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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9030, 21 February 1908, Page 7

A % r I A Message to All WHO SUFFER FROM WEAK EYES. DO your eyes make protest? Do tliey, after reading or working steadily, become tired, watery, or do they ache, or the eyelids smart, or your head ache. If.sso, it is sure you have over-worked —perhaps strained —them. And it is just as sure that the right glasses will not only afford present relief for the eves, but will prevent them from being furthoi' over-worked. If your eyes are troublesome to you, you can now secure expert advice here in your own town, without the inconvewienee of travelling. You may rest assured we will not advise glasses unless they are actually needed. A. HEIBERSQI, Jeweller and Optician, P.O. Box 5. 3IASTERTOX. Est. 22 years. Phone 106.

Mimm, Mil IT® IB; AUCTIONEERS, LAND A ESTATE AGENTS. Dannavirke. SUCCESSORS TO W. HOSE, Established 1892. HAVE FOE PALE THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES. 1/~ Acres, till in grass, ring fenc<jl. '3l) subdivided into 7 paddocks, good five roomed house nn<l outbuilding well aatered. 9 miles from prQgre-*i«! town by good rot*d, winteis a < 0 >-heep arid about 40 cattle. ' Tit In 0.1,1.)'. at ii2-i Cd pet- acre. 10 tier- s ploughed ?mi) in crop. Pnc(! for goodwill, stock and ovary tiling hs a going com e. n )*" cludiu" sheep, cat le, pigs, (i ib.of.'ht hor.-es, wagqoris, drays, ttc., £2300. Terms arranged. ftr 4 jaAcres' freehold nnd 92 acres tj & h Id, 2 miles from to'.vn, .t!i glassed and becti plouthe t, well subdivided and watered, all tin,:.. 7 loomed housf, bathroom and pantry. 12 concrete bails. .T stall stable, l>rge bn.rn mid other buildings. creamery on property, Lsu.se ha? six years to run. Owner t'iok ov-r £7OO off i>rope ; ty hut s< as m P■ ico for fneholt £ol, good'.v 11 of lease giv.m in. Terms. <>2o Ac os, 450 in go<s-. 300 felled O'wi.' and ready fur burning, balance bush, f> paddock*, new 0 moni'd house wroishfd and eart.-lud, l.j rml'S from seh'ol fat-try #ll d p 'st ofik'/i. winters .1 J) sheep and 70 cuttle. Price £7 per fieri'. Terms £ISOO rash. 01G ' QQA Awes, 12 acres in oits, 60 a-.'.res yQi I ni(e and turnips, 7 p-uldock? P-ioomeil house, 5 stall stable, wonished, ,iards and outbuildings. Winiera over 2 sheep to the acre be sides cuttle. Title L.1.P., rent 5e 4d perasrs less 10%. 11 nires from railway and large town. Price for goodwill £5 per acre. A cheap property. i A. H. DILLON, Manazing Director. 1. O. CLARKFHawkc's Bay Farmers' Co-opera-tive Association, LTD., HAVE FOR SALE Hawke's Bay Lands. 378 ACRES FREEHOLD, 2 file's from Taihapo Township and Railway Station, and within easy driving distance of three important saleyards. Rich agricultural, fattening'and dairying land. Divided into IS paddocks, well watered, all ploughable. Yields 2.\ tons oaten sheaf chaff a,nd GO bushels oats per acre. The following crops are included in price:—loo acres oats, SO acres rape, 100 acres swedes. Modem dwelling 10 rooms, every convenience, cottage, granary, stables, woolshed, cowsheds, sheep yards, dip, etc. All buildings first-class timber—built only three years. Price £l7 10s. No. 75 g3.Q ACRES, -I>M. acres freehold, 402 acres L.I.P. Rent .£l4 4s »d per milium. 120 acres good milling hush, mill cutting at present within l.\ miles, 7 paddocks well watered, wintering 1,200 sheep, 100 cattle, 12 horses; 8-roomeel house, woolshed, sheep yards, etc., 2 miles from school, post and telephone ollice and creamery. Price J£tj ss. No. 02 5000 ACRES FREEHOLD, 4,700 in grass, 1,200 bush, about 1,000 acres ploughable, divided into 40 paddocks ' well watered, 1J sheep per acre. Price Ji4 10s. Easy terms. No. 04 20"7 ACRES FREEHOLD, undulating, half ploughable, all in grass, carries sheep; !U miles from important town, public sale-yards and railway station by good metalled road. ■£lls per acre. No. 5.1 1160 ACRES LEASEHOLD, undulating country, ,800 acres good English grasses, balance bush. 7 paddocks, carries 2 sheep per,acre; 5-roomed house, cowshed, etc., 1J miles from school and Post and Telephone OHice. Rent, £SO per annum. Purchasing clause 17s (id per acre. Price for owner's interest, £6 10s. 'Terms, .£1,500 cash, balance may be arranged. No. .104 Numerous other properties. Further particulars on application. Head Office—Wapier. BRANCHES—Hastings, Dannevirke, Wairoa, and Agent at- "Waipukurau. R E. HOWELL & CO,, LIMITED, PERRY STREET, MASTERTON, HAVE FOR SALE—--70- Acres, carrying 2 sheep, S-roomed house and outbuildings, 4 miles from Masterton. Price, .£'l2 10s per acre. Terms. 843 Acres carrying ever 2 sheep, 8roomed house, wool-shed, etc., (! miles from Masterton. Price, £22 per acre. Terms. 9} Acres, orchard, near Masterton, 8roomed house and outbuildings. Price. ,£2,275. Easy terms. House. 11 rooms, stable, "-Mere, ,£BSO, House, 5 rooms, near station, iM(>O. House, 8 rooms stable, '-acre, £725. House, 0 rooms, 3-acre, £875. AGMEN SMITH & CO. 4 FEATHBRSTON SntEET, WKr.MNGTON' Telephone 2410. Telegrams "Agmen." THREE WELLINGTON JNVEBTWIENTS. Thorndon Quay, 3:lft x 100 ft £l,lOO. Thorndcm Quay, :i:ift x J 00ft, new 0roomed house would let at Ik),-. Price £1650. In three -years- Thorndon Quay will be covered with warehouses, and will be worth .£IOO per foot. Also— Dlock of land in heart of city, which when building is completed will yield 10 per cent, 2 minutes from G.P.O. and wharves. Is a solid Investment. Price £14,000, will never be vacant. Terms ,£6,000 cash, balance arranged. Write for particulars of these and others