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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7963, 14 February 1906, Page 7

w IRToiTo in patent medicines if you are a teetotaler. Temperance people take theirs in Wolfe's Schnapps —an W. article so PURE that the smallest 1 quantity is beneficial. A little in | summer drinks, for pleasure; a I little at meals, for good digestion; A a little at night, for sound sleep. If AROMATI C SCHIEDAM Call it by its Full ttameWolfe's Schnapps—and take nothing else. THE LEADING TAILOKS. QUEEN STBEET - . MASTERTON " PLICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. FOR SALE ot» LEASb THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONAL PROPEBTY Q(\f{ ACBES improved best quality OxJKJ land, half flat, balance slightly undulating, conveniently adapted for dairying, gives heavy crops of potatoes and onions, oarryirp capacity as a sheepfarm 3 sheep to acre; P. 0., school, store, and creamery 1J miles. As a whole or 156 acres with homestead at £ll an acre. The first one who inspects will purchase. OR LEASE (No Goodwill) /wUO all in grass and crop, 6-roomed house, 16-bail cowshed, numerous other conveniences, orchard, etc., 60 cows at £6 10s a head, now coming into profit Rent, 13s per acre.. Situated in the chief dairying centre. I Q Acres, handy dairy farm, within 1* \)/£ miles of railway, school, and creamery, 5-roomed house, 14-stall cowshed, etc. Bent, 16s an acre option on receipt of wire. W, CHAMBERLAIN, LAND AGENT, Woodvii'4, Hawke's ay. J. R. NICOL, (LATE F. H. WOOD.) AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, AS for SaleHouse, Victoria Street, Masterton, 5 rooms, £3OO. House, (new), Chapel Street, 5 rooms, Scullery and wc, £450. House, 5 rooms, Wrigley Street, £365. Houses at £SOO, £6OO, £750, to £IOOO, ' Sections in Masterton £75 to £l5O, Farm near Masterton 500 acros, house and . outbuildings, £6 per acre. Several farms near Masterton, 50 to 250 acres £l6 to £lB per acre. Farm 530 acres, Stronvar. Boarding-house, Masterton, 9 rooms, £BOO, going concern, ingoing only £2OO. Large range of all kinds of properties on the books. Particulars on application, J.'R. NICOL, Bannister Street, Mastarton.

TIGER TEA JUVENILE LEAGUE. COMPETITION No. 2. THE following sentence (completed) has been sealed away by the Manager of the Otago Daily Times, and is not known to anyone connected with Tiger Teas : " Discriminating Tea drinkers of New Zealand are dallying testifying to the fact that Tiger Teas are and ." n< a Will be divided amongst those who correctly supply the two missing words 4" I If describing (1) the qualities and (2) the position of Tiger Teas in the esti- ** mation of the public. If more than 40 correct replies are sent in, then the Prizes will be divided among3t the 40 whose writing is neatest. CONDITIONS. (1) Competitors must be under 18 years of age. (2) Write the complete sentence on one side of a sheet of paper or card ; on the other side the competiter's full name and address also age, duly endorsed by parent or adult friend; and in one corner the words "Competition No. 2." (3) Any number'of guesses may. be sent, but any single competition may win only one prize, (4) Each guess must be.written on a separate sheet and the end of a packet of Tiger Teas containing the Number must be cut off and attached to each sheet sent in. (5) Competition closes on the 31st MARCH NEXT, and the Prizes will be awarded immediately afterwards. (6) Address: TIGER TEA JUVENILE LEAGUE. P.0.80x Ul, Dunedin,