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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8103, 7 May 1906, Page 3

FOR SALE OR LEASE. Tv Hill Estate, 711 acres, ring fenced (sheep proof), nearly all ploughed ami grassed, with litllo improvement will curry 2000 sheep. Priec, Freehold, £7 per acre. Terms, 10 per cent. ile])osit, balance may remain for 5 years al 5 per cent. WILL LEASE for 5 or 7 years, rental £250 per annum, payable halfyearly in advance. Compulsory Clause of Purchase at £7 8s per acre. There are no buildings. Laud is free from foscue. WAlTOA.—Section No. 62. 158 acres Freehold, No dwelling. All in grass and crop. Price, £8 per acre. Terms, 10 per cent, deposit, balance in 5 years at 5 per cent. For Lease (Compulsory Clause of Purchase), rental, £75 per annum, payable half yearly in advance. This farm will carry ia dairy cows, or about 450 sheep. Good land. No fescue. WAITOA.-Lot 32. Freehold 503 acres. New 7 roomed house. Laud divided into 8 paddocks, all ploughed and grassed except 25 acres oftitree and 16 acres of turnips. This is firstclass laud and will carry 180 to 200 dairy cows, or 1200 to 1400 sheep. Price, £<J per acre. Terms, 15 per cent, deposit, 5 per cent, in 12 months, balance may remain for 5 years at 5 per ceut., or will lease for 5 or 7 years, tto-ntal, £255 per annum, payable half-yearly in advance. Lease to contain compulsory covenant to purchase. N.B.—The above properties are situatod between Patua and Waitoa .Railway Stations (2 miles apart). Creamery at Waitoa Kailway siding. For cards to yiew, Apply to FKOST and ROWE, Keal Estate Agents, Morrinsville, Piako.

SPLENDID (JHANOE. FOB IMMEDIATE SALE. J-v-' \J witk new 6 roomed residence, eowsked, stables, garden, orchard, etc; situated between New Plymouth, and Bell Block. A bargain price, £lB an acre; easy terms. Apply quickly. E. J. CARTHEW & Co.

TARANAK.I ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON. 1906 (From Ist May to 31st July.) FT\HE Shooting Season fur Native X Game (excepting Pukeko, Wio, or Blue Duck, Tui, Huia, While Heron and Crested Grebe), and Imnorted Game in the District consisting of the Counties of Taranaki, Clifton, and Egmont, excepting Oeo liming (excepting the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, Kaitake Ranges, being Sections 168 |and 170, in the Oakura District, and Paraninihi or White Cliffs Eeseryatioii) will commence on tho Ist May, and end on the 31st July, both days inclusive. In the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, being the area within the circumference of a circle having a [ radius of six miles from the summit of Mount Egmont, the sliooting of Native and Imported game is strictly prohibited at all times. Licenses can bo obtained from the Chief Postmastor at New Plymouth, and Postmasters at Waitara, Inglewood, and Opunake. D. McALLUM, Secretary. NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

THE Exhibition opens on the Ist NOVEMBER, 1900 Large applications for space have been received from the United Kingdom, the Dominion of Canada, the Commonwealth, America, France, Germany, India, Japan, Holland, Switzerland, Belgium, and New Zealand will make a fine display of all the natural products, resources, and manufactures of the colony. Extensive additions to the buildings have been found necessary to meet the demand for space. Applications for space definitely closo on April 30th. K. ALLAN, G. S. MUNEO, Kxeculivo Commissioners. Christchurch. 29th March. 190 H SURA.TURA TEA

"S a different kind of lea to -«_ all otliei'B because it is treated differently. Suratura is a high-grade Ceylon tea, grown on tlio hill sides where the climate and soil are exactly suited for the growth of good teas. Suratura is picked, cured and [jacked in Ceylon, and thus the natural aroma is preserved and the strougth of the leayes maintained, Suratura is pure honest Celon tea, and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. Suratura A quality 1/6 per ,'b. Suratura B quality 1/9 „ „ Suratura D quality 2/- , „ Suratura X quality 2/4 „ „ SOLD BY ALL STOKEKEEPEBS CAN'T STOP! WE can't stop our big stationery sale yet, even if we wanted to. It has resulted in a huge clcarauce, and in customers Retting satisfied by the hundred. It's not everyone who can continue a sale. It just depends on how the customers are treated. OUR SALES PAY They pay us because they increase our business, clear out our shelves, and give us room. They pay the customers, because they give the latter the very best value in books, notepaper, envelopes and all kinds of stationery ever known here.

WE CONTINUE. | There was a gentleman desirous of purchasing our business the other day, but evidently it was too big. We would like to meet him half-way, so the stock must he reduced. The sale continues for this reason, and we still give you famous value in fancy goods, stationery, etc. Any price for a big stock of old books. Libraries specially treated. We want to meet our purchasers right fair. BIBLES AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS Are overstocked. Prices, consequently, arc down. Call Early.

T. R. HODDER Sole agent for J. and M. Invcrarity, Manufacturers of THE PAULINE "RUr/CABLE " PAPER PATTERNS, And publishers of " The Pai'lixk Fashion Catalogvi;." New patterns regularly arriving. PIANO, TUNINU. IB C. W, COJiEII, Certificated Tuner, from Messrs John Brinsmcad and Sons, London, is prepared to tunc and repair Pianos in town or country. Mr T. Avery, Stationer, Devon Stivol, will be pleased to live all orders GAS GBILLEK SOB, I'OUB HOME,