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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9040, 16 March 1908, Page 7

For the Sick Room. DESIDES the actual medicine a patient needs, there are many things which will both add to his comfort and assist the nurse. We stock everything that is necessary for the sick room—Medicine Glasses, Smelling Salts, Toilet Vinegar, Eau do Cologne, Feeding Cups, Thermometers, Sponges, Surgeons' Litit, Absorbent Wool-oiled Silk, Bandages, etc. These things do not cost a great deal, but they help a lot. You get the very best when you buy here. HERBERT T. WOOD, Chemist and Optician, (by Exams),. QUEEN STREET MASTERTON.

■ UAIMER is almost over. Autumn comes loaded with sugges- ► tions and reminders for tho woman who dresses wisely. ~ One has to think oi winter frocks, and one must face the delicate probloms of nutusnn dressing. Anion? the possibilities are days of slop and day* of dulnoss, days of premonitory chills and days of brief relapse to summer warmth. Autumn taxes the M Invention of any woman ; but it Is the true period of triumph of fi tho woman of taste. | Tho D.l.C.'s samples of the new season's drcss-ntatorlals are | now ready for m~M\.iix- 'l'koy a™ oi a thousand varieties and 3 design!. Ainw;; thorn are tha delists now flannel blouslnjjs, I especially suited to the -c-.son ami -iVJiide/fisHy becoming. Tho % new .««:>.'.on's \s.Ci • are d-MuV.-f.is. Stnto you,- need, and write for 1 saitrjlj'i. There id-2 pjoplJ in fna D.I.C. w.in <!■> nothing- all day | btit attend to who wunt ■■* and prices. | Romembor always that in as In all othor 1 lines, tho D.I.C. enrries pudtive'.y NO OLD STOCK. The D.I.C. | doos not cozo.i its country customers Into buyl.ijr r-tock that has 3 staled and become unsaleable in town. Tho D.I.C. has good | reason to know the value of country cuitomofj. That 1; why it | I arranges to keep them posted as ti nil now sal points and enablss ■ them to buy us cheaply and as promptly as they could buy In town. I WRITE NOV;, AND AD OFTEN AS YOU LIKE. DOTT 7ZW TO 8 GIVE TROUBLE. THE ONLY TrtUE TF.ST 13 QUALITY. THAT 15 WHEKE THE D.I.C. HOLDS YOU. Th 3 Drapery & fieneral Importing Co. of N.I, WELLIfNQTOIN. A. A. CORKIQAN, Manager.

See Graham's Windows for the latest JUST ARRIVED FROM PARIS, AND LONDON. DON'T MISS THESE, ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN UP-TO-DATE MILLINERY NOW SHOWING

AND AGENCY, MASTEBTOK "7SO Acres freehold, agricultural and dairying land, all in grass and crop, and only 7 miles from Masterton, 1J- miles from railway station and telephone office, school and creamery, all practically level, well watered and fenced into 2G paddocks. Buildings are very complete, which comprise two 8-roomed houses and one G-roomed, respectively, with all conveniences. Staines, barn, .sheds, yards, etc., good level metal roads. And this fine property can be bought at &2Q per acre. Terms as per mutual arrangement. For quick sale, one quarter share in 42 years' new native lease of 10,000 acres at 3d per acre rent, guaranteed legal title under Laud Transfer, situated in the Kiwetea County, 7,000 acres open country in native tussock and grass. 3.C00 acres bush, road within li miles. Now carrying over 5,000 sheep. Price, I ,£SOO cash. Open for sale for one Apply early to ELI SMITH, MASTERTON. GIBSON & CO., Land Estate & Financial Agents, 1a Manners Street, Wellington. (Established 1899.) 'NVESTORS of money on first-class . landed security without charge to tho lender. Owing to the rise in the value of money, we ■ have clients offering 8 per cent for loans on rent producing investments. Wo are sole agents for large blocks of land in tho King Country, and Lake Taupo District. We are sole agents for several purchasers lately arrived from England and Canada., and'if you send us particulars of your farm we undertake to send you a buyer. We are Attorneys for good rent producing property in Wellington which wo can exchange for farm lands. WHAT WE WANT URGENTLY. An extensive list of farm properties in the Wairarapn. We immediately require a farm as a going concern for a client who will <_' as TiTirt payment either unencumbered town property or first-class mortgages at present held by him and will pay tho balance in cash. Do not miss this opportunity, but write us at once. N & CO., 1a Manners Street, Buildings), Wellington.

HERE'S A GOOD THING! ©37 Acres, about 180 of which are rich alluvial land, balance good table land, and there are (300 acres of flat land in the block, all well fenced and subdivided into 15 uaddocks, large house of 11 rooms with every convenience, good woolshed, sheep-yard and all necessary outbuildings, GO acres stumped and ploughed, permanent water. Within 2 miles of good town and post olEce, telephone, etc' metalled level road. Carrying at pre sent and through the winter 1,300 sheep, 800 of which are breeding ewes, 800 hoggets, 9 horses, and 80 bullocks. A cheap property. Price, .£l4 per acre. Terms arranged. 1882 BROPHY & WJOWLEM, Land and Estate Agents, RANGITIKEI ST., PALMEESTON N. Hawke's Bay Fanners' Co-opera HAVE FOE SALE Hawke's Bay Lands. 878 ACRES FREEHOLD, 2 miles from Takapau Township and Railway Station, and within easy driving distance of three important saloyards. Rich agricultural, fattening and dairying land. Divided into 18 paddocks, well watered, all ploughable. Yields 2\ tons oaten sheaf chaff and 00 bushels oats per acre. The following crops are included in price:—loo acres oats, 80 acres rape, 100 acres swedes. Modern 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 3 os. No. 75 1888 ACRES, Leasehold, subdivided into 4 blocks, all well watered with woolshed, clip and yards, grows good root crops, situated !l miles from school and post office, 8 miles from railway station by good road, carries 1| sheep besides cattle. S.G.R. Lease [l9 years to run with right of renewal, rent 3/6-Jd subject 10 per cent rebate. Price Goodwill £1 15s nor acre. No. 80 59Q0 ACRE'S FREEHOLD, 4,700 in grass, 1,200 bush, about 1,000 acres ploughablo, divided into 40 paddocks well watered, 11 sheep per acre. Price ,£4 10s. Easy t*~ms. No. 64 257 ACRES FREEHOLD, undulating, half ploughable, all in grass, carries 2J sheep; SA miles from important town, public sale-yards and railway station by good metalled road. ,£l3 per acre. No. 51 Acres Freehold, sub-divided into 5 largo and 0 small paddocks. Good G-roomed house, men's whare, woolshed with 5 stands, sheep-yards, etc., carrying 2,250 sheep (not including lambs), 150 cattle, 20 horses. Situated 9 miles from shipping port. Price £B per acre, ?, cash, balance 5 years 5 per cent. Stock at valuation. No. 120 Numerous other properties. Further particulars on application. Head Office—Mapier. BRA NCHES—Hastings, Dannevirke, Wairoa, and Agent at Waipukurau.