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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXI, Issue 12188, 8 June 1907, Page 8

Business Advertisements. For Exchange. rniHO following Properties are for e.\I 1 li.i ij^«. tiiu oiwittis Have not put Ijigh prices on tliam, simjily being deuiroub of taking othflr properties more euita>)le for their present lvquiiements. 1 iAA ACJIT.S Lilly &l:ecp country; XttUU 'JU'J a«ies in grasH, well subti i \ : d 1 I. fenced, and watered; good lioiuso S) looms, men's wlrare, woofshed. s=heep aud fattle yuidb. Piii'tf, JJ-1 Kiy |«>r acre. Owner will excliaugn for lou tv 4UO acrea near ttliooi. (532) 1 900 A^-^'''S» rea^ S°°^ country; all -I^UU in grass; well fenced, subdi\alt<l, and v\titeiod: <r<xsil v:tying jjro]."ity; B|iiendi(l homestead. Pi at 1 . £7 ((/- •,«.•!• ui-ru. O'viht \\ i>)»'v t/> fxc'inmgo !<■! , ibout Kn) acres fiintalile for a stu<l I.tun. lAAA AClll.'.S good cropping land, all IyUU ploughable; well fenced, sub(Tivided, and watered . splendid homestead, l'riw, KM ]ier ac r«. Owner would coti•,id»T e\< Iftingi' ior Hunt) or :SU(H) acres partly unpiovud country. Personß desirous of selling their farms would do well to se.nli us particulars of some, which will be published in our Propei'y ("nidi- FKF7K. \\<* may add that this" h-t is ciruilutcd througliout New Zed la nd. J. E. NlXOff & Co., (Late 2HXON. P.PvADDF.LEY AND FOKI.ONG), Land, Estate, aud Financial Agents, .STOCK ArcnOXKF.'RS, ETC., Opposite P. 0., Wanganui. DALGETY & Co., Ltd., WCOL BROKERS, STOCK AND STATION* AGENTS* GRAIN ANU SH.EQ MERCHANTS. Complete Stock on Hand of all Farmers' Koquisites. F>EXC [KG MATERIALS— English, and American Wire, Staples, etc. PItOl)T T oE— Oals, Wheat, Barloy, <;tc, for t\'i*d and. seel purposes. Several varieties. | G K ASS SEEDS — Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Clovers, etc. j EvtTthing of the Best Quality ; ! highest germination. % "We ai'- buyers of F.u i<ior;»' hues of Coi k-M'not in any o.uantity. Send cample* to OALuETV^ND CO., LTD., 60. TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI.

FOR SALE. Two Grcod Sheep Farms. • BOTH CLOSi: TO SPLENDID MARKETS. 1 A (\(\ -*CRr.S, all in grass except 200 I'tUU acres, well fenced, watered and Nu'.idiudcd into !•"» paddweks by good lcn(C->, cainm^ <.ij).icity UV slit-ep per acre, lOd acres ihif and midiilatiiig-, \>a\ancß hilly, good S-roomod house, woolalietl, .shcpp .in'd ciiHle yards, dip, & stall sti\Me ,ui'l all li'Tes-aiy outbuildings: situated 11' 111 lies 110 m1 10m town and railway by good vfi.ul. PRICIJ .i'G per acre. Terms can be .u I juged. IMHM \CRES, 7»)f) acres in grass, balance in luiih, well i eiiced, watered and subdivi.l.vl into 14 .paddocks, country hilly and undulating with small flats, 100 acres telled :u;d put down in English graces l-.»>t veai ; cirfying capacity 21,2 1 , sheep per acre all th« year round; buildings co«K'st of good tVronnicd house, shed yard* jjirlnece^-ary outbuildings; good orchawl. Situated 7i miles l'ronrtowii and railway by good road. PRICE 5 15s per acre. T'-nrfi c.m he arranged. for v\ wnii.i: pvrticulars apply r ro. W. M. ASHTON & CO., Wanganui. Sole Agent. The Student's Lamp. No shident civ all'.>id to Like liberties with ins s.ght. Clom' study by gaslight or with .111 unsitable lamp means bad evcf,i'(!'f beiore long. Every ! student should have one of our study lamps, and it will pay better to get a good Limp for a moderate sum now, than have to pay heavy tecs to oculists and opticians in the near future. Those Student Lamps are on specially constructed adjustable stands, si that the light can be raised bb high as is desired, mid may be turned so as to tall .exactly win re it is -wanted. The shade throws the light on to the table. At the same time protecting the reader's eyes. The lamp takes up scarcely any room, and all who have used them say emphatically that they would uot lie without them ior anything • DAVID McFARLANE, RTIKJWAY STEEET.