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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 452, 10 March 1909, Page 10

BUSINESS NOTICES. PRICES. Sugar, la, 561b. Dags, 88. 4tl. Australian Flour— 25's, 3s. 3d.; 50's, Gs. 3d.) 100's, 12s. Cornflour, Brown and Poison's, per lb., GdNuggot Polish, per tin, Id. Finest Factory Butler, lid. ' Rolled Oats, per bag, 9d. Coupons given with every Cash Purchase, WARDELL'S, WILLIS STREET. 'OOUQTJETS for Weddings and Presentation!, •*-* liaiuty Posies and Baskets for Birthdays, Bon Voyage, etc. Wreaths and Funeral Lmblems sent to any part of Dominion. Mis* Murray, Vice-Regal Florist, 3G Willis Street, Wellington. c^j

DARCY FORD, TAILOR AND SOFT GOODS MEECHANX l JJAS REMOVED to HOTEL WINDSOB B GILDINGS, Chews Lano, off Willii Street. 1 Patrons and the General Publio can buy al\ classes of DRAPERY AT WHOLESALE PRICES. SUITS TO MEASURE from 50i. DARCY FOBD, IMPORTER. csii FIRST-CLASS FEILDING PROPERTY, QK A ACRES, heavy bnsh land, within i milea 00\J of Feilding, beautiful homestead, with surrounding native bush; 260 acres flat and ploughable when (-tumped. An ideal dairying or grazing and fattening property, PRICE, £18 Ss. j £1600 cash, ' A: H. ATKINSON & CO., LTD., FEIUItNG cio3a U.F.C.A., MERCHANTS, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, PALMERSTON NORrH.

OQK ACEES, 10 miles fron Palmerston 000 North; half L.1.P., bilance O.K.P.j 125 acres in grass, some sccoui growth, balance* in busb, which the owner is now felling j all ringtenced; whare on propirty;' a neverfailing supply of water; prbjerty within a ttono's throw sold for, .£l3 per:lrte; woll worth inspection'.' Price, £5 10s. perld<co; about ,£7OO cash. I,'rAA A ACRES, Native Lease,, jap tha Wa«JUUU nganui River; 42 ycairi to run at 9d. and Is. Cd. per acre; soine-cleiring; balanco bush; 3-sueep country when in,grass; healthy climate. Porperty woll watcr-d by streams and springs. Nearly all plougliiulo. Wlin.ro on tlio place. For au expenditure bf about ,£2OOO on this placo a return of (Bin .£SOOO to .£IO,OOO would be assured. Owier is prepared to exchange interest for City'lroperty. Consideration on application. 'J i 1 QAK ACRES on the Mainifcunk Lino. A ±£*±0, nice Grazing llun;!£l|. cleared; 300 acres ploughable; large woolshel fitted with 6heep-shearing machinery, .engiro, ore.; sevenroomed house, nicely laid 1 jut with all conveniences, Winters 2000 slnxp, 50 cattle, 20 horses. Price, .£6 10s. Termij 3n application. At the price, this is' an investment where a man cannot lose money, as Hi<! land must rise in value in the uext year or two.: C32ft 1 ' i. • • ' Preserve Youp Boots with ,; v RACpt! The defects of 4he average Boot Polish arc that it does not la;t, that it does not preserve the leather, and that it rubs off easily. RADIUM IS EFFECTIVE I With little labour it gives a brilliant black gloss that keeps your footgear always stylish. RADIUM IS CHEAP I It only needs to be applied thinly now and then. A rub occasionally does the rest. It is a wonderful preserver of leather and will save 25 per cent, in wear and tear. Best Boot Polish on Earth! * g* . BOOT SHOPS AND . QQ. STORES. \3CI4 Made by McLeod. } LANE'S MEDOLINE- V c for the Hands. Is easily applied V s aud gives instant relief. Is. bottle <! \ at all Chemists and Stores. T| fWWWW* . CIOS7 CONVEYANCES. KIMBOI.TON COACH SERVICE. Q DAW'S Mail Coach leaves FEILDING >3« Daily, to connect with APITI aud RANGIWAIIIA Coaclies, returning in time for Southern Express . CIOG7 FOXTON-LEVIN COACH SERVICE. Timetable—Leavo ioxton G. 30 a.m., arrive Levin 8.30 a.m.; leave Levin 10.30 a.m., arrive Foiton 12 noon; loavo I'oxtun 2.3U p.m., arrive Loviu 4.30 p.m.; leavo Levin 7.30 p.m., arrive Foiton 9.30 p.m. Leave Foxton 11 a.m., arrive Shannon 12.30 p.m.; leave Shannon 2.50 p.m.; arrive l'oxtua 4.30 p.m. FOXTON-SHANNON. Royal mall coach service, the Shortest llouto to and from Foxton.— Loavo Foxton daily 0.30 a.m., arrive Shannon daily 7.50 a.m.; leave Shannon daily 10.15 a.m. arrive Foxton daily 12 noon; leavo Foiton daili' 2.30 p.m., arr.vo Shannon daily i p.m.; loave Shannon dailj 8.15 p.m.', arrive Foxton dul> 11.30 p.m. I. H. QINQELL. ' , (831 Proprietor.