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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 13 February 1907, Page 1

WILSON& NOLAN AUCTIONEERS, LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS SHAJREBEOKERS, VALUERS, ETC. AGENCIES: Agents fot REID & CREY'S IMPLEMENTS, MELOTTE SEPA RATORS, THE CEMENT PIPECo, LVD., "0.K." WA6HINC MACHINES. NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Co. ACCI, DENT BRANCH NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE Co. Ltd. NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. TAMLIN'S INCUBATORS AND IrPN^ R Lf^'* NC£S - B| CCS(CLENOVIS) SHEEP DIP. AGENIS FOll Mil. T. MAMDEHO JACKSON, Land Agent, Auckland. >r „ MIL LANGLEY SHAW, Land Agent, Hamilton. THE BUSH-BUIUNUSTG SEASON rjpHE farmer knows the importance of a good crop of grass after the burn. He generally tries to make sure of this by sowing a liberal quantity per acre, but some are not careful enough about the quality of the seed they purchase, and consequently there is a large proportion of fog and rubbish amongst the now pasture. We can confidently recommend the following first-rate clean seeds:— Canterbury and Hawke's Bay Rye Grass Cocksfoot Red and White Clovers Alsyke, and other Permanent Grasses Eemember the number of stock your land will carry depends upon tho quality of grass grown. WILSON & NOLAN (Late Bewley and Griffiths) NEW PLYMOUTH.

237 ACRES, Part of the well-known Ngaite Swamp. Makings of a gjj;i farm; all foiled and grassed, a d the Ngairo township and railway station; 5 roomed house and cowshed; Ngaire cheese factory iles away, and is paying out •/* i.er lb for buiter fat; adjoining land selling at from £id to £2O per acre, but more improved. This farm is in the han 's of a good man and will steadily improve in every respect. On y £3OO cash required. PRICE £ll PER ACRE. Fino sheep or cattle faun, all felled and splendidly grassed, and ring fenced, subdivided for sheep, all easily rideablo flatlopped hills, good open valleys, metalled road within half a mile railway and townflhip 8 miles,' guaranteed 2I sheep to the acre, papa formation, good house, large sheds, owner sacrificing owing to ill health. A bargain at PRICE ST 12/6 PER ACRE. VERY EASY TERMS. CASH. Grand little dairy farm, will .any 40 cows; metalled road, 1 mil; t railway station, factory and school; 50 acres been ploughed and stumped, good 6 roamed house and outbuildings. PRICE £ls PER ACRE. EASY TERMS.

E. GRIFFITHS & CO. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS Coffee Palaccvßuildiufis, New Plymouth Smith's Wairapapa Land Agency Land Fop Sale 3679 ACRES Freehold, and 200 acres Leasehold, rent .£9 per year papa formation, winters 4500 sheep, besides caitle and horses, fenced and subdivided, G-roomed house, woolshed, with all necessary outbuildings, dip, yards, etc. l> rKa £ l2) - 000 as a going- concern. Terms £4500 cash, balance at 5 per cent. A real snip; c ; 0 no t \iaii, but write at once feu full p.tuiculara. 5000 ACRES, S.G.R. Lease, 21 years from 1907, with right of renewal fur further 21 years, lental .£65 per annum; 3500 acies in best English grasses, balance bush, 12 paddocks well watered, .winters 8000 sheep, 100 cattle; goood homestead, woolshed (machines), yards, dip, etc. Price as a. going concern £22,500. Terms arranged. A bargain. iod Smith's Land Agency, Mastebiok. WHY PAYIbNTT'

mO others, when you can purchase a House of your own for the o money paid in rent f The Provident Investment and Building Society of Taranaki (Permament) offers you exceptionally reduced payments on most easy terms. II costs you nothing for legal work. Come and enquire terms. L. MONTEATII, Sect'ctary. rrUBANAKI LAND, BUILdTnG JL & INVESTMENT SOCIETY (Permanent). "ncorporatcd under" The Building Societies Aft, 18S0." Dijiectobs: Messrs It. Cock (chairman), A. Shultleworth, J. Ellis, AV. L. Newman, Newton King, J 0. George, and A. Gold water Solicitous: Messrs AVilsou and G-jy, Bankew. Tho Bank of New I. The Society pays i e cost of preja •• ing and registering all mortnges (unless for a lesser sum than £100). During the five years ending the 30th September, 1905, the sum of £7lßl 10s 2d has been distributed in dividends and bonuses among the members of the Society, Borrowers and Investors participating alike in the distribution; it will thus be seen that the Society is really co-operative, Office open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 pin., Thursday afternoon excepted. E. f, AVEBSTEK, Secretary, SUNSHADES tor I SPRING AND SUMMER, woman likes her sun j shade made of material that will suit I her costume. Tho large assortment j of new Shades stocked and made is bound to include the one you want. 1 Frames covered from 2/6 to 8/. by m