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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 16 May 1907, Page 1

!3>U , 'room J louse, orchard, well sheltered. Acres. I Cheap dairy form. I6@ 3 room House, good garden. A properly Sod A splendid fnllcnin? or dairying r;irm, ' <*-f a ceres i S-roomed Jlous?. All in tip.lo'p order. I #316 400 All plniighaUlp, andr.igriss. A splendid I acres fattening Farm, '< 523 A fine besch l'arin, iLilks 3i)o cows. Very ! c<& acres cliea]). I £l3 All erassed, 2 sheep carrying, well im-! „ -4> acres proved. £** «08 WK KAVIi FOR SALE FARMS FROM 50 TO 10,0001 ACRES TIN ALL PARTS OF N.JS. ENQUIRIES INVITKD. WE CAJV SUIT YOU. • WILSON & NOLAN ' AUCTIONEERS & LAND SALESMEN . NEW PLYMOUTH,

For Exchange UNENCUMBERED PROPERTY, COMPBISING 50 ACRES. Of excellent Land, about four miles from New Plymouth, c-n an excellent metalled road, close to factory, school, store and Post Office. Excollont buildings and outbuildings, Government valuation £1250. Price £ISOO. Owner willing to exchange for 100 TO 200 ACRES improved or unimproved land. Hawera, Munaia, and Eltham preferred. SEND PAKTICULAES AT ONCE. Rare Investment. 113 ACRES Nine miles from Inglewood, on a good metalled road, well fenced Willi seven wires and divided into sc-ven paddx-lts: good fonr-roomed house, cowshed with eight bails; nil ploughable j 20 chains from factory, 3 chains from school. I'ricc, £l2 per acre. IP YOU HAVE PROPERTY FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE WE WILL BE PLEASED TO HAVE FULL PARTICULARS (Late GILMOUK and PATJHE) BROUGHAM STKEET NEW PLYMOUTH

Smith's Waii*arapa Land Agency Land Fop Saia »«> ACRsSS Dairy farm, of which 17 acres arc L.1.P.; all in grass, and all level, rich land; only y 4 mile from school, store and creamery; C paddocks, w<|U watered, 0-ruOmcd house, ail necessary building?. Price .-Clli per acre, including 16 dairy cows, o calves and two horses. A SPEC. 1(!8 ACRES Splendid dairy farm, well-wateml, Broomed house, 10-bnil cowshed, '/, mile from school and creamery. Price £ls per acre, including aU dairy cows. Exceptionally easy terms. Smith's Land Agency, ANOTHER LAND AGENT! TO THOSE WHO HAVE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. T BEG to notify that I have opened a Laud Agency in Bridge street, Eltham, in premises adjoining the Coronalion Stables. As I have farmed in various parts oi Taranaki during the past twenty years, and am taking s-teps to bring my agency prominently under the nOiice oi southern buyers, 1 can assure those who are desirous of sellins, that should they

Upon application i will post my ivinU'il "Partii'iiUii'S o£ Property" form, ;illi tonus of cOmuiUsion. I am open to recive tmy ami every lass of properly, liidmlinj; FREEHOLDS or WiAS TOWN" or SUBURBAN Fred. W. Fs»ethe (Next Coronation Sin 'LEEDS CERTAIN NEVER FAILS. TEED'S CERTAIN CUFIE 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. 1 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''' send her 5/ worth of Teed's Cure io. Corns, for which Miss Porter Post Office Ord»r for SL PHILLIPS BEOS, (Late Gtjy Ukos ) BUTCHEKS, RAHOTU, -jSTILLbe pleased to call upon eusTI tomcrs rognlarly. Only t lie PRIMES!' MEAT kept. Special attention is given to our SMA.LL GOODS. Cavts yisit— Oaonui, Wednesday and Saturday. Kahui road, Thursday and Saturday. Pungarelra, Tuesday and Friday. Cash Purchasers HiiiesSkins and tallow. , , . ...