THE Members of tho Ohuich of England in New Plymouth and Suburbs are invited to meet their Biahop gat a GARDEN PARTY in tho VICARAGE GROUNDS, TO-DAY. From 3 to 5 o'clock. BREAKWATER 'BUS SERVICE. BUSES will leave New Plymouth for Breakwater, via South Road Every Half Hour, from 7 a.m. till 6 p.m., and will leave Breakwater for New Plymouth Every Half Hour from 7.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. On Saturdays 'Buses run till 10 m. 'Buses run to Steamer every evening, leaving torn at 7.30; and returning from Breakwater at 8. TAHANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, Ist OCTOBER, 1904, TO 30th APRIL, 1905. 7USHING LICENSES may be ob--T tained from A. S. Hassell, W« W. Hurton, Devon-street, and Okoy, Son, and Arnold (Limited), New Plymouth; Burrough and Hopkins* (Limited) ; Burrough and Hopkins, and T. Drake and Co., Inglewood Harwood and Treeby, Opunake, an from the undersigned. D. McALLUM, Secretary. Licenses : Mea. whole season, £1 women, and boys under 16 years five shillings.The following licenses Save been is sued Bennett E. Whlttl* \ W. Drake (boy) J. Mcßae B. Sims (boy) Q. E. Mannering T. HopkinSon L. Harworth (boy) W. H. Birch W. Staite • H. R. H. Oswin P. Duddy E. Wilsop E. Gy<Je L. Tyke A- Hqllingworth A. W. Marsh D. MpAH(im A. L. Cfloke A. Walker J.- jun. T. Drake F. W. Riby H. A. Smith C. A. Stead (boy)S. R. Smith G. Barker C. Seabright A. L. Humphries J. H. Clayton J. S. Fleming R. Birch F. J. Affleck C. Smith J. O. Cock A. M. A. Jennins A. W. Bewley A. E. Sykea A. Callender (boy) E. S. Bayley A. Wallis (boy) Alfred Swaysland C. Piidham Charles Hodson G. W. Wareham F. M. Grayling W. C. Dudley (boy) J( Wilson C. Carnell J. Simpson John Lambert F. L. West C. S. Stronge Leo. Humphries L. J. Harrop L. Standing (boy) John Stpwart J. DpPgstrp (hpy)R. Swaysland C. McGregor (boy) L. DesForges (boy', W. Vincent E. O'Connor (boy, Dr. Morrison D. Deegan (boy) T. O'Comnor (boy) Charles Hodson J. Cook N. James (boy) Geo. Ramson S. Avery (boy) A. Atkinson (boy) R. H. George T. Franklyn. Leo Huinnhries F. 31. Grayling W. L. Gray C. E. Simmons f\ L. Standing Gilbert Mair. T. Blackwood. Three Bargains. 460 ACRES, all in grass, ring-fenced and divided into four paddocks Igood house, wool shed and yards Carrying 800 sheep, CO head 2-year-old cattle and 10 horses; on metal road 1 mile from school and factory. Very suitable for dairying. Price, £7 10s per acre. 90 ACRES, all in grass, ring fenced and divided ; nice five-roomed cpttage. Nearly all level land with put 20 acres ploughed- On good metal rpad within one mile oi factory • 4 miles from railway. Price, £ls pee acre. 180 ACRES, all in grass, good fencing ; now 6-roomed house, cowshed, yards, etc. ; good dairying country on metal road withil easy distance of factory. N 0 noxious weeds. Price, £8 per acre, Terms, £l5O cash; balance or mortgage. DAVID LAING LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. LOANS ARRANGED AT LOWEST CURRENT RVTES. Storage in dry brlek x storo, low insura nee rate, minim urn firo risk, low rates for storage.—The New Zealand I to. Express Company, Ltd, S
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7725, 30 January 1905, Page 3
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