Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8073, 31 March 1906, Page 1

a FIRST 11 SHOW fpHE now season's milX linery is well worth seeing, and, at our prices, well worth buying. Our millinery is famed for its excellence, and has a repu. tation extending to other districts. We have the latest Caracul Jackets and u big range of winter goods. Very special line of children's fur hats and bonnots. Our price at 2/11. worth fully 4/6. NEW HATS OF W. PELLEWi DEVON STItEET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

J. D. MOBISON STItATFOUD, HAS for sale the following desirnble propel tios : 50 Acres, all in grass, well subdivided, new 6-roomed house', largo - milking shed wilii hay loft, good orchard and garden, two miles from factory, school, and railway station. £l6 per acre. 60 Acres, model dairy farm, all level land, in best part of the district, near factory and school. £25 per acre. 270 Acres, all in grass, creamery on adjoining sect'on, 2 miles from school. £lO per acre. Very easy terms can be arranged. J. D. MORISON AUCTIONEER, LAND & COM. MISSION AGENT, ®TBATFOBD. £. 8. D. =6IOOO UP to £50,000 to Lend in one sum on rural security. 200 ACHES for lease at s6s per acre, or will sell at £2O per \ ;) £1 down, balanco at 5 per c c ®t; situated near Kaponga; best laud, well improved. A real good investment. £2500 PURCHASES good, will of Eltham Hotel (near railway station). Bent £7 por week, no insurance to be paid by lessee; term, 5 years. Possession given at once. IWO Farms, 73 and 80 acres, highly lmurovod, [near Eltliam (£25 niul £2B respectively), for sale. Have been offered cash, in each ease, within £3 of the above quotations. I' I'csii information to property purchasers weekly. DATSON AND CO. MORTGAGE AGENTS, liltliam {Box 11) and Mantua. WESTPORT COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. CHEAP COAL! THE WESTPORT COAL CO., Ltd., beg to announce that, in respenso to a demand for Cheap Coal, they nro now prepared t( supply their Celebrated Coalbrook dale Coal at the following prices EX YARD, DELIVERED IN BOROUGH (BAGGED). Per ton Screened 40s, unscreened 365, small 325, screeued nuts for blacksmiths' use 84s. Per half-ton—Screened 20s, unscreened 18s, small 16s, screened nuts for blacksmiths' use. 17s. ■ Per quarter ton—Screened 10s 6d, unscreened 9s 6d, small 8s tfd, screened nuts 9s. Per sack—Screened 4s 6d, unscreened 3s 9d, small 3a 3d. screened nuts 3s 6d. Puponga, Taupiri, Mokau, State, and Brunner Nuts, at lowest rates. ! WOOD. COE!E, CHARCOAL, • AND FIRECLaY also stocked. The Terms will be strictly Cash on Delivery, as the prices are so low that credit cannot be given. All coal must bo paid for before leaving the yard, or on delivory. Ten bags to the ton, 2cwt, in each sack, weighed before leaving the \ yard. Full Weight Guaranteed. Telephone, 61; P.O. Box, 126. Office and Yard ; CORNER OF KING AND QUEEN STREETS, New Plymouth,

DO WITHOUT MATCHES! a small item, but io yon save many shillings in matches when using electric light. Think, too, Low easy, convenient and clean tlio new liglit must 'je. Just press the button and— WITH ELECTRIC LIGHT You got a bright, steady light, uo harmful flicker, and no irouble. Vh'itc us for estimates. The installation is . paid for by the saving in price paid for light. Jistimates given free. SMART BROS., ELECTRICIANS. iiKOUGH AM STREET TO BUSINESS MEN. ) A BUSINESS rows appearance J\. should be g.od and indicative of prosperity in a \>tiet, forceful manner. Same ay with his representatives and 1 stationery. The Daily News'J..„-printing Department turns out commercial stationery lit to act as liny-'business man's representative, One trial oriW wi'i convinco. Try! GAS, THY A