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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 15 February 1907, Page 1

AMBURYBros. Special Clearing Lines SUMMER GOODS It Big Reductions. ODDMENTS in SUMMER MILLINERY, rcady-to-wcars, all Shapes; also CHILDREN'S MILLINERY, at clearing price. A few SUMMER COSTUMES, SKIRTS, MANTLES and BLOUSES, at half-price, to clear. Balance of SUNSHADES, FANCY MUSLINS, FIGURED PRINTS, FIGURED DRESSES & BLOUSINGS at greatly reduced prices. Scores of BLOUSE LENGTHS at 1/, 1/3 and 1/6 length. FANCY TRAY CLOTHS, Runners, Tuilots, Table Covers, Art Curtains. All at clearance prices. ODMENTS of MEN'S & BOYS JOB STRAWS and TIES at Half-price. BOYS WASHING BLOUSES, odd SUITS & PANTS in Men's and Boys at 25 per cent, discount to clear. Anbury Bros. DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

PROPERTY LIST CHEAP TOWN HOUSES,] i-Acre, corner section, with 2 dwellings, j £6OO. I i-Acre, corner section, with up-iO-datc 7 roomed house, £6OO. i-Acre and 5 roomed house. Price £-100. j-Acre S.C. lease and good 6 roomed house, new and well situated. Price £450. CHEAP SUBURBAN FARM. 100 Acres within 3 miles of New Plymouth. About 'lO acres valuable native bush. Price only £l2 10s per acre. Good terms. 50 acres of leasehold laud adjoining the above, thrown in at the price. This is an ixtremcly low priced property with a big speculative value. SUBURBAN. 1£ Acres excellent suburban building site; close to 'Bus route. Price £350. 1 Acre Frankleigh Park, only £IOO. 1 Aero excellent suburban section, £2BO. TO LEASE. NO GOODWILL REQUIRED. 200 Acres luglcwood, at 12/6 per acre. 100 Acres Stratford, at 17/- per acre. jj 7 Acres with dwelling and country!' store, at 15/- per week. Purchasing!! clause if required. i] GOOD SHEEP COUNTRY 2,000 Acres freehold land close to township and metal road. About I.iUI) in grass, subdivided into several sheep proof paddocks; dwelling, yards, etc., excellent papa country. Price only £3 10s per acre. A PROFITABLE PROPERTY. 1,400 Acres, 800 in grass, ring fenced and subdivided, 5 roomed house, sheds and garden. A r ery suitable for subdivision into dairy farms. Metal road front and hack ; close to school and township. Price only £3 15s per acre. ; HICKMAN F. RUSSELL LICENSED LAND BROKER. AGENT—N.Z. Goyernment State Fire Office Government Accident Insurance. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, DEVON STiIEET, PLYMOUTH

STItATFOiiD TO WHANUAMOMONA AND TAHOKA. IiOVAL MAIL LINE OF COACIIUS. TIME TABLE: QOACIIES loavu for Stratlimore, Polrokura and Whangamomona every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, leaving Stratford Post Oflice at 9 a.m., waiting for morning mail trains, returning following day. Monday's coach connects with Tatu and King Country. AH parcels and luggage must be prepaid at tin; Commercial Stables unless 'otoonvise ar ranged. There is good accommodation for passengers ami tourists at Wlianganiomona and Kuliuratani. Telegram promptly attended to. FARES: (During the summer months) to Stl'atbmore, 5s single; 7s (id return. To Pohukura, 7s Gd single; 12s 6d return. To and from Whangamomona from . this date will be, single 10s; return 17s 6d. To and from Taliora, 12s 6d single; £1 return. All fares must be paid on the departure of coaches from Post Oflices at Stratford and Whangamomona, P. J, WHITE & CO., Proprietors,

Land for Sale. 310 AGUES Bush section, freehold, Tai'ala district, 130 acres ill grass, 40 chains fencing, 5-roo'nred house. l'lico 12 10/- I'JiK ACRE. 14; ACRES bush section, part leasehold, lease o0 ye,us to run, at a rental ol' ,C;i )>er year; on good ineUilicil road, close to creamery; 70 acres ill grass, 40 acres felled. Price, fa 1.1/ I'Kll AC'ltJi. 105 ACRES Lepperton district, ail in grass, except small patch shelter bush; well fenced and subdivided; goud 4 roomed and outbuildings; close to school, factory and post olliee. l'rico, £ls PEll Atm

100 ACRES Dairy farm, witiiin li miles of tuwn, subdivided into 10 paddocks; good 5-roomed house, excellent outbuildings, well planted with ornamental trees. Price Cl 7 Will AOIIK C, E. RABY & CO. LAND AND ESTATE ACENTS Brougham Sti.it, New Plymouth. TcleuboD: 262.

r LEED'S CEKTATW CUKE FOR CORNS NEVER FAILS. TEED'S CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. In other countries. Mr J. Hideout, Minm Piram, Vic toria, Australia. Mr Teed, chemist, New Plymouth, —Dear Sir,—l enclose stamps for two packets ot- your famous Com Cure. Pack them securely. FROM AN ENGLISH RECTORY (Wickford, Essex). Messrs Trod and Co., N.Z.—Miss Porter will be K'hid if Mr Ted w>'' send her 5/ worth of 'feed's Cure to, Corns, for which Miss Porter enclose! Post Olfice Old' 1 ! for si. . STANDAIiD TEAS STANDATJ) TEAS STAii LiAKD TEAS SEE OSTRICH ON EACH PACKET. L D NATHAN & CO.

government ACCIDENT INSURANCETillS OfUre is iinpillar, because undertakes iir risks: Employer's Liability Personal Aroident, and Siclness Mortgagees Indemnity, IT LOW BATES AND GIVES PliOMrT AND LTIiIiUAL SETTLEMENTS. You anil your employees are liable to au accident any day. WHY NOT INS U KB iN TIME ? HICKMAN P. RUSSELL AGENT, New Plymouth. ppositc;!