecliff (now being erected). Early application is necessary. Imlay Saunders, CHIEF AGENT GU/iti. LAN ASSURANCE COY. RIDGWAY STREET :: WANGAJNUI. Money in This! 540 ACRES FREEHOLD—2 Vz milesfrom good town, railway station, school and store, telephone installed. Good metal .oad, good lime- ' stone countr-, splendidly watered, well fenced, easy hills. Buildings comprise good 6-roomed house, all convenences, good woolshed, dip, and outbuildings. Stock on property 1400 sheep, including 800 ewes and 200 cattle —150 being 2-years, 15 %-year-old bullocks, balance cows With all this stc~k on the place it is still looking well and not short of feed. PRICE £24 per acre. Cash £3000, less to reliable man. . . . .• RETIRED FARMERS LOOK: %-ACRE FREEHOLD, 6-roomed house, bungalow fine design, with all modern conveniences. Equipped -with all that is essential to facilitate work. Concrete oaths, lawns and gardens. Nice position 2d. section. PRICE £1550, good terms. H. W, Dickie & Co. Opposite Herald Office. LAND AGENTS, I'fcoae 1147. Land. Land. Land. A GENUINE BARGAIN. 454 ACRES FREEHOLD. — y a -mile from school, store, factory and post office and 6 miles from railway station, Waverley district. All in grass' and crop with 200 acres ploughable. Well watered and subdivided by good fences into convenient paddocks. Good 5-roomed house, all necessary outbuildings including 12-bail cowshed with concrete floor.'- Price only £24 per acre. £1000 cash. - INSPECT AT ONCE. Apply at once to: (Opposite Post Office). VICTORIA AVENUE. WA.NGANDI. V