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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 24 September 1907, Page 1

SPRING__SHQW. MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 2a. Or this day we shall male a comru'ekensu'e show of all spring novelties. r n Tour especial attention is directed to llio magnificent display o£ Paris Millinery, Tweed Costumes, fifiusiin and Zcpliy Costumes, Blouses in iYiusUrts Delaines and Silk, Oust Coats, Feather Boas, Sunshades, Opera Capes, etc. You will be welcome to look, and not pressed to buy WHITE AND SON'S

REMOVE THAT EYE-STRAIN ! IMPBOVJS YOOR SIGHT! TO HO SO, WITHOUT ENDANGERING YOUR EYE J NO, L. NICOL IN CONJUNCTION WITH SAMUEL BARRY, D.8.0.A. Place their experience and successful practice at your service, The above specialists giyc their advice without cliargo, Glasses are recom mended only when their need is emphatically indicated. N.B. Do not trust your eyes to the mercy of wandering quacks who canvas from door to door. are too deltcate to be tampered with. Give them the best attentioa only!

W. H. & A. McGARRY, .. LAND & FINANCIAL AGENTS, E L T H A M. MANGATOKT FARM. 1600 ACRES, 18 miles from Eltham, in grass except small area, ringfenced, numerous subdivisions, all sheep-proof. Good dwelling of 8 rooms, an up-to-date woolslied, dip, yards, etc.; well formed road past property, metalled to within 4 miles. This is a first-class farm, fully improved, and we can thoroughly recommend. Price £8 10s per acrb; easy terms can be arranged. W. H. and A. McGARRY, Land Agents, Eltham. 950 ACRES, 3 nwles from Toko, on metalled road; two dwellings (six rooms each), outbuildings, also Bhed and yards; all in grass, ring fenced, 18 subdivisions; carry easily 2Vs sheep to the acre. Price £9 per acre, with £750 down. 080 W. H. & A. McGARRY, Land Agcn ts, Eltham.

L. Pattie & Co., STOCK & LAND AGENTS, SPLENDID AGRICULTURAL FARM AND SHEEP RUN. 2220 ACRES, limestone formation; nil in grass and cultivation except 200 acres 1 valuable bush; all splendidly fenced, sheep proof; metalled roads; close to railway station; easy distance to good markets; beautiful climate; fine residence, with every convenience; wool--shed; 4 set 3 yards; concrete dip, stable, man's cottage, and several other outbuildings. This land grows grain and oot crops splendidly, and is excellently adapted for fattening purposes. Price i£G per acre, including stock and implements. A going concern. ABSOLUTELY THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN THE MARKET. 1790 ACRES Fine grazing run; 715 acres in grass, balance good bush; rich papa formation; well fenced and subdivided into 14 paddocks; 2 houses, cowshed, sheep and cattle yards; a large potion level and undulating, balance hilly; splendid carrying capacity. Price £5 per acre. Terms £ISOO cash. 478 ACRES Splendid grazing land; all level; subdivided into 10 paddocks, all in grass; fine sheep and cattlec ountry; very bi" carrying capatity; G-roomed house, man's room, cowshed, and other outbuildings. For price and particulars apply to— L. PATTIE AND CO.

E. H. TRA.SK Late manager, Roberts and Stoke ELECTRICIAN AND CONTRACTOR, xYEW PLYMOUTH. BEGS to intimate that lie lias started business on his own account as a general electrician and contractor Estimates given for ail classes of electrical work—lighting, bells motor power etc. Only the best materia' used. Addbess . GMO.VT STREET, Ng-.v ':.rv o rn>n (Opp. Coffee Pah OUR BUSINESS^ AND YOUR HEALTH, BEPEND upon the Quality of of the MEAT wc sell. Our reputation and our business were built en the Sound Foundation of Quility in our Meat Supplies, ' ciyiltj" to customers, cleanliness m ■ the shop and carts and appliances, All of these qualifications are stil kept in view, and as a consequence people recommend new-comers and aid residents alike to ( buy thei. meat from SOLE BROS.. BUTCHERS, Corner of Dayon and Cams Streets New Plymouth.

FOUND! TEE best stock of PIANOS and OEGANS to select ft9llli CASH OB DBFEUKED PAYMENTS ; also the most im-10-dute WEIiTHEIM SEWING MACHINE. ItEPAIKS of all kinds promjn .y attended to. ,T. UPTON & SON DEVON I'fiEEi'