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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2498, 26 June 1915, Page 3

THOMSON, BROWN, & EAST, LTD., Auctioneers and U.ea.l Estate Agents, 174 Featherston Street (Right Opposito G'.P.O.) MOUNT VICTORIA—An ideal 8-roomcd Residence, roploto with every possible convenience. In "best residential locality. Dooms, 21 x 14, 22 x 14. 23 x 14, otc. Electric light, bath-heater. Garden. Price, JE2250. (57-16) WANTED Purchasers—Cosy Home, 5 rooms, h. and c., wnshhouse, copper, tubs, within 5 minutes Lower Hutt Station. Price, JC625; only ,£SO deposit, balance .£1 per week. H. ERNF,ST LETGIITON, Sole Agent, Lower Hutt, or 182 Featherston Street. WANTED Purchaser—436 Acres, Mannwatu. 300 flat and ploughahle, balance _ea6y hills (sandy formation)); good cropping, sheep, or cattle country; no buildings; 3 miles from station. Price, •Cl 3 per acre; ,£IOOO cash required. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, IS2 Featherston Street, Wellington. WANTED— Buyers of good Farms to write stating their requirements, locality, amount of deposit prepared to put down, etc., to H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, The Farms' Salesman, 182 Featherston Street, Wellington. WANTED Purchaser—7-roomed House, large and lofty rooms; every modern convenience; good J-acro Section. Price, only .£875, or with acres, rich flat land, .£2IOO. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182 Featherston Street, Wellington. R. G. RENNER, LAND AGENT, PANAMA STREET. 3710R Sale, close to Anstin Street, concenient ground floor five-roomed house, nice section, 6plendid view. Cheap. Easy terms.

EQUINOINT" TRIUMPHS^ ' ANOTHER- \ , ' V S/r.. $ : ! i- • /,.,■ ~~ -# •Kariolj if ! I . Messrs Young cfc Collins, Ltd.* .;• Wanganui. : : . WDew Sirs, ' The value of- ; be more widely known, for it possesses exSraordtft-:? ary merit and it affords me the very greatest!-,§ pleasure to speak in. terms of praiaa and to^recomv"' mend it. 1 I used EQUINOINT on a, hopaei'tlia.t gotejtangled'; , up in ? barbed wire fence, and so severely injuredjv :. his hook that I despaired of him ever being any good :W again. The injury was given overy attention at' : 'V : tho time and for about seven weeks without ing any impression, so T Sad' him^'blistercdf'and^? turned out. _ fc ■ This did not achieve the desired wsul(i, butjfij rather aggravated the trouble, for the lee eubse-S quently got so bad that he could soaroely put hia.,^ foot to the ground. j EQUINOINT was recommended to jne but, it r? V' was not for some time that I- deoided'to- *get aiitin.A and give it a trial. ' The trial tin has absolutely removed all trace of , the trouble, and the horse is" again in work and ' quite sound. ' There's another vary pleasing feature and that is that Equinoint leaves no blemish, for the hook is T quite clean and the hair is again growing as though - nothing had evor been used. I oannot express in words the high opinion I have of this EQUINOINT of yours, and anyone wanting furthor proof, just send them along to have a look at the horse "Pourito," who has twenty-six i, "first and three Championships: and I hope next ii- year after the thoroughness of EQUINOINT to add a few more to his credit. Yours faithfully, EQUINOINT Is sold In tins At 163. 6d. proourablo from Young & Collins, Limited j - AVENUE ii ;» s WAHCARUL !