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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 261, 23 July 1918, Page 1

I WANTED TO SELL ! "POIi, SALE-Black Cocker Spaniel ; : •*- Bitch, "Moeraki Gyp," winner 14 j nrsts, 1917. Aitchison, Box 158, PalmersI ton North. ■ pRIVATE~HOfEL for Sale"," as going 1 -"- concern,' practically new throughout, well appointed; situated ! n a sear side town- whish has an exceptional futura before it. First-class patronage assured. Good reason for selling. Terms \ very easy, For further particulars as to price, etc.. write "Hotel." P.O. Box 162, New Plymouth. FARMER GOING TO CAMP WISHES to Sell FIRST-CLASS FARM " of 309 Acres. Best. of. limestone country. To Rangitumau District, near Masterton. For full particulars apply G. H. PERRY AND CO., - Box 73, Masterton. \ FOR SALE. " .SOMERSET Avenue, Newtown! a 6roomed, One-story Home, complete with every convenience. Price, ,£9OO. Terms;. £500 cash. Particulars from E. J. Barnetl, 94 Willis Street, 'Phone 2039. HEDGE, SHELTER/AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. CHEAPEST IN" THE DOMINION. . OUR 1918 Stock exceeds SO" million Bulbs, 4 million Hedge Plants, 6 million-Shelter Trees.'l million Flowering and, Ornamental Trees', and 20 .million Bedding Plants, Bulbs from 6d..per dozen; Heaths and Flowering Shrubs, from Gd. eaoh. Hedge Plants from 3s. Od. per 100. Shelter Trees from 3s. fid. per 100. \ Careful packing and dispatch our speciality. Write for freo Price List. B. "H. JUST. '■■'■'" Palmerston North. SEED POTATOES. T HOLD LARGE STOCKS of all well's- known. Varieties. All Potatoes SPECIALLY GRADED AND SORTED. Price Lists on application. J would specially call attention to raj Stocks of NEW ERA POTATOES, guaranteed true to name." This Potato is a first-class blight resister, nearly frost, proof, and an extremely prolific yielder. Call at Stand at Show and inspect Samples. ■- - E. H. CRABB, Raugitikei Street, -.PALMERSTON- NORTH. Box 203. Telephone 700. TO ALL USERS OF TWINE. WE have good quality Shop String instock at the following prices;— 5-ply, 16s. 3d. per doz. lbs.. 2-ply, 19s. 3d. per doz. lbs. In order to avoid disappointment it is advisable to send in your order early, Samples sent on request. A. E. BUDD AND CO., ■ Featherstpn Street, Wellington. G.P.O. Box 732. 'Phone 2558. , WIRE ROPES. • ryl CHAINS, l}in;.diamcttr, Galvanisad » * Rope, G'x 19,- in real good order. 11 CHAINS, ljin. diameter, Black Rope, 6 x 9 on wire core: good condition. 20 CHAINS,-Jin. diameter, 6 x 24 Galvanised Flexible Steel Wire Rope;- firstclass, order. Apply - COLLETTS, LTD., Dannevirke'l FLOWERS. •iA/_ CASH will buy you this • charming collection of beautiful Flowering Plants, retail'value 305., post Is. Si. extra:— " Daphne, Boronia, Gravilli'a Magnifiea New, Westringa,. Ccleria Aurea New, Pink Kenedia, Flame Creeper, Ficea Azurea New', Lnssiandera, Arbutelon, "Bonfire," New, 5 pretty varieties, own selection, will substitute others if in etock. AVill send list on application. W. MITCHINSO.W Wholesale Grower, NEW PLYMOUTH. TjiOß . PRIVATE - ;■- SALE. 20 Tons Lochiel Coarse Salt. 500 Sacks Algerian Seed Oats. 500 Sacks Algerian Feed Oats. ■100 Sacks Garlou Oals. 200 Sacks Good Whole Fowl Wheat. 100. Sacks. Maine. • For Quotation and Samples, apply LAERY AND COMPANY, LTD., Auctioneers, Grain and Genoral Merchants, Wellington. . FOR SALE. DA ACRES, Freehold, handy to Levin, O" all flat and in grass; carry 25 cows and other stock, Good house, with hot and cold water and all conveniences; cowshed with concrete floor, etc. Price ,£35 per'acre; very easy terms. 90 ACRES, Freehold, situated 3 miles from Levin; all in grass; 50 acres been ploughed .and laid down; carrying 27 cows and young stock; entail house and outbuildings; good orchard. Well watered and divided into 5 paddocks. Price JCS7 per acre; terms arranged. j!oto.--T'ho places advertised in this space last week are sold. E. ROCHFORT. Levin. FOR SALE. 2309 ACRES-GOOD SHEEP RUN. THIS Property is situated about 6 milts from a prosperous town, and consists of 2309 acres, of which about 1620 is Freehold, and the balance- lease. The whole property, excepting about 150 acres, is in grass, and consists of warm, low. lying hills nnd flats, n largo portion of which is ploughable. There are two houses and other buildings, all of which are in good order. In its present state the property will carry 3000 sheep and 300 head of cattle, but this can largely bo increased by a slight amount of work. Price, .615 10s. per acre for the freehold portion, and the leasehold 'worth at least about .£IOOO goodwill) is given in. For particulars as to terms, etc., apply to VICTOR E. SMITH, Feilding. J