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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7859, 29 June 1905, Page 3

Pre. \\7 A \ oij,seiii a. " Criterion- Hotel. \KI ANTED—A partner jn n large livery stable business in a progressive _ district. Capital from £'lso to ii.iOO. Apply to Frank ScuiiJon. Juliet Sii-C'i. Si rat font. \\ AN! I'.l» ]!y au Experienced » ' Hoi.w-niiiitl, sit nation in Fiwbcliiss Hotel.—K.T., 7« Tory. Strait, Wi'Miiitfton. ANTKD—A boy to assist in the machine room.—Apply Daily News. WANTED KNOWN-C. 0. Waid, « , . Draper ' been appointed Bolt Agent in New Plymouth for Hcndy'a Egg Julep, the celebrated Hair Specific, which ia wonderfully flective in cleansing and nourishing the scalp. Try a boetle. Price la. \X7ANTED KNOWN—Hendy'a Egg V* Julep destroys dandruO and Ivea the uair a beautifully soft, , lossy appearance Larg* bottles , s. Obtainable C. 0. Ward'*, or*. er, Sole Agent. I Special Purchase WARM OVERCOATS " NEAL'S. HEAVY NAVY PILOT CLOTH CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS 25/6) value for 32/6 TDARK GREY RAINPROOF CLOTII OVERCOATS 29/6| usual price 37/6 PADDOCK MACINTOSHES, Dark Grey Shades, with Velvot Collars, s<*wn noaius, 15/6, value for 21 /- HIDING MACINTOSHES, in Navy Worsted Serges, Long Capes ond Sleevos. A thoroughly reliable overcoat 39/6, worth 47/6 OILSKINS. OILSKINS. OILSKINS'. Direct, from the manufacturers I °/6, 13/6, 15/6, 16/6, 21/. ISEAL, Cash Clothier. PLASMON OATS THE IDEAL FOOD. A COMPLETE FOOD tiOOKBD IN : >J t MINUTES I THE ADVANTAGES OF PLASMON OATS OVER 'ALL OTHER OAT KKBI'AHATIONS ARE:—| Ist. MORE NOURISHING 2nd. MORE WHOLESOME 3rd. MORE ECONOMICAL 4th. MORE NATURAL Oth. MORE PLEASING AND DIGESTIVE. 6th. SAVES TIME. LABOUR AND FUEL. PACKED IN PACKETS. TO BE HAD OF C CARTER." THE PEOPLE'S GROCER. j •'a u: !a ca qu it pn an Si Su Su Su S BEWLEV & GRIFFITHS BARGAINS -INPROPERTY DAIRY FARMS. GRAZING FARMS, SUBURBAN AND TOWN PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND LEASE. FOR LEASE.—No Goodwill, 000 acres, fine farm, within ) m ii e me. i tailed road, easy distance to rail- j way and Rood township. All In 1 grass, ring fenced, will winter two I sheep to the acre, whole property i in good order, easy country, 40 1 acres under crop. Price £7 nor i acre, or would rent at 8s per acre, j Purchasing clause £B. Ot 'would exchange for good country store. I 'HEAP DAIRY FARM, with stock I consisting of 27 cows, 20 yearlings, horses, carts, harness, milk : cans, ploughs, harrows, drills, I chaifcutter, etc.. etc., for £lO per i acre. Don't miss this chance. It has only been in our hands a lew ' days There are 166 acres of nearly all ploughable ground, good house and outbuildings, good orchard, within 11 miles of New Plymouth and close to Waitara. The greater portion of purchase money can remain. Apply sharp. >0 ACRES, Splondid Little Form, in good district, divided into 6 pad- | docks, with several snSail clumps shelter bush. Only two miles | from railway station : 8 roomed I house and outbuildings, price £2l I per acre. j Also we have three or four gooa ! ft dairy farms for lease, and two grand ' sheep runs for lease all with no goodwill. Particulars on applied- : ™ tion. We have also a thriving bonrdlnghouse in cantral position reehold property, owner of which will sell or exchange for good farm. Correspondence invited. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS, AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS. DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH c