INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 8 June 1907, Page 5

INTERESTING ITEMS.

Jit V. Messenger, architect, culls for tenders for concrete and oilier work at Hie Oiikura Co op. dairy factory. Tenders clo:o with flic architect on June 11. Mr das. Sanderson, architect to the Taranaki Education Board, invites tender? to close on 14th hist., for pnmi'av; the JVa.-iX'iv ••<),„] sc'.'oof. L '

V\ atdi page one ou Monday for tile replace 11,-lvoniH-nicnt of Messrs Gibnour and C'iarke. hind agents, Brougham st New Plymouth.

Bread is up to 4d per two-pound loaf in New Plymouth—it's the s-amc in Inglewood and Vanganui. While there's such an advance careful people are looking round for the most economical store to buy their winter clothing for the men folk, and thoy naturally turn to '.lie second page of the ''Daily News'' and, look up 'l'lic Kiish" advertisement. Shrewd people cut out thi* advertisement and pin It in a handy place for ieferenee, and if they's wanting anything immediately they pin a money order |,o the. ml. and send it to that most economical of stores, "The Kash." You'd really he surprised at ihe budget of letters they get in this way.

In our advertising columns on page three may be seen particulars of a stable and plant lor sale. Mr P. K. Wilkinson, bind and financial agent, etc., of Ilawera, is the agent, from whom all particular* may be obtained.

Mr Newton King reports the sale of Mr 0. A. llamerion's farm of 40(1 im at Tututawa to Messrs Levandowski and Bottin.

Mr Newton King reports the sale of a 150-ncre farm on the Ahuroa road, Toko, to Mr Thirgliam, of Johnsonr.i!lo.

Anyone in search of a nice-sized freehold property should read the advertisement on page 1 from Messrs E. Griffiths and Co., land agents, New Plymouth. The property is an exceptionally valuahle one, and is a chance not often met with. Enquire early for particulars.