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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8497, 29 July 1907, Page 7

£7 EYE TROUBLES, PEOTECT YOUR EYES. "They are the window.' of your soul," and should be always bright and healthy. Does the bright sun make you blink and squint? Have you occasional headaches? Do your eyes run wntrr when you face the wind? If so, they want attention. Perhaps you need glasses, perhapa you don't. We have the very latest apparatus for sight testing, and skilled attendants to manipulate it. Glasses scientifically adjusted. We refer ycu to an eye specialist in every instance where we consider conditions warrant it. "MURINE EYE TONIC" Restores normal conditions and natural brilliancy to a_ tirc-d and faded e\e. It gives imroed'ate relief to wctk, red, inflamed and itching eyrs f.nn eyelids. Strong winds, rdleetcd sunlight and dust causa irritation, granulation and ulceration. "MUItINE" soothes and quickly cures. It is recrmrcended by the leading eye specialists of the world, and is prepared in a laboratoiy of one cf Try a hottle. This Tonic is guaranteed undee the Drug Act of Juae 30th, 190 G. No. 1053. them. A. Henderson, OPTICIAN, Queen Street, ftfastc^ton. Established 22 Tkaks, Phone 100. P.O. Box o. STOCKTAKING SALE v Call Early and Secure the Bargains Jhal we are offering To-day. MACINTOSHES, PALETOTE3, JACKETS, re.'iiscsd 75 pet* cant. BLOUSE FLANNELETTES, Is Cd iOJd, 7Jd, NOW Is 2d, 7£d, A.Jd. GENTS SUJ' S 30s, 355, 455, 555, 65j. Tha Reductions on Tbf o Suits ana Fr»om 27s Sd GEKT'. TIES FROM ©d EACH, At MAIM ILL'S STOCKTAKING SALE. IMMENSE SUCCESS. Tons ¥ THE NEW CUBE FOR CHE, INDIGESTION & CONSTIPATION. Tho immense number of orders for FROOTOIDS sent by post direct to the Proprietor is convincing proof that the Public appreciate their marvellous curing power. They euro quickly, are elegant in appearance, and pleasant to take. Leading - Chemists and Storekeepers are now stocking them. Retail price, 1/6. Ask for them locally, arid so encourage bi''V:n>TSß in your own district. If not obtainable; send direct to the Proprietor,

W. G. HEARNE, Chemist, Geelong, Victoria. N.Z. Branch OPflca—No. 11 First Floor, Hume's Wi li* at., Wiiiifjgfcofi.

Properties For Sale. C} 4 A Acres, freehold, within lr} miles 'f crearre-y, post oifice. telephone and school ou good road, £ mile from the metal. 4-roomed house, man's whare, trapshed, 19 bail shed, etc. All in grass except 2 acres of shelter bush, 15 acres ploughed, and 5 acres for ploughing, all ploughaole but 25 acres, carrying capacity a'bsut 75 cows. Price £l4 10s per acre, with £2 per acre cash down, bu 1 : a little less might be accepted, balance on mortgage. 482 Q DA Atres (abou>), L.I P., rent Is per t/Ovy acre, private craamery adjoining property. 4 miles from port otlice, telephone and ? chool, on good dray road. 4-roomed house, shed, 5-bail shed, trapshed, rtc. 5 paddock?, nearly all fenced. About 3CO acres in grass, balance bush, about 100 acres ploughable, will carry 200 to 250 2 ) ear cattle, all the year round. Price £8 per acre, £SOO cash, bilar.ee for 5 years at 5% There iaan cr- h'ud of 200 trees in full hearing on the place, Railway station will adjoin '.he property, 478 Q1 Acres, 1 m : le from co.-ep. *7 .1 dairy factory, pst office, telephone ar.d tcho 1, on metal ed .road. 7-roomed bouse, 12 ba l cowshed. 10 paddocks, all iu grass, 40 acres have been ploughed and cropped, all ploughable, Price £lB per acre. No 423 1 AO Acres, freehold, 2J miles from iUU chaise factory, post office, telephono and school, on metalled road, 5 roomed bouse, 8 bail shed, all neces sary outbuUi ngs, 4 large a-d G small pa'idcek3 yearly all in grass, 15 acres have been stumped rnd ploughed, all ploiighable. Piice £l7 10s per acre. Easy terms can bo arranged. No. 425 T. C> TAYLOR, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT; 18, ST BULL STREET, WANGANUI. 33 SHEEP LAND 4 SHEEP LAND At only <£*& per Acre. ACRES splendidly improved t)farm, handy to large borough and railway, creamery, etc., easy country, 200 acres ploughable, sheltered, and lies to the pun, every necessary bui'dir.g, house G rooms, new. Now vrintsring 320 head large cattle. £1,700 Clash Required, Owner leaving for Eng'and. Strong oil indications. Enquiry and inspi ction invited, R. WOOD HOUSE, SHAREBROKER <fe LAND AGENT NEW PLYMOUTH.

