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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20190, 5 July 1928, Page 12

W|NTER feO® WANTS A RELIABLE ALARM ’b/x"/ CLOCK IS A NECESV JfaKFjgr SITY THESE DARK MORNINGS. WE HAVE THEM FROM 16/11 TORCHES The Aluminium Complete with HOT WATER BOTTLE Batteries Figured below holds 2 pints. 5/6, 6/6, 7/6 _ Upwards Handy around the I Car. J buy one to-day. ’MgiT gii^'Tllrl^irraii—l Mason Struthers & Co Ltd. WANGANUI’S REAL HARDWARE STORE.

E | ' The Farmers’ Co-op. ! 1 * ' ...Ridgway Street... j i-JK HIGHEST QUALITY GOODS—COMPARE OUK PRICES [ THEY ARE FOE GUARANTEED GOODS ONEY. I ■ ALMONDS, JORDON, 3/- lb. EDMOND’S POWDEE, 1/4 lb. J ’ APRICOTS, Evaporated—Good Jam Fruit lOd lb; choice halves, 1/4 lb; 1 • Special stoned whole fruit, 1/6 lb. NEW PRUNES—AII sizes 4d lb g 1 to 9d lb. ENGLISH JAMS lib. Jars—Keillors, Chivers, Crosse and , • Blackwell’s, 1/6 Jar. ENGLISH MARMALADES—KeiIIers, Crosse, ■ • and Blackwell’s, etc. 1/3 Jar. JOHNSTON’S CORN FLOUR, 8d lb. j ■ PRESERVED GINGER, 1/3 lb. GROUND GINGER, 1/6 lb. CARRA- ■ WAY SEEDS, 1/6 lb. LOOSE ENGLISH COCOA, 1/3 lb. CHOICE I . Ist. GRADE LARGE TINS CANNED FRUITS.— Australian Peaches, , ■ Slices and Halves, 1/3. Australian Pears 1/6. Canadian Pears 1/6. . ■ N.Z. Packed Apricots, soz. heavier, 1/6. DESSERT—Raspberries, ■ Blackberries, Black Currants, etc. 1/3 tin. CUBES PINEAPPLE Bd. ■ ' PRESERVED MEATS, W.F.M., 1/3. CANADIAN PEAS, 9d tin. PAC- | • KET DATES, 6d Packet. LARGE SALMON AND SHRIMP PASTE, , • 1/- JAR. J N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op Dist. Co. Ltd, [ I Trafalgar Buildings, Ridgway Street. Phone 2766 g »

HOUSE AND PUB AL PROPERTY LIST. HOMES ON EASY TERMS AT BARGAIN PRICES WANwANII KAbi'. —One of the TJIGHT IN THE CITY. — Lovely nicest little homes in die dis- IV little Bungalow with every postricL Good locality —handy to Bible convenience. .Five minutes’ every thing. Big Government Loan. walk from McGruer's Corner. No Price Only £luiu. trains required. Price £lO5O. GCITY. —Six rooms; so close in trams not required.—£s7s. roomed Bungalow on big section. pl ON VILLE. — Six 4 ooms; good £525. sound, solid home; in central position. Only £950. WANGANUI EAST. — Charming 11/ANGANUI EAST.—New BunBungalow with everything one TV galow; 4 rooms and kitchenn23v require. A line home m a de- ette never been occupied. bmall delightful locality. Easy terms. posit; balance as rent. JAS. T. HOGAN & CO. AVENUE -NEXT •’CHRONICLE” SUBURBAN FARMLET FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 16 ACRES — All ploughable, divided into 7 convenient paddocks with post and wire fences. Good soil, well watered by permanent springs and pumps. Wintered eight cows besides other stock. Good house of 5 rooms and bathroom, pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper and tubs; motor shed; three-bail cowshed. Registered dairy. Situated only 4 miles from Wanganui and ■ 'i!e from factory. PRICE: £2lOO. TERMS ARRANGED. OWNER WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY FOR lARCE" DAIRY FARM C. L. DUIGAN & CO. over 30 ywirs). LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIOHEERS, ETC., 73 ELOGWAY STREET - • ■ WANGANC.

SOUND BUYING 2150 ACRES GOOD SHEEP AND CATTLE COUNI RY £8 PER ACRE FOR TWO-SHEEP COUNTRY rjX) WIND UP an Estate we have been instructed by the Trustees to offer A for Private Sale, 2150 acres good solid grazing country, situated 14 miles from Main Trunk Railway by good road, summer and winter. 2006 acres Freehold, 150 acres Native Lease at 1/6 per acre; term 21 years, with right of renewal. Originally bush country, but now all under grass excepting 80 acres good timber bush; 120 acres level and ploughable, balance being all easy to fairly steep country, but absolutely free of gorges. All suitable for cattle. Veil watered and subdivided into 20 paddocks. Aspect on the whole is good. Tke following facts will appeal:—STOCK AT PRESENT BEING WINTERED: •etfO BREEDING EWES, 700 WETHERS, 1100 M.S. LAMBS, 100 RAMS. The property will, and has wintered a further 500 sheep. Gross takings .££6-27, £2140. Gross takings, 1927-28, £2420. Books can be inspected. Buildings include Bungalow dwelling of 5 rooms, man’s cottage of 2 rooms, store house, good woolshed, dip and yards. PRICE, £8 PER ACRE. Easy terms to a solid man. VALUED IN 1925 AT OVER £lO PER ACRE. Properties worth the money are moving—you should not miss this. For further particulars apply— Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., TAUPO QUAY - - - - • WANGANUI.