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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 196, 22 September 1900, Page 4

-SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, AND JgSTATIS LAND AUCTIOMEERS &V, Ll/i 11:?, 1 OB QCJEHN STREET, - ■ AUiICI.AN', HAY It. F R SALTS Larga numbers of I- rcn a d Con iry n peities of every dcsc ij-t 0:1. Catalogues sert to any adilru s ieceipt of Id fcfr pretagc. a SPLENDIDLY SITUATED D4IRY FARM, WITH STOCK, IMiLEMBNTt!, AN 1) w FURNITURE. 0 £I4OO ,-81 hcres goo 1 , level, vo'.canic Ij. laud; all fenced, tubdiVidtd, and ia gras?, ox«p. au acre of orciurd aid s gt'den and two co ca shelter bush Niat an i co-y h»use of twen rooms, j etc., large vo andah Good daiiy, larg • b: in, o .Wfhtd. maize crib, etc., i tm rcofs. The place has been carding through the wit,tar stock eqnal to 20 oo«b on GO acres, but bat beau under- g stocked. Excillent in silion, adj-ji..i(ig J the creamery and nUhin a quaver i-f a mile of tel. gr»ph iffice, store, school, railway s'ai.on, etc., and about 3') mil. s from Amklan-Uy rati. A creek ' b urd.-> ine side. I'rice, iiioluciit.g all live and di ad : toi:k mid household furn'ti're, a-i the place now statd?, £I4OO. Easy terns, if desired. As tie season his just opened, this farm should attract the ia med atb attention of buyers. GOOD FAhM SECTIONS. ON VERY KASY TERMS. 30/ t0 95/ PER ACRE.-The six rcmair.in; factions of the "Tnniwha" Bstat?, rangii fr in area from 10 to 620 acres. About i of the area oE each fann is J'BHSl' ALLUVIAL f OIL IN PERMANFNTFATTENING I'ASCURE, and hill, if mo'eate q'taiit l '. Some f ncing, splendid w tcr. plenty ( f timber in the neighton.hocd E.r fencing. Thete far.es aw si ua'o l in the Waira. gi V*ll«y wt ith i> IV fa mod foe fattening tto k; au", as a creamery his j st b en started th..r.-, it is sure tn be ome popula' for ri> i'yiup ; !2 n-.iics f.-im astatiun with too' and improving rt ad. The prices ha- e jut ben reduced to the above low figures, in nidor lo char the lot, and the terms are very easy, v'z , 10 per cet.t. cish and 10 per ceur. eviry year, with interest at S per cent., payable half-yearly on out-tand-ing balance, or 50 per cent. cash, 30 per cent, in five y are, balance in 10 jeari. A rapidly advancirg district. PUKEKOHE DISTRIOT. SViALL PARTLY IMPROVED FARM. £54.0-67 ACRES RICH VOJ CANIJ LAND, fenced; 25 ao'es fcave b:en ploughed and 14d ; m'ra than half of balance is in tall clumps of fern with plenty of g<ass, and the remainder is high bush with feed throughout; permanent spring; s'utd cottage ot four roius; 4J miles by nan motilled road frjm staton an dto »n:sbip, and 1 mile from creamery, stores, school, etc. Price £540; easy terms. One cf the chtarc-t farms in this very favourite disbict. More hnd adjoioirg iE desired. HANDY FARM. IT MILES FROM AUCKLAND. £5 5/ PER ACRE.—About 100 acres ol level land all fenced; 60 acres grass, balance fern and rough feed; very good laid, we'l watered and capable of carrying heavy stock ; 2?, miles from station and only 17 miles fiom town by a v.-ry pleasant drive. Price, £5 5s per acre. GOOD UNIMPROVED LAND, IN AN ADVANCING DISTRICT. 10/ to .40/ PER ACRE.—Sections of from lib to 860 pcres, partly in heavy fcimter and partly in fern, etc.; a large portion of each section Is IMMEDIATELY PLOUGHABIE, and the soil is free and eaty to work; good water in sll parts. Cornirrm'ati-n by river or road, with towni hip 011 the Wait ato railway. This land is situated in the Whangaps District, is bsing rapidly opened up and dcsli: ed to become well-kiown for stock. Tci'ff s, one fifth cash, one fifth in 3 years, balance in 7 years with interest at 4 J- per cent. NOTE.—We endeavour to give a full and faithful description of each property offered for sale. THE CHEAPNESS OF LAND IN AUCKLAND as compared with prices ruliDg elsewhere in the colony is already attracting numerous buyers from the South, and as the quality of these lands, and the advantages of a genial climate, come to le better known and appreciated, we anticipate a still greater demand. It will, therefote, be well to buy before prices have been advanced. SAMUEL YAILE & SONS, AUCKLAND. RETFORDS CENTRAL DEPOT. FOB FANCY GOODS, WOOLS, SILKS SEWING MATERIALS, .fee., At Lowest Prices. PIANOS. Sole Agent in New Plymouth for I the celebrated WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINES, which, from their merit alone, have gained for then.selves a world-wtfe reputation, ard' are now universally recognised as the most I reliable machines in the market. Sole Agent for the World-famed WHEELER k WILSON MACHINE?. Easy Timi Payments. liberal Discount for Cash PUBLIC NOTICE. This is to notify that Miss 0. H. Retfobd, Fancy Goods Emporium, Devon street, New Plymouth, has been appoiated fcole Agent for Weriheim Sewing Machines, Whetter & Wilson Sewing Machines, Griswold Hosiery Knitting Machines. H. OSCAR HEWETT & Co., Ltd., Head Office, 15 Manners-street, Wellington, Sole Agents. A f toroey for New Zealand for Joseph j Wertheim, Manufacturer, Frankfort-on-1 the-Main, H. OSCAR HEWETT. | /~\NL half the people in New Plymouth study economy in household urChases. HOW DO WE KNOW Because only half of them sist upon having WAXINE SOAP For use in laundry work. The other half allow the grocer to pufc them wit an inferior article whic.. f ivea the seller a larger profit at the purchaser's expense. Arc the acknowledged leading remedy for all Female complainti. J.ecommonded by ihe Meilicul Faculty. The gsnuloe boar the signature of Wm. Maiitin ( registered wUhout which none arc genutno). No i tuly ihouW M without them. Order of allChcmUta throughout theWotld. rroprlctor,MAßTlH,Vharm Chemist,SOU rHAMPTON,ENQ. Agents: SHAULANU 4 Co.,Ltd.,Auckland AWcUlogton, HII m muw pm co,,