Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 14 May 1907, Page 1

'■'' win Mouse, orchard, well sheltered. (.'heap dairy furm. 5 room House, Rood garden. A property A vplendnl falk'iiiiii< or dairying Farm, M-IMomcd lloili:'. All in tip-top order. All piougliabie, and in grass. A splendid fatteiiin" Farm. A fine beach Farm, milks 4 All grassed, 2 sheep carrying, well im-I „,«_.- acres | proved. ! £4 10 m E l [ ,V rE ,,^l SALI^ ACEES OANBUITYOU KK<iUIJiIBB ™VITED. WE WILSON & NOLAN AUCTIONEERS & LAND SALESMEN NEW PLYMOUTH.

For Exchange UNENCUMBERED PROPERTY, COMPRISING 50 ACRES. Of excellent Land, about four miles from New Plymouth, on an excellent metalled road close to factory, school, store and Post Office. Excellent buildings and outbuildings, Government valuation £1250. Price £ISOO. Uwncr willing to exchango for 100 TO 200 ACRES improved or unimproved land. Hawera, Manaia, and Eltham preferred. SEND PARTICULABS AT ONCE. Rare Investment. 113 ACRES Nine miles from li.glewood, on a good metalled road, well fenced with seven flics and divided into seven paddjeks: good four-roomed house, cowshed with cifcut bais; nil ploughablc; 20 chains from factory, 3 chains from school, 'rice, £l2 pnr acre. IF T 2E, HAVE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE WE WILL BE PLEASED TO HAVE FULL PARTICULARS (Late GILMOUR and PATTIE) BKOUGH4M STREET NEW PLYMOUTH.

Smith's Wairaraoa Land Agency Land Foi> Salo 51) AOTJIUS Hairy farm, of which 17 aero.-) are L.1.P.; all in grass, ami nil level, rich land; only % mile from school, store and creamery; fi paddock*, iv«|!l-w.itered, 6-ruouied lions;', all necessary building*. Price .€lO per acre, including 10 dairy cows, 5 calves and two horses. A SPEC. k;h acres Splendid dairy farm, well-water, d, 6-roomcd liouso, 10-bnil cows' ' mile from school and cr. Price £ls per acre, including 50 dairy cows. Exceptionally easy terms. Smith's Land Agency, ANOTHER LAND AGENT! TO THOSE \VIIO~IfAVE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. T BEG to notify Unit I liavc opened a Land Agency in Bridge street, Elthain, in premises adjoining the Coronation Stables. As I have farmed in various parts of Taranaki during the past twenty years, and am taking Mcps to bring my agency prominently under the notice of southern buyers, I can assure those who are desirous of selling, that should they |ilaco their properties In my hands for sale at a rwnnablc figure, they may rely on their best interests being -erved. Upon application i will post my minted "Particulars of Property" form,

J am open to receive any turn cv class of properly, including SHEEP HUXS or ]).\lllY FARMS, FREEHOLDS or LEASEHOLDS, TOWN or SUHURISAX ALUITMEX HKSIiMvXCICS or 'JJI'SINKSSES. Fped. W. the 'IEED'B cebta: CUKE FOR COHNB NEVER FAILS. TEED'S CERTAIN CURE FOB CORNS. In other countries. Mr J. Rideout, Mir-un Piram, Victoria, 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 wf send her 5/ worth of Teed's Cure lb. Corns, for which Miss"—' ' Post Office Order for 1 PHILLIPS BEOS, (Lath Guy Bnos) BUTCHEKS. RAHOTU, rSJ"ILLbo pleased to call upon cusTT tomcrs regularly. Only t lie PSIMUST MEAT kept. Special atteution is given to our SMALL GOODS. Carts yisit— Oaonui, Wednesday and Saturday. K*hui road, Thursday and Saturday. Bingorelm, Tuesday and Friday.;;; y Praws^i^SteffJlSsSjfflSsv^