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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 25, 30 January 1904, Page 3

H. F. RUSSELL (Late A. C. Fookes and Co.) Established 1881. Licensee Land Broker and Valuer 17 acres, 6 roomed house and outbuildings, good orchard, handy to town. £9OO. £ acre, good six-roomed house, good position. Cheap, £.*310. i acre, splendid site. Trice, £250. Central ; grand view. 31 acres, 4 miles from town. For sale or lease, with purchasing clause. 100 acres, 4 miles from town ; good dairy farm ; good house ; good terms. £3 7 per acre. 154 acres, dairy farm ; easy roach of factory ; near metal road. Price £7 per tiere. 210 acres, dairy farm, weli improved Omata district. Price, £lO 10s per acre. 272 acres, native lease, close to store, school and factory ; 2s an acre rental. Goodwin, £4 6s per acre. Several fine grazing farms, £4 to £5 per acre. Also a large number of Town and Suburban Properties. New Plymouth. Transfers, Mortgages, etc., prepared at brokers' charges. GIVING UP BUSINESS LAST FEW DAYS OF THIS SALE. Special Concessions. E. T. PETTY, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHER, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. 11 AS DECIDED for 0. few (lays only to reduce his large Stock, having mude arrumgonumts for the disposal of his fousi'MSH, at prices which cannot fail to givs satisfaction. THE STOCK is undoubtedly the Largest in Now Plymouth, and comprises FURNITURE, BEDDING, BEDSTEADS, CARPETS, CROCKERY. CALL and see for yourselves, and prove that we are offedng Bargains that have never before been hoard of in Taranaki. D. BERRY & Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS. Engineers, Builders, Blacksmiths, Coachbuilders, Plumbers, and Stores Supplied at WELLINGTON AND AUCKLAND PRICES. LARGEST STOCK* IN TARANAKI TO SELKCT l-'ROM, WHICH IS KF.IT UP-TO-DATE BY DIRECT SHIPMENTS ARRIVING EVERY WEEK. WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS. D. BERRY & CO., BROUGHAM & DEVON STREETS. Opening Announcement. Palace Hairdressing Saloon, COFFEE PALACE 1U711.D1-NGS. NEW PLYMOUTH. If. iIftNDALL (late of Parisian liairdjiX'Bwi'mg Saloon, WelU'ng'ton-), begs to intimate to the iahabitanls of New itiml KiirrouMling coluintry thiat he !suw opened an UP-TO-DATE SALOON in the above convenient and commodious premises, ufrid would respectfully ask for a fair proportion of support. The above Saloon is now complete and littud up with ail the latest nxpii cements lor the 1 lai wlrcusi jrg business. Gentlemen wiW liiurt this tjH*3 cleanest and most up-to-date Salvoii in town. ouit motto: CLEANLINESS AND CIVILITY. CHOICEST BRANDS OF TOBACCOS AN D CIO A IKB KEPT. Opening Notice. Mrs Borreson, OPPOSITE COFFEE PALACE, HAS PLEASURE in staling that s/he has taken over the Fririt aiul Confectionery Business lately carried («» by Miss Wood, tunjd would solicit a share of public patronage. A large stock of all kinds of FRUIT in season. CONFECTION ERY of every descript ion, and a very large supply of the best brands of BISCUITS. TEA, COFFEE AND COCOA EVERY NIGHT. Cornwall's School of Music. CORNER DEVON AND DAWSONSTREETS. MR KISTLE CORNWALL, Principal (Late Pupil of 11 Sigiior Moretti, Milan, and llonry J. Wood, London). VOICE PRODUCTION & SINGING. MR H. J. CORNWALL, Pianoforte. MR F. CORNWALL : VioJin, lltmidoliii, Guitar & U'.ifljo. PIANOS miid *ll strlngwl instruments tested mid selected,