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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7739, 15 February 1905, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN, DRAWING ROOM AND DINING ROOM SUITES MADE TO ORDER. Special Comfortable Easy Chairs and Chesterfield Settees made to I ALL BEDDING AND MATTRESSES MADE, LINOLEUMS AND CARPETS SEWN AND LAID. GO-CAHTS AND OLD FURNITURE HENOVATED. CARRIAGE TRIMMING ANII ALL JOBBING WORK DONE. ESTIMATES GIVEN, MOST WORKMANSHIP, and at prices to suit all. INSPECTION INVITED. F. J. EASTON, (14 years' experience with late W. DINGLE, King Street, New Plymouth. Inder the patronage of Hi 3 Excellency (lie Governor. THE WHIT E HART HOTEL NEW PLYMOUTH. Recognised as the I«adl»g 1o\«i ■/. Taranakl, centrally and conveniently ultuatcd, lmniriiately oppottd Post and Telegrapb, and Govern ment Buildings, and within two •alt uteu' waik of the Railway Btatior Refurnished In the most up-to-dat. •tyle, and plentifully provided wUFire Eicapee. Millar* Tuble. Hot, Cold, i»«i Shower Bath*. All the Choicest Wlnea and Spirit* kept In stock. Speight's XX SX. Alee on draught. Letter* and Telegrams promptly »i tended to. CHARLES CLARKE, PROPRIEI OR. (Late of Gisborne *nd Auckland) Telephone AS. Box «0 Land Agents. CARTHEW, PATTIE&Co. Telephone No. 178 P.O. Box 68 FOR SALE. 100 ACRES SUBURBAN FARM. Native bush, in clump", & roomed gentleman's residence, good orchard, nice garden, tennis court, etc. ; fine view. Also new villa on property. Land mostly level, good soil. This land will greatly increase in value, being in best suburb of New Plymouth A first rate investment. Price £32 per acre, or will exchange for. larger farm. FINE FARM, 230 ACRES, KAIMATA. AU grass, good orchard, pretty shelter bush. New 4-roomed house, stable, yards, etc. Good metal road. 15 acres ploughed. Carrying 165 cattle and 50 sheep. Very cheap, £8 10s acre. Terms easy. STRATFORD FARM. 115 acres, all level, lust-class soil. Adjoins borough on East Road : 2 residences, cowshed, etc. Is native lease ; rent, £lO year, 14 years to run, etc. Goodwill eh sap, £llOO. Apply immediately. Cheap. LEVSu UfcnO, 1100 ACRES. 850 grass; all ring-fenced ; 4 paddocks; 5-roomod 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 Cd per acre. For 5 or 7 years.—±36o acres, 850 first-class grass, 14 paddocks, two 4-roomed houses, 1 butter factory complete, with 4-horse steam power smithy, cattle yards, and all conveniences. Cows may be taken at valuation. Rent, 4s per acre. A splendid bargain. For Farms, Houses, and Property Ot every description, apply CARTHEW, PATTIE & Co. Land Agents, New Plymouth. North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. LONDON AND EDINBURGH, Authorised Capital ... £3,000,000. Subscribed Capital ... £2,750,000. Fire Reserves £2,320,000. MR HENRY BEDFORD has been appointed agent for the above well-known company in New Plymouth, as on and after January sth, 1905, vice Mr Hickman F. Russell, and is prepared to accep f , all classes of fire insurance at lowest current rates. Liberal and prompt settlements made. ' MURRAY ROBERTS & Co., Chief Agents and Attorneys. 1 Wellington, December 213, 1904, 11. BEDFORD. Local Agent, New Plymouth. THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNment State Fire Insurance Office will bt, prepared to accept Fire Risks on and after 4th January, 1905. Advantages ; Insured share profits, State Guarantee. Lowest Rates. Equitable and prompt settlements 'HICKMAN F. RUSSELL, New Plymouth Agent. After the Exhibitioi I Comes the chance for the Publii to procure STOCKS AWARDED FIRST STOCKS AWARDED FIRST AND SPECIAL PRIZE; AND SPECIAL PRIZE: CARTER'S. [ " EEK FREAN & CO.'S BISCUITS h LAG BRAND PICKLES, SAUCE d and CORDIALS, Etc. CHAMPION FLOUR. Id WANGANUI BRUSHWARE. STRATFORD BACON. C. CARTER only buys the BEST. >d Immediate application 13 no _ to secure the above lines. C, CARTER "THE PEOPLE'S GROCER."Telephone 110. BREAKWATER 'BUS SERVICE. BUSES will leave New Vlymout „ for Breakwater, via Rout n Road, every half-hour from 7 a.m. 1- On Saturdays 'buses ran ever le- half-hour up to 10 p,m, 'Buses run to steamers every eve ing, leaving town at 7.30 p.m.