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LAND NOTICES* BUSH PROPERTY FOR SALE, OR WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY FOR A GOOD MORTGAGE. ]148 f 4. C ? ES, , freollold,Bituatcd!l!on S Bid 6 Pohokura railway station; 900 acres lTi i? i " n V Brassed, balance good tawa bush, woll fenced into 16 padaochs, well watered, 2 4-roomed cottages, woolshed (machines and engine). Price, *a per acre, Equity .£2865 Mortgage, part at C per cent, and part Government Advances to Settlers, For further particulars apply WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., NAPIER. ' SOUND PROPOSITION. : " 24-00 AC ??, S ' freehold; wintered 4200 sheep, 200 head of cattle; all lambs £i i t f ? tto .ned on grass; £1000 to £1500 to be made by summer fattening, independent of winter stock; largely limestone formation; well-equipped in buildwgs; admirably situated; good motor road. . ' PRICE, £13 10s. Terms can be arranged. iurther particulars, apply LOMAX AND SHERWILL, TAKAPAU, H.B. • FOR SALE-CHOICE MANAWATU LANDS. ' ACEES > situated 1 mile from rail and 1. miles from Cheese Factory (over yyy 100 acres flat and ploughable), with two houses of 8 and 5 Rooms, woolsntfd, yards, dip, and an 18-bailed cowshed. Property is divided into 16 paddocks, and is well watered by permanent streams; over 60 cows are milked on the property, and 150 cattle and 650 sheep are wintered. For price and terms, apply N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE " AGENCY CO., LTD., WELLINGTON.

CHOICE HOMES. NO BETTER VALUE OBTAINABLE. seven-roomed -&•• House, enamel bath, lavatory basin, hot and cold water, gas stove, radiator points, all on one floor, basement suitable for billiard room, or make two extra rooms if required. Magnificent view, ideal situation, handy to tram, large section, concrete paths, rose beds, lawns, fowlhouse, hedges, etc. Price .£I9OO. Terms, about .£6OO cash, balance at 5 W:ent. Strongly recommended. ELLINGTON SOUTH-Charming 8roomed house, bathroom, paptry, electric light, wardrobes, cupboards, every convenience, land 73 x 100, flower and vegetablo garden, livo hedges, concrete paths, beautifully built and finished throughout. Price, ,£IBOO. Terms ar-> ranged. LOWER HTJTT-Choice ten-roomed house, every possible convenience, hot and cold water, p.w.c.'s, gas, balcony, etc., together with, four acres of land laid out in garden, orchard; lawn, paddock, etc. Price only ,£4250 v Very favourable ternis arranged. Strongly recommended. TOWER HUTT-Artistio one-story 10- •*-' roomed residence, hot and cold water, enamel bath, p.w.o.'s, all conveniences,- verandahs, etc., together with ten acres rich flat land, laid out in flower and vegetable garden, orchard, ...lawns, etc. Price only £{250. Favourable terms arranged. WELLINGTON TERRACB-9-roomed house, bathroom, porcelain bath, hot and cold water, gas, scullery, pantry, cupboards, all modern conveniences, electric light, p.w.e., etc Good level section, good view. Price only £2250. Terms about one-third cash, or as arraneed. Immediate possession. fl. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 183 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON AND LOWER HUTT. "SPECIAL SWEET PEA" MANURE HOLDS a unique position among artificial manures specially composed for one claßs of plants, Its remarkable success is unprecedented. MACKERETH'S "SWEET PEA" . MANURE Imparts STURDINESS AND VIGOUR TO THE HAULM AND FOLIAGE! INCREASED SIZE AND HIGHER COLOUR TO THE BLOOMS I GREATER LENGTH AND STOUTNESS TO THE FLOWER STEMS! A liberal use of this fertiliser prolongs the flowering season, and saves the grower the trouble of removing Beed pods, which rarely dovolop when this food is regularly supplied. No Beopnd sowing of Sweet Peas is necessary in order to obtain late exhibition blooms j the plants continue to flower-till gales or frosts destroy them. It wards off disease. The most successful Sweet Pea Exhibitors speak of Mackeroth's Special Sweet Pea Manure in no unqualified termß. Small Tins, Is. 6d.; (post free 25.); large Tins, 3s. 6d. (poßt free 4s. 6d.). P. COOPER, LTD., SEED MERCHANTS, WELLINGTON. I BULBS FOR PLANTING NOW. ANEMONES—New Zealand-grown St. Brigid, all colours, mixed; Is. 6d.. dozj 10s. 100. CROCUS—Separate colours, 2s. doz.; mixed colours, Is. 6d. doz.; 10s. 100. HYACINTHS—Named' varieties, single and double, Is. each; 10s. doz.; mixed, all colours, 6d. each; ss; doz. IXlAS—Soparate colours, named varieties, 2s. to is. doz.; mixed, Is. 6d. doz.; 10s. 100. . . i' • , DAFFODILS-Royal Mixture, 100 for 55., postage Is. extra; Is. doz. For Named Varieties get our New Bulb Catalogue, posted free on application. RANUNCULUS—Asiaticus, all colours, mixed, Is. 6d. doz.; 10s. 100. TULIPS—Single Early, separate colours, ss. doz.; mixed, all colourß, 2s. 6d. doz.; 17b. Gd. 100. SWEET PEAS—I 2 best Spencer varieties, specially listed in our Catalogue, for 2s. 6d. Special Mixture, all colours, Is. oz.; }lb„ for 3s. H. C. GIBBONS AND CO., Ltd., ISO Lambton Quay, Wellington, And at Blenheim. P.O. Box 88, Wellington. GARDEN FERT.ILI.BER, CARMONA—The Best. Special preparations for Sweet Peas, Roses, Carnations, etc. : Mr. H. A. Fox, tho well-known Sweet Pea grower, recommends CARMONA as in every way satisfactory. INSECTICIDE., Use- VISTOLENE for Fruit _ Trees, Roses, and all Flowers.. Non-poisonous. Kills Caterpillars. Spray with the Alpha Automatio Sprayer. Procurable at all Stores. Wholesale Agents: J. W. WALLACE AND CO., 114 WAKEFIELD ST., WELLINGTON. SPRING FLOWERING BULBS. NaToissus, Anemone, Crocus, Hyacinths, j Tulips, Iris, Ixias, Ranunculus, Freesia, I Lilies, and others, etc., etc. j Our Illustrated Catalogue of above, : containing full oultural directions. ! Will send post free on application, or ! call j TE ARO SEED CO., Courtenay Place, Wellington. . 'Phone 701 A. GET YOUR— SPRING-FLOWERING BULBS From WELLINGTON SEED & NURSERY 106 Willis Street. 'Phone 257. Catalogues now ready, j THS* FAMOUS DB. WANIESff COWL i The Rational System Cures to stay Cured. < Ho External Applications, Single Bottle, 4/- . 6 Bottles, 20/Poit Free. WRITE TO-Djth Harahall's Pharmacy, Dunedln, Sab Agents.