Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 144, 22 June 1904, Page 3

To Sawmillens and Capitalists. SPLENDID BUSH FOR SALIC. ■APPLICATIONS are invited for tho right to cut timber on 11,000 acres of bush in the North Island. Tho timber, which can be immediately utilised, is puriri, within two miles of the sea const, and the best that can be obtained in the colony. Many of the trees, which have been inspected by Mr Charles Clayton, Government Surveyor and exsawmill proprietor, are by girth from U to 15 feet, and in length from 14 to 30 feet. The bush is easy of access and lo work, and should prove a most remunerative investment for any capitalist or company. Air Charles Clayton says " There arc plenty of places throughout New Zealand where mills are placed with nothing like the timber and prospects that Ihe bush in question possesses, and the great facilities and advantages for working it." The object should be first to deal with the puriri, us the Government Railway Department offer an iiuned.'ate market for sleepers in any quantity. This bush has been sought after for the last 2i) years, but the difficulty Ui dealing with the natives has hitherto been insuperable. The N.Z. Herald supplement recently contained a notice of the excellent quality of tho timber on this land. It is estimated that there is ample timber to furnish a supply for 20 or 30 years. A fair business arrangement can be entered into at once with anyone who has the knowledge and capital. Apply in first instance to limber Rights, Box 119, Post Office, Mow Plymouth.

H. F. RUSSELL (Late A. 0. Fookes u.ud Ho.) Established 1881. Licensed Land Broker and Valuer 103 ACRES—Dairy farm ; lease with right of purchase at £9 15a per acre for freehold ; 4 yearn to ruu at 9s per aero; goodwill £175. New 5-rooiued housu, cowshed, piggeries, etc. ; 6 paddocks, nearly all ploughable ; good metal road ; creamery and school within half-a-mile ; ti miles from town. 200 ACRES—Good dairy farm on metal road, close to school and factory ; 7 roomed house, cowshol, dairy, etc ; all ploughable land ; price £9 10s per acre. 800 ACHES —First-class sheep farm 8 miles by good road from ruil. way station, elo&e to township ; 450 acres in glass ; will carry two sheep and over per acre all the your round. Exceptionally cheap property and good reasons given for selling. Price only £3 17s lid per acre ; freehold on \ eiy easy terms. This is not cheap anJ uas. ty, but a real bargain. 302 acres Crown lease—loo acres with right of purchase ; situated one mile from creamery and township ; 3 roomed house, stock-yard, orchard, etc. ; 200 acres in grass. Goodwill only £2 10s per acre. Also a large number of Town and Suburban Properties.

New Plymouth. Transfers, etc., prepared at trokers' rhargos. Equitable Life Assurance SOCIETY OF U.S. Stron'gTOt in t-lii' World. Jl. 11. IIYPE, Founder, K, TUKYOH (!OUU>, Ite.S'ident SH-iH/ar\, WMUi'ii&'ton. mCHAUI) COCK, Esq., 11ns been uppoinU-d Resident Agent, unci 1111 FHAXK WATTS, Supervisor of Agencies for Tarunaki, Thof.e intending: to insure and those already insured please note. T. W. UAI'LKY, District Manager, THE SUPEIUOIUTY OK KIjUATUKA IS SUIIEj SURATUItA TEA is .superior to any tea you over tasted ; theru is something about it that ilistinguishe.s it from all other teas. The manifold merits of Stiratura Tea are proclaimed h.y its devotees.

SURATURA TEA THE FAMILY FAVOURITE. It gives satisfaction W> everyone in the liun.se, liK'aii.si l it charms the palate. Suruturn is pure honest (Joylon Ti;u, guaranteed not lilended with Indian, China, or any chenf or inferior Teas. RETAIL PRICES : SURATURA A QUALITY 1/0 per 16 SURATURA B QUALITY 1/9 per lb SURATURA D QUALITY 2/- per'lb SURATURA X QUALITY 2/4 per lb SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS. UNSOLICITED. LISTEN! 1. A country settler writes "Bond mo 1011) White Slar Tea. I find I cannot drink any other, after drinking White Star." (51b tin 8/4) 2. A genlleman says He did not know how (food White Star Tea was until he. bong-lit leu elsewhere. (51b tin 8/4.) 3. A lndy says .—"1 lmve just opened your tin. It's beautiful ; we like it very much." (51b tin 8/4) 4. Another well-known lady says : —"Your tea (While Star) is very good ; we are very pleased with it."

IF you know good teu, write for samples of WHITE STAR. H. COCKER, TEA MERCHANT, CURRIE STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. BUY COKE FOR YOUR WINTER FORES. To Sawmiliens and Others WANTED—A Partner or two to take up 10,000 (ten thousand-) acres with option of 50,000 acres of firstclass milling timber, very heavy, consisting mainly of totara and maitai ; within 2 miles of railway ; on royalty of totara 2s. matai and rimu Bd, in Auckland Province. Enterprising men apply at once with reference. Principals only dealt with. R. B. THOMSON, Belgrave House, Symond Street A Auckland,