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Hokitika Guardian, 16 July 1919, Page 1

WESTJCO.AST. LAND FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS VVE BELIEVE IN THIS LAND BECAUSE WE KNOW ITS VALUE. WE STAND BEHIND OUR REPUTATION AND RECOMMEND THE LAND TO RETURNED SOLDIERS AS CHEAP, EASILY WORKED, IMMEDIATELY PRODUCTIVE And capable of GREATLY INCREASED VALUE. AHK ACRES~FREEHOLD, along--4 side Railway Station and Main Road, six-roomed homestead, dairy, barn and shearing shed, slaughter house, cart and implement shed, garage and blacksmith’s shop, two whares, stable, etc., spring water sup. ply, orchard and garden. All. cleared ana ploughable, with the exception of about five acres shelter pines; good deep rich soil. About 50 acres recently ploughedj and Fordson Tractor and Plough still at work. Will carry about 600 sheep and 60 to 70 cattle; £l6 per acre; easy terms.

1 QOK ACRES FREEHOLD; 782 acres various Leasehold tenures; 150 acres cleared and in good grass. Heavy timber on balance, part, ly cut off by millers and good rough feed showing. Will carry 250 head grown cattle in present condition; small proportion fenced; two miles from country post office and schools; 3J miles from butter factory. Only five miles by good read from railway station ; excellent grazing proposition. Price £7OOO.

tyKf) ACRES FREEHOLD, all cleared and fenced and substantial buildings thereon. Land in good heart; practically all ploughable: ready for immediate occupation; price £l7 ss. per acre. Strongly recommend this propocition, which Is convenient to railway line, station, school, and post office.

/inn ACEE S RENEWABLE LEASE—good locality with virgin country; about 100 acres felled and grassed; conveniently situated; lj miles from railway station • partially fenced; good proposition with great prospective increase in value. Price £4 10s.

f)OA ACRES’FREEHOLD. Land wholly cleared and all ploughable. Strongly fenced; good heart; no buildings; owner prepared to assist purchase in necessary buildings. £ls per acre. Our guarantee goes with this proposition . (ESTABLISHED 1865.) WEYMOUTH.

nPItING BLOSSOM OINTMENT price Is isame size a s before the war); no advance in the price. , *;Vs\Vu Wf § r < g yvii 11 CURES POISONED & INFLAMED WOUNDS. Eczema, Scalds, Burns, Ulcers, Chilblains, Old Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boils, Chapped Hands, Sore Legs, Skin Complaints. and Heals everything it touches. SOLD EVERYWHERE. PRICE Is PER TIM. NOTE:—A Crimean and Indian Wai /eteran, after enduring for half a oen:ury the terrible worry and annoyance if an open and continuously dischargng bullet wound received in the Criiica, Mr. J. Grace, of Broughton itrect, Kaikourai, Dunedin, has at iasf found not merely relief but complete ■lire, bv using two boxes of SPRING BLOSSOM OINTMENT.

SPRING BLOSSOM PILLS, pric* Is, cures indigestion, liver, kidney, and stomach troubles, and con stipation ; all stores. a T>LOOMINE,’’ price Gd, the e .eai JO- corn, wart, and bunion cure best. in the market; sold everywhere. IF YOU SUFFER FROM ASTHMA do not hesitate, but send at onoo for a tin of— HAWKINS’ INSTANT RELIEF ASTHMA POWDEh. For Asthma, Catarrh, Cold in the Head, Influenza, Hay Fever, Bronchial Affections and Difficult Breathing. PRICE: —Is and 2s per tin, cent post free on receipt of price. C. W. HAWKINS. HERBALIST, 150 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. I A HIPC. The FJixir of Life is in LHUIIO. “ORANGE BLOSSOM.” It makes you well, and keeps you well. Uced by thousands. Thirty years on the New Zealand market. Ladies suffering from internal • complaints can cure themselves with the celebrated home treatment—- •’ ORANGE BLOSSOM.”

One Month’s Treatment, ss; pos* tree Address: MR$ HAWKINS. POST FREE—ENEMAS from 'ls fid H 12s fid each. Address; Mrs f Hawkins, 150 George St.. Dnnedn. 150 GEORGE STREET, DUNEP TN

fV?.ip3M, Clothiers at« General Importers. Revell Street - - Hokitika just received a-large assortment of Ladies Costumes, Coats and Tweeds, also everything for Winter W'ear Inspection Invited

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