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TARATAHISTOCK SALE. 12Ui JUNE, 1911. i ALGETY AND CC, Ltd., will sell as above—--1 springing cow due earkJune 3 springing cows, due t'aotory dates 4 springing oow,s, due factory id'nifcAo G. VkCANDUSH AND CO. Victoria Street, HAMILTON, HAVE FOR SALE Waifcato and Auckland Sheep and Dairy Properties, on terms to suit small or large capitalists. No. 41. 3190 ACRES, 1300 improved, 2 sheep, besides cattle; l-£ mile from township, 6 miles from two stations, creamery, school, and post office 1£ miles'; 11 paddocks; firstplass soil, 11-roonied house and outbuildings. PRICE per acre, £6 10s. Balance at 5 per cent. No. 2. ,150 ACRES Freehold, 130 acres ploughed, 80 acres in grass, 20 acres turnips, 10 acres fallow, 4roomed house, creamery, 3-mile school, and post office 1 mile, railway 5 miles. PRICE per acre, £lO 10s. Cash £SOO. Good dairy land, has been inspected. No. 21437 ACRES Freehold, 420 in grass, 7-roomed house and all outbuildings. PRICE per acre £l2. Cash £IOOO. No. 35. 348 ACRES L.1.P., rent 2s 9d per acre; 300 acres in grass and turnips ; 5-roomed house and outbuildings ; creamery and railway station on the property. PRICE for Goodwill £4 per acre. Cash £BOO, balance 5 per cent. No. 5. 200 ACRES Freehold, undulating and level, 4-roomed. house and outbuildings. PRICE per acre £11; Cash £SOO. No. 11. 87 ACRES 0.R.P., at £1 per acre, half improved, new 4-roomed house, covrshed, pig styes, etc., 2 miles from Frankton,' PRICE for Goodiwill £7 per acre. £250 cash; balance 5 per cent. No. 37. 450 ACRES Freehold, partly improved 70 acres, good milling tini- * ber, undulating country, rich land, 6-roomed house and outbiiildings. PRICE per acre £4. L.T. No. 4. 56,000 ACRE BLOCK at 10s per acre, 4000 acres good milling bush; 25 per cent, balance 10 years. No. 23. 627 ACRES 0.R.P., at lis 6d per acre, limestone country, good mixed bush, 250 acres felled and grassed; 5-roomed house, good road to the door. PRICE £2 10s .per acre. Cash £300; 5 and 7 years. J. C. EWINGTON ASTERTON ELECTRICAL and XTJL GENERAL ENGINEERING WORKS. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. CARRIAGE FACTORY. MOTOR GARAGE. ROVER Silent Gars. ABINCTON KING DICK Motor Cy-MASSET-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS. Gas, Steam and Oil Engines, Lister Shearing Machines, Sawmill Requisites. Faotory: Queen and King Streets, Mastertoii. Telephone 1 COAL AND FIEEWOOr. Yards: Dixon Street, South, M-. COLLIE. Late Collie & Co fTTTILIi supply FIKEWOOD b any V\ length. Taupiri Coal 23 per owt., 9b per quarter delivered tor cash. g§Westport and Pelawmain at current Telephone 287. iUEOPIAJ* DEOPEAM GINU2. GENGY. TKOLESALJB Indents prompti » * iy executed at lowest cash pricea for all kinds of British *nd Continental goods, including Books and Stationery. Boots, Shoes, i-nd Leather. Chemicals and Druggest' Sundries. China, Earthenware and Glassware. Cycles, Motors and Accessories. Drapery, Millinery, and Pieea Goodß. Fanoy Goods aid Perfumery. Hardware, Machinery, and Metals Jewellery, Plate and .Watches. Photographic and Optical Goods. Provisions and Oilmen's Stores, sto., etc. Conmisfion Sf to u per cent. Trade Discount allowed. Special Quotations on Demand Sample cases from £lO upwards. Consignments of Produce Sold on Aooomtt. WILLIAM WILSON AND SONS, (Established 1814.) CI, Atastafsft Lins, Unden, E.G. Oabls Address: "Annaaira, London." ON PIFFLING. The comparatively recent introduction into common language of the verb "fc« piffle" is a useful acquisition. It io so self-expressive of an indefinite attitude of the mind. A person who piffles is one who whips the wind. He goes to a lot of trouble to accomplish nothing, A case in point is a person who suffers from inertia, of the kidneys or liver or from a disorder caused by such inertia, eay : —Rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sciatica, blood disorders, Rnaemia, indigestion, biliousness, jaundice, sick-headache, .general debility, gravel, stone or bladder troubles, and tries first one remedy and then another without obtaining relief, instead of at once seeking the aid of Warner's Safe Cure. At the back of his brain, he -probably knows, from the many accounts of his friends, that Warner's Safe Cure is the proper remedy for hia trouble, but, somehow or another, he piffles. Don't piffle ! If you suffer from any of the disorders named, try the effect of Warner's Safe Cure immediately. If j the medicine does not relieve, then go straight to the best doctor you can afford and follow his direction exactly. Warner's Safe Cure is 6old by all chemists ,ind Storekeepers, both in the original form and in the cheaper "Concentrated,'' nonalcoholic form.