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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7707, 9 January 1905, Page 3

Fop Sale 1 LEASE WITH RIGHT TO PURCHASE. IXINE Suburb.. „ -C ing about 8 acres with good ix-rooined hoi""' -■"■ —« i-..«i,i:— Situated wit! Post Office.. For further particulars apply to NEWTON KING LAND AGENT, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. I Land Agents. CARTHEW, PATTIE & Co. Telephone N O . 178 P.O. Box 53 FOR SALE. 100 ACRES SUBURBAN FARM. Native bush, in clumps, 8-roonicJ gentleman's residence, good orchurd, nice garden, tenuis court, etc. ; line view. Also new villa on property. Land mostly level, good soil. This laud will greatly increase in value, being in best suburb of New Plymouth A first rate investment. Price £32 per p"-° »■"> —"••• for larger farr FINE FARM, 836 ACRES, KAIMATA. All grass, good orchard, pretty shelter bush. New 4-roonied house, stable, yards, etc. Good metal road. 15 acres ploughed. Carrying 195 cattle and 50 sheep. Very cheap, £8 10s acre. Terms easy, STRATFORD FARM. 115 acres, all level, nrst-class soil. Adjoins borough on East Road ; 2 residences, cowshed, etc. Is native lease ; rent, £lO year, 14 years to run, etc. Goodwill cheap, £llOO. Apply immediately. Cheap. LEVEL LAND, 1400 ACRES* 850 grass; all ring-fenced ; 4 paddocks; 5-roomed residence, nice garden, stable, and trap shed ; close creamery and school ; on metal road to New Plymouth. Sawmill will take timber off section, which is first-class dairying land. Price, freehold, £4 2s 6d per acre. TO LEASE. For 5 or 7 years.—j.36o acres, 850 nrst-class gross, 14 paddocks, two 4-roomod houses, 1 butter factory comp.ete, with 4-horse steam power enuthy, cattle yards, and all conveniences. c ows llwy be taken | va uation. Rent, 4 S per acre. A splendid bargain. For Farms, Houses, and Property of every description, apply CARTHEW, PATTIE & Co. Land Agents, New Plymouth. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS For the whole of the North Island for the CELEBRATED Hopkinson Pianos. ALL MODELS. British & Continental Piano Co., Theatre Royal Buildings NEW PLYMOUTH, D McKINNON BAIN, REPRESENTATIVE. Cash, or on Easy Terms. YOU MAY HAVE A GOOD TIME DURING THE FESTIVE SEASON If you pay a visit to VEALE &. CHATTERTON'S Grocery store, which is stocked to overflowing with delicious delicacies of every description. CUR.RANTS, SULTANNAS, RAISINS, ALMONDS, NUTS AND FIGS, PRUNES, MUSCATELLES, TUCKER'S CONFECTIONERY SOUTHWELL'S SPECIALITY PEELED SHRIMPS, SARDINES WHITEBAIT, GLASS JARS CRYSTALIZED FRUIT, GLASS JARS CONFECTIONERY, Peek, Frcan & Go's and Carr & Co's. BISCUITS FRENCH TOMATOES, PETIT POIS. Veale & Chatterton GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. Theatre Royal Bulldlngi. NEW PLYMOUTH. WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT A WHEN YOU CAN OBTAIN A HAVELOCK FOR 5 SHILLINGS »j SHILLING S.J Guaranteed Good Timekeeper, SEE DISPLAY IN WINDOW, J. AVERY, TOBACCONIST, Devon Street< For Sale. 1 Teragyo Hi x 28 Girder Engine 1 Tangyo 25 N.H.P. Colonial Boiler 1 Breaking-down Saw Plant, with pulleys and shafting complete 1 Circular Travelling Bench, with pulleys, etc., complete. All nearly new. Boiler 851b certificate. Price, £735, net cash. R. CHAMBERS, Brougham-street, New Plymouth. Boarding-House for Sale. SUBSTANTIAL BUILDING of 18 rooms, on J acre, best position in Hawera. Insurance £7OO. Selling owing to ill-health. Terms arranged. Apply at once to WHITTAKER, WHITTAKER & CO., Auctioneers, Hawera. AN IDEAL SUMMER TRIP FEBRUARY 17th to 23th. HOW TO SPEND A PLEASANT HOLIDAY. BEFORE arranging your summer holiday call at the office of the undersigned for leaflet describing a delightful eight days' pleasure cruise along the northern coast. The Northern Steam Ship Company's iinc steamer NGAPtTHI will leave Auckland on FRIDAY, February 17th, Calling at Great Barrier Island, Hen and Chickens, Whanguroi, Bay of Islands, Whangaroa and Pacific Cable Station, Doubtless Bay. Launches will lie provided for excursions round the beautiful harbours. Splendid fishing all along the Coast. Most of the steaming will bo done jt night, hence the usual discomforts of a sea voyage will be reduced to a minimum. Faros from £7 to £lO. Excursionists limited to 50. Only one class carried, J. C. WEBSTER,