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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 223, 16 October 1903, Page 3

OK SALl£.—The Kiversdale Bsfcate ciearoery land, situated at Ararimu South, about 30 miles froru Auckland. The farm is enclosed with a sheep-proof fence, and sub-divided into l&n paddocks. A considerable area is in grass, 500 acres of bu.sh having- been felled and sown within thre« years, besides fern land surface-sown, holds grass well. Bush land cleared, qnd fern land ploughed and sown 20 years ago, shows a good sole of grass and while clover to-day. There is enough valuable timber left standing to build houses on every 100 acre section- The timber can be sawn by a travelling mill at 5s (id pec 100 ft, The | Public Hall is on the property, and may be with the farm if required. The J Arariwu Creamery h within half-vile of the Hall, There is agooi waterfall and a j never-tailing creek at the homestead which : comprises a new dwelling-house of 6 rooms, j outhouses, etc. Also, a Small Irou dwelling. | house for stockman. There is a first-class new totara stockyard and cattle-branding j pen. A new concrele sheep dip 40ft. long, ! fining yards and totara drafting , Vfuds complete, ouilt la it year. One acre ol' orchard. Tbeie is a apletidM level racc- ; tour.-e of over 40 acres fenced, ploughed, j drained, and into grass, which could be nn'arged to 90 acres; all level, r. e j r the house. The farm is a fortune to cut up into creamery sections, build houses, and get the milling done on shares; or is an independence for raising beef, mutton, and lamb. Lamb can be driven from hqme in early morning to railway and sold at the Auckland cattle sale the same afternoon, at a railway cost of 3d per head. The farm ia frr immediate sale, with all improvements, at the very low price of £4 5a per acre, and Jbalf of the money may remain on mortgage for a term at 5 per cent. Farms in the neighbourhood with less proportionate improvements have lately changed tandd at from £6 to £8 per acre. The farm must bs sol'# to wind up an estate. Inspection invited. For further particulars apply to KWINGTON & B&KGB Land Agents, Auckland. o?0

I want to sell a Bouse. DO yon want one Oheap. If so, this is my proposition. Have a look at mine. S.tdation, YO|>eltown. It is as complete a suburban residence as yon could wish for—built to look well and last well. Contains 7 rooms with necessary outbuildings. and only just out of builder's hands. Two acreß of land, garden,'fruit trees. Rare piece o£ natural bush. Runing stream. Live hedges. 'Bus passes door every hour. Price, £llsO net. £6OO may remain at current rate. This offer is open till SATURDAY 17th. If not sold then will be otherwise dealt with. But I want to sell. J. F. HOLLOW AY, Vogeltown. ASK YOUR GUNMAKER OR STOREKEXPErt FOR THE COLONIAL AMMUNITION COMPANY'S Manufactures, viz.: " Favourite " " Swiftsure " " Slayer " " Superior " " Invincible " " Green " " Blue-rock," 3-inch. BKASDS OF SHOT GUN CARTRIDGES, Which have come out Tod at all live-bird Pigeon Matches in «ew Zealand during the past 18-moriths. The Compan j'a '303 Ammunition cannot be equalled for quality and accuracv ESPLANADE HOTEL, DEYONPOKT. ACO KL AND. 1" HI 5 ! tine modern Hotel is] now being A Exacted and Famished in the Latest style. Being situated on an ideal site,'and commanding a full view of the Harbour, the Proprietor trusts to receive the patronage of those who require:— Up.to Date Accommodation,

Healthy Situation, ' Easy Access to Town, And Moderate Tariff. Special Tarms' can be arranged witb'the Proprietor, K. H. White, far Families or permanent Boarders. BI iiIA.RDS BOATIVG, FISHING ETC RAHOTU-NEW , PLYMOUTH COA.OH SERVICE. ON and after sth October, 1903, the tradersigned will run a Coach bervico between Hew Plymouth and Bahotu ae under: Leaving Bahotu Mondays and Wednesdays at 730 a, m. Arriving New Plymouth at 12.30. Leaving New Plymouth Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1 p.m. Arriving Rahotu at 6 p.m. On SATURDAYS the usual service will continue, viz. Leave Hahotu at 5 a.m. Arrive New Plymontb at 10 amc Leave New Plymouth at 3 p.m. Arrive Bahotu at 8 30 p.m. , Note, —The above service will be run strictly to time. Fares: Single, 7s 1 Betnrn, 19s. Intermediate fares in proportion. [All Fares must be prepaid and a ticket for same obtained.) GOODS SERVICE. My General Oarrying Ssrvice between fiahotn and New Plymouth will ran EVRRY DAY. Booking office at Mr. Newton King's yard, Ourrie-stroet, or Mr. D. Berry's ehop, Brougham-street. LATEST LOD4L NEWSPAPERS OARRIKD

N.B,—The Coach has been newly painted and u[ holsfcsred, supplied with gooo horaes, and is now second tq none in the colony, lb will be in oharge of an experienced driver, and by strict attention to business, together with civility, I hope to merit a fair share of patronago. JAMEb MoOULI-UM, Proorietor WAIWAKAIHO BRIDGE DANGEROUSPUBLIC NOTICE is giyen that the Wf\lwakaiho Bridge on Ofsyon ttoad,' about 2 miles §ast of New Plymouth, is dangerous for heavy traffic, H OKfIT, Chairman Taranaki County Council, dw BREAKWATER iSUS SERVICE, Leaves National liank. 7,0 a.m, t?outh Road 8 0 „ do 8.50 „ Devon-street 10.0 „ bouth-road 11.0 „ do 12.0 „ Devon-street 1.0 p.m., do 2.0 ~ Bnnth-road 3.0 „ d() 4.0 ~ § 0 „ Doyoft-Btreet M do Leaves Breakwater. 7.25 a.m., South Road 8.55 „ do 8.35 .0 bv o n-. street 10.30 „ Southroad 11.30 „ do 12.30p,tn. Devonstreet 1.30 p.m. Devonstreet 2.30 ~ Soijthiroafl 3.5J0 „ Devonroad MO „ So^thro«d 630 „ de (SATURDAYS 9.0 p.m., Boutb-road 9,30 p.m, Sonth do 10.30 do 2,0 p.m., SUNDAYS. Betuin 4 0 p.m. JONES, Proprietor