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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7534, 10 August 1903, Page 3

LAND! LAND! \^r # H. CRUICKSHANK, FOR SALE. J-ACRE, Cornwall-stiLe, nil fenced. £100. Dry section. J- ACRE, Colombo-road, water, drainage and gas. £125. HOUSE, 6 rooms, new, corner section, Cornwall-street. A nice property, and very cheap. £420. HOUSE. 5 rooms, Victoria-street. A bargain. £240. 166 ACRES, Mauriceville, all limestone, 4-roomed house, adjoins station. £12 10s per acre. 107 ACRES, one mile from Masterton, fine dairy land, at present stocked with cows. £30 per acre. j-ACRE, Pine-street, good soil. £210. 232 ACRES, all flat. £4 ss; terms. GOODWILL OF LEASE, Shop and 7 Dwelling Rooms, Queen-street. £105. Long lease. FOR SALE—Fruit and Confectionery Business, Queen-street. Only £35 required. A bargain. HOUSE, 4 room 3, Albert-street, £185 only, £50 down, balance 6 per cent. A bargain. HOUSE, 7 rooms, near Post Office (new). £465. HOUSE, 4 room?, Albert-Etreet, £220. I-ACBE, Perry street. £155. HOUSE, 4 rooms, Villa-street, new. £260. STORE, near railway, splendid site, £650; £400 can remain at 6 per cent.; good opening for a baker. , J-AORE, Lincoln-road. £95. ,' House, 4 rooms, £-acre land, Eurupuni. £210. FARMS for sale throughout the district. Several pood Houses to let. ACCEPT NO EXCUSE FROM YOUR STOREKEEPER. When you order Apollo Sperm Candles, insist upon having that particular brand. APOLLO SPERM CANDLES . . . ARE HONEST CANDLES AT HONEST PRICES. npHERE are reasons why you JL should not tolerate any excuse. Apollo Sperm Candles do not yield the Storekeeper so large a profit as some of the brands of inferior candle?, and also some of the foreign-made first-quality candles. When yoar Storekeeper says:— "These are just as good," or " These are better," you do right to doubt him. He pushes tho sale o£ tho other brands because of the larger profit he makes out of them. Apollo Spanm Candles ARE IDEAL HOUsIJUOLD CANDLES. Sold by all S obekeepahs. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY! AT A. E. Winzenberg's, Qceen-st., Mastbrton. AN inspection of the Vestibule respect* fully solioited. Tkli-thone No. 125. GAS ENGINE, (Second-hand). Good Working Order. yOR SALE. CHEAP. APPLY— THIS OFFICE. WE DO NOT SELL AT BEDUCED PRICES. NOR DO WE SELL RUBBISH AT RUBBISH PRICES. Remember i You must pay a FAIR PRICE . fora FAIR ARTICLE. THE RED BIRD IS A GOOD BICYCLE at a FAIR PRICE. The* B.EST at Any Price. REPAIRS OUB SPEOIALITr. TOM DWYER & CO., QUEEN-STREET. 'Phone 134. P.O. Box 21. pope Leo xm. HAVE been.. appointed Sole Agent for an excellent picture" of the late Pope.. Call a»4 order early,.. EUiQt's Book Arcade, MASTERTON. THE KIND OF FRAMES TO be used is very muoh a maY ter of taste, {t important, though, the Frames set properly' on the nose, and the right distance from the eyes. That the lenses be perfectly centred. How are you to know when some one is guessing ? Wβ never guess, j "GLASSIS BIGHT—GOOD SIGHT." HERBERT T. WOOD, Chemist and OrnciAN, • Mabtebton. NOBEL'S -. . EXPLOSIVES. DYNAMITE, GELIGNITE, BLASTING GELATINE, DETONATORS, SAFETY FUSES, ELECTRIC BATTERIES, ELECTRIC DETONATOE FUSES, ELECTBIO CABLES, ETC. REMOVAL of TREE STUMPS with the aid of NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES having been proved to be not only successful, but economical, SETTLERS are advised that Stocks of above can be procured from us, pending the appointment of Local Agents, with whom we are negotiating. W. M. BANNATYNE & CO., LTD., SOLE AGENTS, • • WELLINGTON. LENDING LIBRARY OF New Books. 50 latest just added. 5/- per quarter, or 3d per book. Elliot's Book Arcade, MASTEBTON. C. E. DANIELL, Iron & Hardware Merchant, IS now landing, es &&. lonio, Gothic, and Turakina— Tfa tons Hubbuck's Genuine White and Red Lead 1 ton Colthurat and Harding White and Red Lead 1 ton soft Putty 7 casks Burnt Sienna, Umbers and Dry Colours 50 drums Blundell and Spence GenI tune Boiled Oil i 50 drums Blundell and Spence Gen- ; vine Raw Oil 50 drums Colthurat and Harding Genuine Boiled and Raw Oil 110 rolls (5500 yards) Lysaght's Wire Netting—36 x 4 x 15, 36 x ljf x> 17, 36 x If x 16, 42 x If x 1.6 1J tons Sheet Zinc, Nos.'sj, 10,11,12 40 cases Corrugated Iron % tons Plain Iron, 24 and 26 gauge ; To arrive ex Rapolla, Jesseric and Lewis Both, from New York— i 10 cases Machinery 4 cases Disston Hand Saws 60 dozen Mill Saw, Cross-cut and other Files 270 kegs Wire Nails, all sizes General Ironmongery Queen and Chapel-atFaetSi MASTEBTON.