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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7807, 27 April 1905, Page 3

Your Golden Opportunity. 3/9 the lot. VEAL.E and GHATTERTON, THEATItE ROYAL BUILDINGS, NEW PLYMOUTH. Land Agents. tiARTHEW, PATTIE & Co. 'clephone No." 178." 100 ACRES SUBURBAN FARM. Native busii, iu clunips, 8-roomed gentleman's residence, good orchard, ice garden, tennis court, etc. ; lino iew. Also new villa on property. .Land mostly level, good ton. Uhis ! and will greatly increase in value, being in the best suburb of New Plymouth. A first rate investment. Price £32 per afire, or will exchange tar larger, {arm. FINE FARM, 236 ACRES, KAIMATA. All grass, good orchard, pretty shelter bush. New 4-roomed house stable, yards t etc.. Good metal road, 15 acres ploughed. Carrying 165 caltle and 50 sheep. Very cheap, £8 10s aero. Terniß easy, STRATFORD FARM. 115 acres, all level, first-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 ACHES. 850 graao; all ring-fenced; 4 paddocks; 5-voomed residence, nice garden, stable, and trap shed ; close to creamery and school; on metal road to New Plymouth, Sawmill will take timber oil section, which is firstrdass dairying land. Price, freehold, £4 2s 6d per acre.

TO LEASE. For 5 or 7 years.—l36o acres. 850 in first-class grass ; 14 paddock's, 2 4-roomed houses, 1 butter factory complete, with 4-horae steam power smithy, cattle yards, and all conkeniences. Cows may be taken at valuation. Bent, 4s per acre. A Bplendid bargain. For Farms, Houses, and Property of every description apply to CARTHEW, PATTIE & Co. Land Agents, New Plymouth. RODDER'S LIST OF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE, •lso added to Circulating Library. "Prodigal Son." Hall Caine. 'Prospector." Ralph Connor. "God's Good Kan." Marie Corelli. "Old Gordon Graham, Letters to His Son." (*» If. LoHinor. 'ln Spite of the Czar," Ouj Boothby 'The Urethral." Rider"Ha K jraici. "Vergillius." Hntcheller. "The Grafters." Francis Lynde. "Lady Penelope." Roberts. "Under the Tropic Skies." L. Hccke. "The Fire Nations." R. Kiplinh. "The Sea-Wolf." London. "Pa Gladden.'' E. C. Wnltz. "Traitor and Loyalist." Webster". "Doctor Tom," etc., etc. •ALSOA LARGE STOCK OF GENERAL LITERATURE & STATIONERY Of every description. RUSSELL & SON, fONTJMENTAL MASONS, BRICKLAYERS, & LICENSED DRAIN CONNECTORS.

St. Aubyn-street, NEW PLYMOUTH. Have on hand a largo stock of MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES AND CROSSES. To the abovo stones we would like to direct special attention. They are all handsomely) carved and of the best material procurable, while the prices are remarkably reasonable. Iron Fences and Concrete Kerbing irected in town or country. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES sent to any part of the province. INSPECTION INVITED. Telephone 281. 5,000,000 LBS. pHAT Is approximately the quani tity of tea consumed in the colony, and women, it may be safely said, drink the greater portion. It is also a safe assertion to make hat a large percentage is

SURATURA TEA, This tea ia now such a gencrU favourite that it is to be found in the swell residences ami the luimblo cottages of the working classes. There is reason for this popularity. It is iquality. Suraitura is pure, honest, Ceylon tea, and is guaranteed - not Mended with Indian, China or ar.y cheap or inferior teas. HETAIL I'KICES.Suratura A (quality, *s Gd per lb. Sura turn 15 quality, Is 9d per lb. Suratura D quality, 2s per lb. Surutura X quality, 2s 4d per lb. SOLI) AT ALL STOKES, G. A. NISBET & Co. (Lato Butcher and Nisbet) COACH & CAKHIAGE BUILDERS, Currio Street, New rlyniouth'. Vehicles of every description made to order. Every class of worK in connection ?ith the trade executed on the shortat notice. EOESE SHOEING A SPECIALTY.%mMfWM^'i