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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1844, 2 September 1913, Page 10

g|■l IS Woat Leak I I MODME'S HiVZMI I FOUNTAIN PEN. |p No fountain pen has made Buch, • M loyal friends as "THE MOORE. mfs r It is the moat reliable pen made* It is easy ,to fill, easy and con« yenient to liandki. It writes at onoe: th'ere is no need to shake it and spatter ink air over yout desk .before getting tie injs; ' Take a ''MOORE'' PEN Vith you wherever you go; there ia ol* .ways eome writing to bo done, and thils is the pen you can alwaye rely upon from the first word to the end of. the. chapter. Pyloes; 18/6, 22/6, 30/*, to 45/« Each. ' MAIL' ORDERS RECEIVE OUR PROMPT ATTENTION, JEWELLERS, WELLINGTON I]r u ' 11, I I ...iLLHf ■ ■UIMIIJUU.IWJIIUI.. UIJMI ■u ■■ ■II« I IHM—iwiß-iMmMa——•rmrmmw GIVING HP HE RETAIL TRADE. WM. FRASER SHORTT, Ltd., WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. I Have accepted an offer from MR. W-. R. GATES, of "The § American Lounges," to lease thfe whole of the premises'occupied by them in connection with their Furniture Business. X The whole Stock of Up-to-date FURNISHINGS must be dia-« posed of by the 21st. SEPTEMBER. REGARDLESS OF COST! ' RECARDLESS OF COST! DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE, BARGAINS. DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, BARGAINS. BEDROOM FURNITURE. BARGAINS. HALL AND STUDY FURNITURE,. BARGAINB. CARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUMS.; BARGAINS. CROCKERY, CUTLERY, etc., etc. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! ; BUYi YOUR .APPLE LAND'S;: : ; From the Owner Dlreot. Every intermediary between the purchaser and the' real owner gets a profit—not by any means small—and undoubtedly, the ultimate purchaser has to pay that profit. When you buy direct from the owner you save these profits, and in consequence purchase at bed-rock. Before buying, whatever you do you should first see the RUBY BAY; (MOUTERE). Inspect all the properties in the market if you but do not fail to inspect Ruby Bay and see for yourself the Quite Exceptional advantages that are offered. Study this Fact —The following have purchased orchard sections on what was originally part of the Ruby Bay Estate and right alongside the property now offered by the undersigned:—Messrs. H. Cleland, Brown' (Mildura), Austin, Trevethick, Boulton, A. McKee, R. Harris, Andrews, F. Hallam, Drs. Deck and and Judge Chapman. Mr. Thos. Horton's property adjoins. The Property is picturesquely situated; close to the sea; is well sheltered and sunny. The ideal spot for a home. Magnificent beach and patches of native bush close handy. UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST. apple-growing land, and the best located, from every point of view, m New Zealand. In lots to suit purchasers. Terms: 10 per cent. Cash, balance 5 years 5 per cent. Inspection invited. Arrangements made to view the pro* perty. Absentee owners can make satisfactory arrangements foe planting and supervision. , Telephone communicates Mapua Bureau. . V For Price and particulars apply to W. STAFFORD, Ruby Bay, • OwneT. fob terms and all particulars, OR TO THE AGENTSH. F. M'NEILL AND CO., 155 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON, Branch Office: BRIGHT'S BUILDINGS, OTAKI. A. M. MUNRO, Manager.

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•■■ERUPTITE Aciie vp. safe and effective LX PLOSIVE, FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS. Writß to 30 HUNTER STREET, WEI* LINGTON, FOR A FREE'BOOK-