saus. | i WANGANUI DISTRICT. Good Sheep and Cattle Farm 1,345 ACRES. A LL in grass except patches of shelter * bust. Well fenced, watered and subdivided into 15 paddocks. 300 acres flat, balance easy hills. Carrying capacity ! 2 sheep per acre and 403 cattle, with- j out winter feed. j Buildings consist of good 8-roomed j housa, woolsbcd, yards, dip. trapshed, and | all necessary outbuildings. j Situated 1G miles from WANGANUI by I pood level road and 7 miles from small township. j Price £313 per acr>a. Terms; i cart be arranged, | i For Further Particulars Apply j W, M. ASHTON & op.,'; WANGANUI, SOLE AGENTS. | (Property Guides on Application) j I A Special Property FM SAME. 900 ACRES, within 1(5 miles of Wanganui, 3 miles of Railway Station, miles of post office and school. All in gra33 except 45 acres under plough, and 15 acres bush and plantations. All but 50 acres of the land is plough&bla. Divided into 13 paddooks: fences of wire and (rimmed gone. The property is watered by two stn am?. Buildings consist of a new 9 roomed house (all eonvaniences), washhouse, 12 stalled stable, loose boxe3, milking shed, stare-room, 1 men's house, woolshed, and all usual farm buiHings. The land will carry 2 breeding ewes, or 3 dry sheep per aero, Is exceptionally good cropping country. Title, Land Transfer. We can thoroughly recommend thi3 property to anyone in search of a fiist-class farm. Price £l6 10s per acne. Good tenns arrarg d. We shall ba pleased to arrango for inspection. i FAIRBURN & SiLK, Land and Estate Agents, WANGANUI,

Lands fo;* Sals, i J. IS. KJEaTIS", ESTATE AGENT, .. MASTERTON. H. LETT, Manager. S7O Acre?, Wpirarapa, all in grass, wellsubdivided, waterrd and fonee.t, undulating country Jying well to ;ho sin. Wintering 2 sha<p .per aero besides cattle. Gcd house and o übuildings. Close to t \vn, creamsrv and stliool. Price £8 ICs per acre. £SOO cash 270 Acres, Wairarapa, all level and ploughabie, well-subdivided, watered and fenced. Close to" school, creamery and town. House, 7 rooms, and all necessary outbuidings. Price £25 per acre. IfO Acies, Masterton, al! in grass, ft ploughnblt', 14 pacdocks. Carrving 3 pheep bendfs calt'o, House" wo'lsbtd, dip, ya'ds, stable, etc. Price £l2 pr r ere. Kasy terms. SOO Ac'6B, Haik j's Bay, L I.P. roni 9J per .year, All in grass, all ploughable, subdivided ;>iio 10 piddocks, wintering 2 sheep besides cattle. Clos? to Echool, P.O. and town. Go-d house, jaros, stable, etc Pries £1.250. E altering. House. 6 -room?, bath, washhause, e'.o. Land 5 acres. Ground well lai i cut, Price £! ,000. Easy Terms. HUSBAND BEOS LAND AGENTS, PaliJslua, Acres, freehold, all in grass, rir-g fenced and divided into 6 paddocks, water in every paddock, 15 acrea Hat, lime-tnia formation, 4 roomed house slso a twc-rccmed coitogo, 9 stalled cowshed, trapshed, stable, etc, 1$ miles from railway station, 2 miles from school and cream3l y. Price £ls 10s per acre. £350 cash. 793 Acre*!, freehold, aH in grass, all flat, nearly 20 rcre3 stump-d and ploughed, well-watered and divided into convenient paddocks, 7-roomed house, bathroom, etc., 18-sldled cowshed, trap shed, etc., 6 miles from Pahiatua, close to school and creamery. Price £26 103 per acre. Terms can be] arranged. 798 | 1 Q A Acres, freehold, all in grass I lOU divided into 10 paddocks, well- j watered, 125 acres flit balance undulv ' tii g, 70 acres been stumped and plough- j ed, 9-ooomed house, good cowshed, 1 stable, concrete stockyard, and every- i thing up-to-date, 1 mile from school, 3 | miles from factny. Price £23 per I acre, terms a> ranged, 810 ! Acres, freehold, all in grass, IGO acres fiat. 12 acres been cropped, | limestone foruiat'on, d videtl into 9 j paddocks, well-watered by running ; streams and river, 3-roomed house, j bathroom, etc., washhouse, cowshed, and other outbuildings, 5 miles from ■ railway station. Creameiy school and j P.O. on the p '.pert v. Price .£25 per j acre. 7CO , Acres, 60 acres V.S.S., 60 acres leasehold with 5 years to run. ' All in grass except 1$ acres left foi'"; thelter, nearly ail ploughable, divide i ; into 10 paddocks, well-watered by run ' ning streams, 90 acres flat. 8-roomcd honse, 20-stallcd cowshed, etc., close to school and creamery. Price £l6 10j par acre for owners int?rest in V.S.S, Leasehold given in, 745