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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 921, 14 September 1910, Page 7

X Messrs.'. J;\H. Bctlunie and Co.- announce in our auction: columns that on' Thursday, ..October;. 6, at their rooms,, at 2.30 . p.m.,,; under instructions from: - the Kegistrar. of ; the Supreme Court,.'they, will offer two properties at Kelburne and 0110 at. Island Ba t v.. .The Kelburne properties' are both in . South Terrace,. and comprise areas of 16.G and 16.1 perches respectively, there, being a • iive-roomed dwellinghouse on each section. The Island Bay property : comprises a piece of laud having frontages io Dcnvent,: Kibble, and Severn Streetsj containing an area of. 3 roods 8.8 perches. I'ull details of the. different luts appear in the, advertisements, and any further information: may 'be: had oil' Application to the - auctioneers'.* : ' ' An "Old Maid" fell from the "Bridge" -. down below,: " "X ;' ■ • .'X; And the river's.cold waters soon kissed; Though rescued she was ,in. condition- ;' ."Solo,"' • X'X • That all crept about tho house, "Whist!" ■■".-" •' 'But after a "Nap" she cried, in tones

' "I'll not provide doctors more,lucre, I'll 'Beggar my neighbour;' some PepperX, . mint Cure, : .. ' . . •"And.'this.'.-Beastly old chill I!, will . 'Euchre' !"—-Advt. X 23

: -Particulars!' of the > famous ' Kopane Block of land "will be found, in: our ad-, vertising columns, 1080. acres;. ..bfc->ridhi-drained swamp and' river-deposit ■ land, •situated oil the Longburn Road, is now offered for private sale by Abraham and Williams, Ltd., and Wm. :H. Turnbull and: Co.. . It is said that this block, com--prises some of tho best dairying, land, in the Dominion,, and . will only be, avail-, able in a block until October 15. -If not then sold, - it'\will ! b6noti'ered: at .-auction in sections'.'-' . •' X ■; -'■

: To-day, at. 1.30 p.m., three-hundred and seventy-five lots of furniture, being the weekly . sale of/Messrs. XL: K-. ; Macdonald, ■Ltd.,. will be atictioned at.'their rooms, Lambton Quay. • An. upright grand piano,, sideboards,' iliningropm suites, wardrobes, dinihg-table?, sewing, machine,. crockery, etc.,' will be: submittal without reserve. ' A rhyme's, good enough when not really v '■.' bad, •; ' ' . . . ■ ' ' And has sense very plainly to-speak. ■ . .So give mo : a yorco that ask 3 bavo you had . '■• X"' ■ ,'■'•. " Some of Barraolough'a Balsam this . week? • X ''X • •'■'•■ .■ '■ BARRACLOUGH'S ACACIAN LUNQ

1 . BALSAM. Is 6d. ' Messrs. AV. H. Turnbuli and Co. • insert in our auction column^'particulars of a- sale to' he held by'' them, under iri-' : 'structions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, on Wednesday, September 21, at 2.30 p.m., being part of, Section" 17, Hutt district, .Lots', 136-and. 137, deposited' plan No. 1305, and having a fronthge. ..to Cuba Street Extension of ' 108.16- links, and to Central Terrace of .08.92 links. ' V • "•<

Tenders are invited by the Invorcargill Corporation Tramway; for the , manufacture, supply, and delivery; of plant; for an .electrio trolly system in Invercargill. Tenders nro also invited for tho supply and • delivery, ,of Australian hardwood sleepers and'ironbark poles. Further particulars will be found in -our adver-tising-.columns. ; NEEDED EVERY DAY. \ " ! A good liniment, and ono that can always be relied upon, is nowhere more appreciated' than in the. country.' Scarcely a! week''passes but sonie member of the family has need of it. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is more widely known than any liniments for cuts, burns, and sprains, and it not only gives relief but heals the wound in about one-third the timo required by any other treatment. The great power ' Chamberlain's Pain Balm has over pain is shown in the relief it affords in cases of acute and inflammatory rheumatism. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is also an antiseptic.—Advt,