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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 204, 1 September 1904, Page 3

St Mary's Sunday Schoc SPRING FLOWER & BULB SHO SPRING FLOWER & BULB SHO -ANDANNUAL SALE OF WORK. ANNUAL SALE OF WORK. To be held in St. Mary's Schoo room on THURSDAY and FRIUA 1 Ist and and September, 15)04. , Catalogues of Show may be pn cured from Teachers and Secretary I A Magnificent Display of Bloon will be on view lYoni several wel known North Island Florists. ALL ENTRIES to l:o in by 10.3 a.m. on first day of Show. Useful and Fancy Goods Stall ; Re freshment and Produce Stall ; Aftei noonTca. These stalls will bo mud specially attractive, and the .otter, tion of visitors is called to Hi tempting wares and great bargain to be offered for sale. Afternoo Tea will be served in one of the sid Doors open at 2 p.m. aind 7 p.m on Thursday and 7 p.m. on Friday. Admission : Adults 1/-, Children (3d B. J. CLARK, lion. Secretary. Some Attractive PROPERTIES For Sale and Lease FOR LEASE for 7 yoars, wife p. clause, an """"" u """ 1 Farm, in capitul one good road ; carry 80 cows. iten 14s per acre. I'. clause £l4. N goodwill. 17MNE BUSH BLOCK—9SO acre Jj Freehold, 300 acres felled, U miles fencing, mostly sheep-proof Railway eventually through property ~ 1 price, £2 13s per acre |jl OR LEASE, 144 acros, lei Jj 7 years, to run at 18s v per aero. P. c *l7- 9-roomei house and all conveniences, togethe with goodwill of one of the be» milk runs in the country, 200 cus tomers in live growing town ■ >inniin turnover of £BOO per annul horses, carts, separator, everylhiiij as going concern. Price only £BOO. N.il.—We would especially drav bona fide farmers' or speculators attention to above, as the farm it divided from the borough only by i fence, and is sure to increase enor lously in value shortly. I'romp application necessary. I,\ OH SALE, 56 acres, close tc . New Plymouth; factory am school adjoining; good house am sheds ; in good order. Price, £li 10s per acre. Terms. ' \C\ ACRES, all in grass, partlj )\J fencod, 3-roomed house cowshed, orchard ; township clot:< by ; factory 1 mile. Price £.450. We have daily inquiries for houses to let, so persona desirous of "Lotting " would do well to communicat I with us without delay. BEWLEV AND GRIFFITHS LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS AND SHAREBROKERS, DEVON-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH, H. F. RUSSELL (Late A. O. Fookes and Co.) Established 1881. Licensed Land Broker and Valuer 103 ACKES-Dairy farm ; lease With right of purchase at £9 15a per acre for trochoid ; 4 years to run at 9b per acre ; goodwill £175. New 5-roomed house, cowshed, piggeries, etc, ; 6 paddocks, nearly all ploughable; good metal road; creamery and school within half-a-mile; 6 miles from town. 200 ACREK-Good dairy farm on metal road, close to school and factory ; 7 roomed house, cowshed, dairy, etc ; all ploughable land ; price £0 10s per acre. (00 ACRES-Firstrclass sheep farm 8 miles by good road from ruil. way station, close to township ; 450 acres in grass ; will carry two sheep and over per acre all the year round. Exceptionally cheap property and good reasons given for selling. Price only £3 17s (id per acre ; freehold on very easy terms. This is not cheap and ims. ty, but a real bargain. 302 acres Crown lease—loo acres with right of purchase; situated one mile from creamery and townsnip ; 8 roomed house, stock-yard orchard etc ; 200 acres in grass! Ocodwill only £2 10s per aero Also a large number of Towi and Muburban Properties. New Plymouth. Transfers, Mortgages, etc., prepared at broilers' charge*. Veale & Chatterton, AGENTS FOR: NIMMO AND BLAIR'S STANDARD SEEDS. SEEDS Nimmo and Blair are SEEDS offering two Special PrlSEEDS lies at the Society's SEEDS Show, value 10/6 each. SEEDS Nimmo and Blair's Vtgotabjo and Flower Seeds SEEDS give satisfaction. They are grown in a SouthSEEDS em district, in a colder climate than Taianaki ; SEEDS therefore, thes- seeds, acquire very rooust h a bSEEDS Its. A plentiful crop Is the result. It will pay SEEDS you to grow them. JICCAL AGENTS : Veale & Chatterton EVERY WOMAN DRINKS TEA. The quantity of tea Consumed by tho women of tihis colony totals several million pounds weight, and if the liquor brewed from this could be put Into a receptacle or tank there would bo sufficient volumo to float a British cruiser. Tt is important that the tea so consumed should bo good. MOST WOMEN DRINK SURATURA TEA Because it is agreeable to tho palate, is fragrant n nd delicious. Suratura is pure honest Ceylon tea, and is gu (l ranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. HETAIL PRICES : aiTRATURA A QUALITY 1/6 per SURATURA B QUALITY 1/9 per SURATURA D QUALITY 2/- per SURATURA X QUALITY 2/4 per SOLS BY ALL STOREKEEPERS,