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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 423, 10 July 1905, Page 4

• — —— •■■"• *■ » «-■■ » » «__ ._> -_^ -i—t.Ji "^—————--y^---— ■_-_■_.-— MOUNBEY k CO, MOUNSEY & CO. MJCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. VALUERS. Etc. AGENTS— Wertheim Sewm? Machines SPENCER PIANOS AMERICAN AND ENGLISH ORGANS Catalogues, Lists ol Town Properties and Dairy Farms on applica tion, COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHERS. Regular Sales Every Saturday. SWIFT & CO, Land and Commission Agents, George-street, next Woodfield's Stables. Palmerston North. Agents for the Hemdon Egg Preserver dry and vapour processes; the marvel the age. Place your orders early. 250 acres, the best land in the Manawatu, near railway, town, school, and creamery. A model farm, well divided, rich losmy soil, splendid cropping and dairying lana; all first class buildings with large and commodious residence; also manager's house, with up-to-dat. bails, sheds, yards, etc, A very desirable property. Price and terms on application. 114/938 LEASE OR SALE, 1090, acres, 15 miles from town, undulating land, all in RraEß, carrying 2J sbeep to acre, school adjoining; healthy Bhcep country ; good 8 roomed house and outbuildings, £7 per acre. 101/868 House 3 from £30 down; sections from £10 down. 1 New 4-roomed house, bathroom, washhouse, copper and tubs. £275; say £50 down. GOOD FARM NEAR LEVIN FOR LEASE. 228 acres good land, 70 acres suitable for dairying, 12 acres in crop, balance good sheep and cattle country, 5-roomed house, 10-bail cowshed, pig-styes, etc., metalled road right up to gate, It milos from creamery. Ront 10s an acre. Will give purchasing clause at £9 10s an acre if £200 deposited, on which amount rebate will be allowed. This is a property well worth inspecting. For further particulars apply to HUDSON & EASTHER, Land & Estate Agents L o, TO CAB PROPRIETORS AND CARRIERS. FINE roomy stable and plant in tho most prominent position in Palmerston N., to be leased on good terms for ton years. Rental dirt choop. Plant must be taken at valuation. This chance should not be missed. No goodwill. Apply ALFRED COOK, Land and Commission Agent, Rangitikei-st Palmerston N. SHOEING FORGE, I BANGITIKEI STREET (Late Humphreys) L ARMSTRONG (of Wallace & Masson, • Wairarapa Implement Works) desires .to announoe to business men, farmers, carriers, etc., that h<- has taken over the above, and by strict attention to business, combined with good work and promptness, I hopes to receive a share ot their work. I -Shoeing a special feature. Agricultural implements fitted. Plough-setting on scientific lines, and guaranteed. A TlltAL SOLICITBD. E. JOHANSEN, TERRACE END, WOOD AND COAL. YARD. Main • Street, opposite Princess Hotel. BEST Screened Coalbrookdale, Puponga, and Pelawmain Coal. Also Coke, Brunner Nuts and all kinds of Firewood kept in stock. Orders and cash may be left with Mr Bradfield, grocer, The Square. E. JOHANSEN Proprietor. .^^ . SHAW HAVILL #^|^jk^ | ALBIO-TcO., Lin. The Direct Line of Steamers for Plymouth & London. Via Bio De Janeiro or Monte Video and Teneriffe. Splendid up-to-date Passenger Accommodation. Roomy Cabins and Spacious Decks. S.S. lONIC (twin screw), 12,234 tons, W. s. G. Atkin, R.N.R., Commander, from Wellington, 17th August, 1905. Special facilities given to residents in the colony to bring ont friends from Home either by pre-payment of passage money in New Zealand or by guarantee. For further particulars apply to the agents. MELLSOP, ELIOTT & CO., Palmerston North. WANG AN 01 RIVER moURIST Steamer Tima Table-Wariganui-Pipiriki, depart Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Pipiriki > Wanganui, depart Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Intending passengers must book in advanoe with A HATBIOK ft CO;, Winßftnw! nOMI PASSAGE(ALL LINES. BOOKED BIN ALL ROUTES. [ALL CLASSES. Send for Sailing List (with Map). Posted Free. Passages Booked through to South Africa. THOS. COOK & SON, Wellington. BOR WELLINGTON. Ihe Splendid Borew Steamer Queen of jbhe South. LEAVES FOXTON every Tcibdat, Thcbbda*. and Satubdas, For fight and passage, apply to J. OVEREND, Agent. The above steamer has splendid paß sanger accommodation, there bolng c separate ladies saloon Curing Lung Trouble Not always an easy task. Very much depends upon the way patients look after themselves. If those who possess • weak lungs, or who easily catch colds will exercise . deeper breathing, not merely for a few minutes each day, but create the excellent habit of breathing a little deeper all day long. —the extra lung power developed will positively astonish you. To help throw off a cold, recent or chronic, to clear the air pas sages of phlegm, to reduce the inflammation or .soreness caused by a cold and to aid fresh air, take regular doses of LANE'S EMULSION the great lun_» healer and body builder. About one or two teaspoonfuls of Lane's three or four times each day will do nicely. Be sure it's Lane's Emulsion.