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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3766, 28 May 1907, Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICE. MASONIC PI ALE DRAPERY SALE. THE M.D.I.C. desire to announce, that the FINAL AUCTION SALE of Drapery, Jewellery, Boots, etc., will be held on SATURDAY NEXT ,in the Masonic Hall. ON WEDNESDAY (to-mor-row), THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, goods may be bought privately at Hall, which will be open every day from g a.m. to 6 p.m. SST On Saturday next at i p.m the closing auction sale will start. FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! Hickson Cup. AWAHOU v. ALBION. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. On the Racecourse. .Admission 6d, Ladies free. E. G. Sutherland, Sec. F.R.U. FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL ! Austin and Coley Cup Competition. ALBION v. SANDON. SATURDAY NEXT. At Sandon. Admission 6d, Ladies free. E. G. Sutherland, Sec. F'.R.U. FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! Hickson Cup. AWAHOU v. ALBION. M O N DAY N E X T. On the Racecourse. Admission 6d, Ladies free. E. G. Sutherland, Sec. F.R.U. MPORTANT to ATHLETES, Footballers and Cyclists.— The man who defeated ‘Jim ’ Stanbury, the world’s wonder, writes as follows : R. O. Jarrett, Physical Culturist, Palmerston North. Dear Sir, —It gives me pleasure to inform you that I have found your embrocation a splendid cure for stiff or overworked muscles, one application rubbed into such muscles being sufficient to relax and ease them. You may use this as you please, as a good embrocation cannot be too far famed. —I am, etc., W. WEBB, Sculler.” Note. —A man training for an important event like the Sculling Championship of the World, is not likely to use anything but the best procurable. Try it once and you will use no other. None quite so good. Price r/6 and 2/- per bottle. On sale at all chemists and stores. M.D.I.C ‘ Wanganui, 16/5/07.

STOCK, LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE & COMMISSION AGENTS FOR SALE. In Purcell-St., acres with 5-roomed house and ah conveniences. £450 In Coley-St., $ acres, with a splendid up-to-date dwelling of ir rooms, hot and cold waler, gas and electric hells on every room ; neverfailing supply of water on lo hath, dwelling and wash-home. Garden and all out-houses, £I2OO 3 sections in Whitaker-St., very cheap. 25 acres in Moutoa Road. £25 per acre. £ acre section in Cotey-St., with a 4-rooraed cotltage and scullery. £2OO. acre in Robinson-St. £So. | Acre, Thynne-street. .£l5O. 2 sections in Thynne-St. £75 each. i acre Norbiton Road, 5-ioomed house, scullery and outhouse; garden and orchard. .£3OO, easy terms. i.£ acres in Union-street. A bargain. acre with a new 5-roomed house, scullery and wash-house, £350. A small section in Avenue Road, with a frontage of 44ft., and a depth of 165 ft. £65. A good building site in Cook-St., with a frontage of 40ft. £3 per toot. Sections in Main-St.. any size to suit buyers at £l3 per foot. 6f aciesin Baker-St.. with 4-roomed house for £IBO. 10 acres in Avenue Road. £300.' 13 Acres, Avenue Road, with sixroomed house, garden and orchard £420. 12 acres in Avenue Road. £375’ iSA- acres in Union-St. £7BO. 10 acres at Himalangi for £SO. FOR SALE. —5 splendid blocks of real good flax areas within easy distance of railway. 5 acres in Norbiton Road, with a 6roomed house, outhouses, and a large garden and orchard, £550. 26 acres in Howan-St., a lease withright to purchase in 3 years. A - roorned house, cow bails and out housesi Goodwill, £350. 160 acres at Moutoa, all fenced with good wire fence. A good new 5roomed house, cowbails and outhouses. £25 per acre. 3 farms to lease at Himatangi, 2 of 177 acres and 1 of 167 acres, all well grassed, good sheep country, will carry three sheep per acre. A new 6-roomed house on each farm. The railway siding is oh the property, also Post Office, school and creamery. Will lease for a term of 5 years at 18s per acre. Goodwill 10s per acre. FOR SALE—Horse', trap and harness. £3O, cheap. Piano for sale, in good order. £2O. We have also dairy and sheep farms in every district for sale or lease, also good Wellington properties in exchange for good farms.