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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 52, 7 March 1900, Page 3

DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. DAIRY FARM of 141 Acres; 90 acres Id grass, 2-roomed bouse, cowshed ; subdivided by good wire fence and river boundary ; on good metalled road, within half a mile of Post Office, Store, Dairy Factory, and School. The above must be sold to close an assigned estate A bargain for a man with small capitaal. For further particulars, apply to HAL GOODAOBE, Egmont Boot Factory, Plymouth. FARM FOR SALE. TE PUKE, BAY OF PLENTY. ACRES first-class land, all improved, and in good grass; house of six rooms, outbuildings, good orchard and shelter trees. Price, £9OO. The Farm slopes gently to the north-east, and commands fine view of the Bay of Plenty, and is only 18 miles from Tauranga. For further particulars, apply M. SPENOE, Strand, Taurnga, N.B.—Te Puke is noted for its spendid climate and rioh land, producing large quantities »f maize, fruit, and beef. FOR SALE. THE undersigned, who Intends leaving the colony, offers fox immediate sale his Splendid Farm "BROOKLANDS," on Puniho Road, consisting of 455 acres, 280 of wbioh are grassed, perfectly ring-fenoed, and subdivided; new five-roomed cottage, etc. Full particulars on application oy letter, addrested.to Puniho Post Office, or to the owner, on the farm. my24dw B. O'DONOVAN. /~\NLY half the people in Hew Plymouth study economy in household purchases. HOW DO WE KNOW J Because only half of them insist upon having WAXINE SOAP For use in laundry work. The other half allow the grocer to put them off with an inferior article which gives the seller a larger profit at the purchaser's expense. Mrs. F. T. BAKER, IFACHBB OF PIANOFORTE, SINGING, AND THEORY OF MUSIO, ILL resume Teaching on MONDAY, TT February sth. Pupils prepare i lor Musical Examinations (theore!ioal and practical.) Mi?s Bakek I'.iso receives pupils for Piauofor'e and Theory. Brooktide, Carrington Road, New Plymouth. tc OKATO-NEW PLYMOUTH COACH. THE Coach leaves Okato every Monday and Thui«day, at 5 a.m. and every Wednesday k Saturday, at 7.30 a.m. Leaves New Flj ucuth at 1 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays, and 3 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays Passengera and luggage can be booked at West's Stables, New Plymouth, or at the owner's residence, Okato. ROBT. F. ROEBUCK, Pbopbisstob THE DRESDEN PIMO DEVON-ST. M Company, Plymouth, Opposite Averj's, booksellor. Representative, G. W. Henderson. WE. SELL PIANOS by Broadwood & Sons Erard COLLARD k COLLARD Lipp & Sohn Ferguson SCHWECHTEN MEISSUER IiOSINKRANZ BOHM BOOSEY and other reliable manufacturers. Timb Payment from QO/~ Months ORGANS BY WEAVER BELL And others. Payment from 10/-Monthly. We Sell More Pianos THAN ANY FOUR HOUSES IN >ew Zealand. Our volume of trade U Euck that wo are compelled to centre out attention in tlie continued welfare of our own business. WE HAVE EXPERIENCE Whicli wo tliiuk is essential to the business, and a decided advantage to the customer. AT OUR DEPOT IN DEVON STREET (opposite Avery's, bookseller), We hold the LARGEST AND BEST variety of PIANOS AND ORGANS in Taranaki. View our Lists of manufacturers. THE DRESDEN PIANO COY., Wellington, M. J. Brooks, Manager, : G. W. Henderson, 9 \ Representative, Devon-st., N.P. NOTICE. HAVING taken over the tSlioolng Forgo from Mr J. H. RkVKLL, I am prepare J to do Shoeing and Gontral Smith's Work in the sumo flrst-olass style an hitherto. II ISAACS, Gill-s'iv,et, Having LET my Ghoelrg Business to Mr H. ISAACS, I intend in i'utiue to devote my time e-'pecia : ly to Harm', Plough, acd the General Wheelwright Business. J. H. XtEVKLL, «nIO Uill-i Jiet. i'dHNAMON OUKIS !s a Epeeifio or V .(pflucNsn, fever, siapst aaih iag,emssr.uioitiy. <