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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8504, 7 August 1907, Page 7

YE TROUBLES. ROTECT YOUR EYES. "They are the -windows of your soul," and should be always bright and healthy. Does the bright sun rnnke you blink and squint? Have you occasional headaches ? Do your eyes run water when you face the wind ? If so, they want attention. Perhaps you need glasses, \ perhaps you don't. We have the very latest apparatus for sight testing, and skilled attendants to manipulate it. Glasses j scientifically adjusted. We uefer you to an eye specialist in every instance where we consider conditions warrant it. EYE TONIC" Restores normal conditions and natural brilliancy to a tired and faded eye. Jt gives immediate relief to weak, red, inflamed and itching eyes and eyelids. Strong winds, reflected sunlight and dust cause irritation, granulation and ulceration. "MURINE" Eootbes and quickly cures. It is recommended by the leading eye specialists of the world, and is prepared in a laboratory of one of them. Try a bottle. This Tonic is guaranteed undee the Drug Aci of Juae 30th, 1906. No. 1053. A. Henderson, OPTICIAN, Queen Street, tester! on. Established 22 Years, Phone 100. P.O. Box 5.

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Properties For Sals. Q 4 4 Acres, freeho'd, within 1* miles >4t4t if creame y, pest oflice. tele 1 hone and school ou good road, £ mile from the raft*!. 4-roorned rnau's whare, trapshet', 19-bail shed, etc. All in grass except 2 acres of shelter ba-.h, 15 acres ploughed, and 5 acres i\°ady for ploughing, all pbushsolo but 25 acres, carrying capacity about 75 cows. Price £l4 10s per acre, with £2 per acre cash down, but a little lea 3 might beaccept?d, balance on mortgage. 482 3Q f\ Acres (abou'), L.I P., tent Is per OU acre, private craatuery adjoining property, 4 miles from poit office, telephone and chcol, on good dray road. 4 roomed house, large shed, 5-bail shcl, trapshed, etc. 5 paddock?, nearly <VI fenced. About 3CO acres in grass, balance bush, about 100 acres ploughab'e, will carry 200 to 250 2 year cattle, all the year round. Price £8 per acrp, £SOO ensb, bikncp. for 5 years at 5%. There is an orchard of 200 trees in full bearing on the pL.ee. Railway station will adjoin -.he property. 478 Al Acres, freehold. 1 m'le from co.-op. \j X. dairy factory, pst office, telephone find echo 1, on mettled road. 7-rooracd house, 12ba<1 cowshed. 10 paddocks, all in grass, 40 acres have b:cn plon o hed and crorpsJ, all ylougrr.ble. Price £lB pa-a.re. No 423 ton Afrc ' s - f ' teiio3d > 2 2' m ' i3 fr, ' m IUU ch«i se faciory, pest n'ji.-e, telephone and school, cm installed road, 5 rcomrd house, 8 bail ehert, all ncce? sary oulbivli ngs, 4 large a r d G small paddock? .nearly all in era's, 15 acres have be.n stumped fnd ploughed, all plocghable. ■Pi ice £!7 10s per acre. Easy tonus can te arranged. No. 425 T. G. TfAYLUK, LAND AND COMMIS lON AGENT.. 18, ST. ii'LL STREET, WANG\NUI tltah-Ciass Furstlturs. 'ESSES B. E. HOW ELLA CO., Ltd., L have pleasarj in announcing that have ben appointed Solo Wairaru.a Agents iw Edward Gafiiet of Wellington, Furniture Manukctuter. The following are some of the lines now on view at the Mart, Perry Street:—Kauri and Oak side boards, feauri canopy etde boards, jarra and kauri writing cabinets, overtnantles and manths combined, ward rober. 3ffc 9in, oak palm stands, oak bookcases, cak chairs, tapestry, chesterfields addle back chesterfields, oak and kauri Hal) stands. Dining room smites. [nspsi/tioa Invited. •.. L ri MASTPP.TON, MLL HOLD MONTHLY SALES oi f v Wooii Skins, and Hides AT THEIR STORE, CHAPEL ST. The next eala will be held on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th, 1907. At 12,30 p.m. Entries can now be sent forward. LADY was once o-pked this ques on—- .. "When should folk drink tea?" She replied : "Whenever they can got the 'TIGER' blend." She knew. J. Graham and Co., Agents.