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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 6 May 1907, Page 1

if.'£2S ■ WE HAVE FOE HALE FARMS FROM 60 TO 10,000] ACIiES lis all parts of n.z. enquiries invited, we CAN SUIT YOU. WILSON & NOLAN AUCTIONEERS & LAND SALESMEN NEW PLYMOUTH.

For Exchange UNENCUMBERED PROPERTY, COMPRISING 50 ACRES. Of excellent Land, about four milea from Now Plymouth, on an excellent metalled road, close to factory, school, store and Post Office. Excellent buildings and outbuildings. Government valuation £1250. Price £ISOO. Owner willing to exchange for 100 TO 200 ACRES improved or unimproved land. Hawera, Manaia, and Eltham preferred. SEND PARTICULARS AT ONCE. Rare Investment. 113 ACRES IS me miles from lnglenood, on a good metalled road, well fenced Willi seven n lies and divided into seven paddicks: good four-roomed house, cowshed with ciglit bans; all ploughablc; 20 chains from factory, 3 chains from school. Price, £'l2 per acre. IF YOU HAYE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE WE WILL BE PLEASED TO HAYE FULL PARTICULARS. GIUNOUR AND CLARKE (Lato GILMOUR and PATTIE) BROUGHAM STREET NEW PLYMOUTH-

Smith's Wairaraoa Land Agency Land Fop Sala .->!) AORER Dairy farm, of which 17 acres arc L.1.P.; all in grass, aud all level, rich land; only 14 mile from school, store and creamery; 0 paddocks, 6-roomed house, all necessary buildings. Price £11! ikt acre, including 16 dairy cows, 5 calves and two horses. A SPEC. 1(»H ACRES Splendid' dairy farm, well-wateml, ti-roomed house, 10-bail cowshed, 14 milo from school and creamery. Price ;Cir> per acre, including 50 dairy cows, Exceptionally easy terms. Smith's Land Agency, Masterton ANOTHER LAND AGENT! TO THOSE WHO HAVE .PROPERTIES I'OR SALE. J BEG to notify that I have opened a Lancl Agency in liridge street, Elthmii, in premises adjoining the Coronation Stables. As I have farmed in various parts of Taranaki during the past twenty years, and am taking steps to bring my agency prominently umlcr tile nOiice of southern buyers, 1 can assure those who are desirous of selling, that should they place their properties In my hands for sale at a reasonable figure, thev may l'ely on their best intiTc;ls b.'ing-erved. Vpon application i will post my printed "Purlieulars of Property" form, with terms of commission. 1 am open to receive any ami every class of property, including SHEEP RUNS or DAIRY FARMS, I'llEE HOLDS or LEASEHOLDS, TOWN or SUBURBAN ALLOTMENTS, RESIDENCES or BUSINESSES. Fred, W. Frethoy LAND ACENT - - Kltham. (Next Coronation Stables.)

'LEED'S C EE TAIN COENB NEVER FAILS. TEED'S CERTAIN CUBE FOR CORNS. In other countries. Mr J. Rideout, Minm Piram, Vic toria, Australia. Mr Teed, chemist New Plymouth, —Dear Sir,—l enclose stamps for two packets, of your famous Corn Cure. Pack them securely. FROM AN ENGLISH RECTORY (Wickford, Essex).' Messrs Teed and Co., N.Z.—Miss Porter will be glad if Mr Teed w!'' sond her 5/ worth of Teed's Cure 10. Corns, for which Miss Porter 1 Post Office Ord»r for Si. PHILLIPS BROS, (Late Guy Bros ) BUTCHEKS, 11AHOTU, "BX7ILL be pleased to call upon eus"l tomers regularly. Only the PRIMES! 1 MEAT kept. Special attention is given to our SMALL HOODS. Carts visit — Oaoaui, Wednesday and Saturday. Kaltui road, Thursday and Saturday. Pungareliu, Tuesday and Friday. Cash Purchasers Hides Skins and tallow. '