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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3076, 22 December 1908, Page 3

Imperial Photographic Hamper. AN IDEAL PRESENT. JUST THE THING FOR THE BOY. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY is <«• becoming increasingly popular. Photos of iritnds, happy gatherings, bits of charming scenery, taken by oneself, are particularly interesting, and moreover the art is simple and inexpensive. For 21/we will forward you a neat strongly made willow Hamper containing a splendid Camera, aJe to take time and instantaneous exposures, fitted with a Rapid Achromatic Lens, Magnifiers, and Magazine to carry 6 | plates, box Dry Plates, complete set of Developers, Dishes, Draining Rack, Dark Room Lamp, Printing Apparatus, Chemicals, Glass. Measure, Mounts for Prints, and a Book of Instructions. In short, everything_ you require to produce the finished picture. Postage 1/6 extra. For 42/a similar hamper ; all the above accessories and a very superior Camera —in fact, the finest £ plate Camera on the market. Fitted with R.R. Lens. Shutter adjustable for time and instantaneous exposures with a fine range of adjustments 1 from one to onehundredth of a second. Two Finders of the biilliant type, also Magnifiers. The Magazine carries 12 \ plates. Postage 1/6 extra. THE Imperial Camera Co., 42 Willis Street, WELLINGTON. 1 186 acres, freehold, 10 acres nativ bush, 5 paddocks, well-watered and fenced, 4-roomed house, dairy, stable and cowshed, 6 bails, paved stockyard, etc., on good metalled road, creamery 1 mile, school mile, post office and store 4 miles. Good level land 40 cows milked on it last season. £As going concern, 26 cows, dray, and harness, 2 brood sows in farrow, 44 paidup shares in factory, milk cans, boiler, furniture, etc. —the lot included for j£9 15s per acre cash. .£7OO can remain as long as desired at 5 per cent. A splendid return for a good man and family, j Also, 278 acres, Kaponga, 6-roomed dwelling house, men's whare, 14 bail cowshed and all necessary outbuildings, 83 cows milked on this farm last season as well as running dry stock and horses. Price £l9 per acre, terms /2000 cash, balance 5 per cent.

ies* Acres, freehold, on the Carrington Road, 4 milfta from New Plymouth, 10 paddocks, sheep-proof fences, well watered, 4-roomed house, wash-house, men's cottage, trap-shed, 8-hail cow-shed, concrete floor with paved stock-yard, 1 ensilage silo, on good metalled road, i-mile to creamery . Price ■£!() 10s per acre, <iood terms given. Also, Acres, freehold, on the Opunaki Road, close to Stratford, well subdivided, fenced, and watered. This is a highly improved place; there are two good dwelling houses with necessary outbuildings attached. Large dairy factory close to property in a splendid position. Price and terms on application to DAVID CHARTERIS, House Factor, Stock, Stataon, and Estate Agent. DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Box 13. Telephone 80.

FOR BALE. CHEAPEST LAND IN THE DOMINION. WE are instructed to offer, for pri vate sale, the undermentioned sfifeep-run —absolutely the cheapest land irt the Dominion. 9000 acres, freehold, Bay of Is lands, ring-fenced and sub-"livi'ded into 7 paddocks, mostly in grass, balance i bush and scrub. Good homestead with necessary outbuilding?. 0 nly parti stocked with 1000 sheep and 250 cattl and horses. The back portion of th block is virgin land of excellent quality PRICE—ONLY JBI PER ACRE. For further particulars apply to P. B. LOiftX & CO., LAND AGENTS 82 R'JTLANL) BUILDING rf, WAN GANITi. '"ft' I '*-' \l, mm H g m * W w hH tei fcH £ 00 M v» W O tei l SECOND shipment ot New Season's Goods now to hand, , including all the fashionable shades in Greens and Browns. Only sufficient material for two suits in each shade. Order now to avoid disappointment.