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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1400, 28 March 1912, Page 2

SPECIAL NOTICES. TO-DAY. | TO-DAY. QREAT~ gAL E ! OF ASSIGNED STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES. BOUGHT AT Ss. 3d. IN THE £. BIG T)OOT IG JDoOT FOR BARGAINS -OUTERS. argains -Buyers. HERE ARE SOME OF THE PRICES: Men's Box Calf Derby Boots Usually 18s. fid., Now 13s. 3d. Men's Tan Glace Bools Usually 255., Now 18s. Gd. Men's Box Calf Lace Boots Usually 17s. (id., Now 12s. 6d. Ladies' Glaco Lace Boots Usually 215., Now 14s. lid. Ladies' Patent Albany Shoes Usually 225. Gd., Now 163. Gd. Ladies' Glace Lace Shoes Usually 18s. Cd., Now 10s. Gd. Infants' Shoes. Sizes 3, 4, 5, G, Usually 4s. lid., Now Is. Gd. HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS. BUY YOUR BOOTS NOW. GEO. R. LINDSAY & CO.. - 19S LAMBTON QUAY 198. ! (Only Address). LAND NOTICES. MUST BE SOLD. A SPLENDID CHANCE of Acquiring a First-class Sheep and Cattle Farm. Low Price. Easy Terms. The full particulars are:—l9oo acres freehold,of which 1750 acres are splendidly grassed; ringfenced, and 12 sheep-proof paddocks; 3 miles secure river boundary; large area gently undulating country principally at back, balancc easy hills; 'splendid sheep and cattlo country, which will comfortably winter 2 sheep besides cattle per acre; well watered and absolutely free from weeds; healthy country lying, well to tho sun; 4 miles from township, telephone, P. 0., school, church, store, blacksmith, saleyards (monthly sales), 12 miles to railway, _ and 20 miles from Waitara Freezing Works; new well-built 4-roomed house, shearing-shed, 40 x 30, with yards and two (locking yards, dip 35ft. swim. Adjoining properties have been sold up to .£8 10s. per acre. The pricc is only iC6 per acre, with .£2OOO cash, or 10 per "cent, cash, 10 per cent, in three months, .£SOOO at 4J per cent., and balance at 5 per cent, for 5 years. There is at least £2 per acre in this property, and it is highly profitable to farm. Buyers shown over. WALTER BEWLEY. NEW PLYMOUTH. w/jq ACRES, 50 acres in grass, 80 acres iOO under plough, 120 acres swamp, ring fenced seven wires, balance fern and' manuka; five-roomed house and shed (large), 51 miles from railway station, metal road, close to creamery, O.R.P. 10s. per acre. Will sell with .£2OO cash down, or lease for 5 or 7 years with compulsory purchasing clause. LAWSON AND SWAIN, Auctioneers, Te Awamutu. A 25 PER CENT. INVESTMENT. 1-ACRE Freehold, central position, risT ing township of Wbangamomona, 4 small Shops, with 2 Dwellings of four rooms attached, leased for 2 years at .£2 lis. 6(1. per week. Property rising in value. A gift at .£750. .£350 cash required. LAMASON AND MELVILLE (Late Kemp and Sawle), Auctioneers and Land Accnts. Stratford. DAIRY FARM FOR SALE, EASY ~ TERMS. Ino ACRES, Freehold, 10 paddocks, J-VO two-thirds pioughable, necessary buildings, 11 miles from Pahiatua; cheap farm. Price .£2B, only .£3OO cash required. W. INGLIS HUSBAND, Pahiatua. SPORTING. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, APRIL 17th AND 20th, 1912. DOMINATIONS "for all events at the above Meeting- CLOSE at NINE O'CLOCK P.M. on FRIDAY, 29th MARCH, 1912. A. E. WHYTE, Secretary. H. PORT, 163 a CUBA STREET, LOCKSMITH AND GUNSMITH. Repairs a Speciality. CUSTOMSI CUSTOMS! T J. CASEY, Customs Agent, No. 148 • Feathersion Street. Goods clcared and promptly delivered at lowest rates. Telephone No. 3156. Country clients re- - oeivo prompt attention. BODEGA LUNCHEON ROOMS, 38 LAMBTON QUAY. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Breakfasts, Luncheons, Teas, Suppers. Ub to It.3Q p.m. ! ROVERS, RUDGE, & ra H ' p '> A.J.S. MOTORS These are the Best v .nglish Make. The RED BOUCHER CYCLES are still to the front, as see the Holiday Sports . Results, so call at BOUCHER'S if you want a machine that will stand the I test. Note—74 LAMBTON QUAY it 1 tho Placa. : BRICKS [ (Late of Bodci'a.) - NEW LUNCH AND TEA ROOMS, I 22G LAMBTON QUAY, Opposite the Dresden. Hot Meat, Fish, and Oyster Teas, 5 to 7.31), on Satin days to 10 p.m. I pHEAP PREPAID ADVERTISEMKVn> are invited in "The !)(>• miniun" a* Minus:— Situations Wanted. Bonril KenMcnco. JSituiitioiis Vacant. To Let. ~ SIXTEEN WORDS FOR SIXPENCE,