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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXI, Issue 12187, 7 June 1907, Page 8

{ Business Advertisements. For Exchange. ! ' • r~J23 1 riIHE folldwing Propertieß are for e\1. t !'.iiii;> 1 .n> owners lia\« not put li!L(h piiceu on thvni, Biui|)ly being desu- , 011s »it talcing other piopt»rties more suitable h>r their (ire-pnt rei|Uiiemenls. 1 /JAA ACF.'I'.S hilly V.ieep country; 1 JLtiUU '."10 .mes in graias, well sul>('ivnted, fenced, and watered; good house 1) looms, men's whare, woolshed, and (.it tie yard-.. Pii.e, li- l-i- per acre. o\wier will e\eiian<^« lor Lmi to -iUU acres j near s. 1.001. ' (532) 1 OHO ACKES « real &°° d country; all J-/£\J\J in grass; well fenced, sub-(iu'.ilt-d, air! watered; good paying projitft} 1 . *piiMidul iiomestead. i'riie. £7 1 's ]ier ai iv. Owner wishes to exchange lor about U)U acres suitable for a atud lann. I AA A ACRES good cropping land, all J.V/UU ploughable; well fenced, subdivided, and wate'-ed; splendid homestead. IN. c<\ !Ki per acre. Owner would consider exchange for 2000 or 3000 acres partly improved country. Persona desirous of selling their farms would do well to send us particulars of some, which will l>e published in our Property (Juide FRIYF. We may add that tlin list is cii'culaled throughout New Zealand. J. H. NIXON & Co., (Late NIXON, .JJRADDELEY AND FORLONG), Land, Kstate, and financial Agenta, STOCK AUCTION HiRS, ETC., Opposite T. 0., Wanganui.

DALGETY & Co., Ltd, WOOL BROKERS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS* GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANTS. Complete j Stock on Hand of all 1 farmers' .Requisites. FJ3NCCNG MATERIALS— : English and American Wire, Staples, etc. PRODUCE— Oats, Wheat, BarIcy, etc., for Iced and seed purposes. Several varieties. GRASS SEEDS — Kyc^rass, Cocksfoot, Clovers, etc. Everthiug of the Best Quality ; 1 highest germination. We arp buyers of-J^anner*' ImM of Coeksloot in any ijuautity. Send samplw* to DALGETY:AND CO., LTD., " 60, TAUFO QUAY, WANGANUI.

FOR SALF. Two Good Sheep Farms, BOTH CLOSE TO SPLENDID MARKETS. 1 A C\(\ ACRFS, all in grass except 200 14-UU :hhs, well leiKed, watered and subdivided into 15 paddo-.-ks by good lemes. tarrying capaiity 1\ sheep p«r ai-vc r>o arre«. fktt and mulnlaling. balanre hilly, good 8-roon.ed house, wooUhed. shi'ep and cdttli? yards, dip, 8 btall stable and all necessary outbuildings; situated 12 milo3 lrom town and railway by good ro.ul. PRICE £& per acre. Terms can be ai ranged. 1000 ACRES, 700 acres in grass, balance' in bush, well fenced, watered and subdivided into It paddocks, country nnly aud undulating witii small flats, 100 acres felled and put down in English grasses las* year; tarrying capacity 2^ sheep per ai-ie'all the year round; buildings co»sist ot good (5-roomed hoube, shed yard 3 and nm --eary outbuilding-?: good orchard. Situat. d 71.7 1 . miles ivom town and railway by good road. PRICE 5 15s per acre. Torino can be at ranged. FOH FI'KTIIER PAKTIcrLARS APPLY X*K * TC. W. M. ASHTON & 00., Wanganui. Sole Agent. The Student's Lamp. N<> s'iifl-ut rr.n :ilV.»d to Like liberties with In-, si?ht. ('lov study by gaslight or with ;iu inimitable lamp means bad evc^.-jjht before long- Every student should have one of our study lamps, and it will pay better to gvt a jjood Limp for a moderate sum now, than have to pay heavy tees to oculists and opticians in the near future. These Student Lamps are on specially constructed adjustable stands, so that the light can be raised as high as is desired, and may be turned so as to fall exactly where it is wanted. The shade throws the light on to the table. At the same time protecting the reader's eyes. Tie lamp takes up scarcely any room, and all who have u.ed them s-iy emphatically that they would net be without them for anything ' DAVID McFARLANE, RIDGWAY STREET.