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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXI, Issue 12189, 10 June 1907, Page 8

j Business Advertisements. For Exchange. fillir, following I'ropcrties are for « v_L i . iii;.,*. a '"-■ owni'i's Lave not pub ' l.ijjh puco-i on them, simply being 1 desirous ol taking otIMT propeities more biiiVable lor tln-ir pu>out n'<|ti:iemc;ilh. 1 Afifi A<.Jti:.-5 Lilly *.l.wp country;! A JtUU '-"'»> acres in grass, well subi>!M(li.l, leiiced, and watered; good house- .) roMins, UH-n"s \\!<are, v<Kil--l'cd. nhcep aud ••.stili- ),iitl.->. l'n.-f, IV lo& per -Mtv. Owner v.ill exehviuge lor lUH to 4UO acres Hoar school. (532) I 1 of\(\ ACJ l '^' real &°° d country; all A/vUU i:i gr.m; well fenced, subdivided, and \s.itiied; goi>J l»>;v"'^ pro-]->i'ty: splendid Ijomo.stead. I'uce, £.7 ](is per arie. O»vjht willies lo oM'hange ior about -J-t)U aeros suitable ior a fltufl. farm. 1 C\C\(\ lIES 8 0( >& cropping land, alt AUUU pluughalile; well tenced, sub(hsided, and w.ilen-d ; splendid homestead. !'nc<\ X\6 j-.er ae.e. Owner woujd consider cm Irti nge for -000 or JUUU acres paitly improved country. Persons desirou3 of selling 1 tlieir farms would do well to send iib particulars of some, vhicli will be published in our Propeity (juide FUCTI. We may add that tin/ list ib circulated throughout New Zealand. J. H. NIXON & Co., (L.Ue NIXOX, miADDELIiA' AND FOIILONGK Land, Estate, and J mancial Ageuts, stock .irmoNiiois, etc.. Opposite 1.0., Wangauui.

DALGETY & Co., Ltd., WOOL BROKERS, STOCK AMD STATiGN AGENTS' GRAIM AND SEED MERCHANTS. Complete Stock on Hand of all Farmers' Requisites. FENCING MATERIALS— English and American Wire, Staples, etc. PRODUCE— Oats, Wheat, Earley, etc., ior ftvd and seed purposes. Several varieties, GRASS SE EDS — Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Clovers, etc. Everthing of the Best Quality ; highest germination. We are buyers of Farmerb' lines ot Cocksfoot iv any quantity. Send sample* to DALSETYZAND CO., LTD, 60, TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI.

FOR SALE. Two G-cod Sheep Farms, BOTII ( LOSE TO SPLENDID MARKETS. 1 { A A ACRE«\ all in grass except 200 14:UU aties, \\<-!l U-nci'd. watered and subdivided i'H<> 13 paddocks by good • iVnccs. cariMU,: < -mm. ity 2V slitep per acie. +-»0 acres rial aud undulating^ balante hilly, good B-ioomed house, woolshed, sheep and caLle yard-, dip. 8 btall stable and all necessary outbuildings; situated 12 miles from town and railway by goqd I road. PRICE ±ii per acre. Terms can be arranged. • 1000 ACRES, 700 acres in grass, balance in bush well ienced. watered and subdivided into Ii paddocks, country hrlly a n.l undulating with small flats, 100 acres foiled raid put down in English grasseslast year: carrviuc: capacity 2\ sheep per acir'all the year round; buildings co»sisl <>f good 0-roonicd house, shed yards illl I IHM fin.U-y outbuildings; good orchard. Sitiritrd T'.'iuilcs tioin town and railway hv good road. PRICE 5 los per acre. Tei-Mo can be arranged. lOlt LTUTJILR PViriTCULARS APPLY T©. W. M. ASHTON & 00., A\.in<j.mui. Sole Agent.

The Student's Lamp. No student can :ifford to take liberties with bis M!,'ht. Clo-e study by gablight or AMtli -in inimitable lamp means bad evesi^lit betore long. Fvery student should have one of our study lamps, and it will pay better to get a good lamp for a moderate sum now, than linve to pay heavy fees to oculists aud opticians in. the pear future. These Student Lamps are on specially constructed adiustable stands, s<> 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. The lamp takes up scarcely any room, and all who have used them say emphatically that they would not be without them for" anything ' DAVID McFARLAISfE, RIDGWAY STREET.