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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 116, 7 May 1908, Page 1

TOP DEE SWING JUST ABBIVEDSEASON'S SUPPLY Basic Slag Kamit WE OFFER THE BEST PEOCCJKaBLE AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PKIOK L. A. NOLAN & 00. NEW PLYMOUTH.

TO NEGLECT A SMALL EYE-DEFECT IS TO COUKT misfoktune, YOU WILL BUST SECURE GOOD EYE-SIGHT BY CONSULTING JNO. L. NICOL, TUB EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, IN CONJUNCTION WITH SAMUEL BARRY PROFICIENT! RELIABLE! EXPERIENCED! KETURN VISIT TO TAKANAK.I SHORTLY. ADDUESb LTiTTEES TO J. L. KICOL, PALMEBSTON N.

£4OO CASH A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. ( 318 ■ ACKJ '- :s olosc to Kapongd, together with 90 good cows, can he purchased on the following exceptional terms: Price £lB per acre for land and ,C(i 10s per head for 90 coavs. Owner will accept £4OO cash on account of purchase, land and stock; the balance of money at 5 per cent, for seven years. Factory l'/t milcri, school one mile, met ailed road. Land all in grass, two fair houses, one of (i rooms, the other 5 rooms, two sheds containing 35#bails iu all, large barn, stable, loose-box, cte. Practically no waste land or swamp. Owner states 100 cows will do well on property in jiresent condition, but if crops grown that number could be greatly increased. A .splendid opportunity for a man with family of milker#?. Apply sharp W. H. AND A. McGARRY. E i/T II A M.

ft J SEE THIS I | BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. f i I I 586 AGUES situate in the Urenui district, 011 good wet- | ailed road; about 280 acres felled and splendidly % X gl'assed; ring fenced and subdivided; nearly all new fencing; >* J* about 80 acres rich river llats, balance rolling and hilly land, >:• •J' almost free from scrub, but all good sheep and cattle country. X TJiis farm is within an easy day's drive of the Waitara Freez- *| J ing Works, and can be strongly recommended. Price, AIS per |> acre. Terms can be arranged. |[ NOTE.—Mr. Ted ifumphries, of New Plymouth, lias rc- % v cently been appointed to my land department, and as lie has || |* a thorough knowledge of fanning and land values, Iris advice v $ should provu invaluable to seekers of land. * I WALTER EEWLEY, | I LAND AGENT AND SIIAREBIIOKEU NEW PLYMOUTH. |

THREE CHEAP PROPERTIES. U001) DAIIIY KAItJI of 12S acres, all iu grass; close to Ultliaiu. Will carry 50 cows, jvice 0-roomcd house and all outbuildings. Handy to school and factory. l'rice £3l per acre. Cash £iso. NICE LITTLE DAIHY I'AKM of 70 acres, all in grass. Close to school and factory; well watered; will carry 35 cows; good 3-rooiued cottage. Real good dairying land. Price :C3.3 per acre. Oash £350. FIRST-CLASS DAIKY I'AI!.M of 270 acres; 200 in best grasses; well watered; level and dry; will carry 00 coiws; goful 5-rooined house, 14-bail elicd; 1 mile from school and factory. A real Bargain. Price £l7 10s per acre. £350 cash. F. W, FRETHEY, LAND AGENT, ELTIIAM. Tf S g i J1 n f TO VOGELTOWN AND ItKCIiEAHOJN GROUNDS.

DUK BUSINESS HD YOUR HEALTH, Depend upm the Qu«iity of the MEAT we sell. Our reputation and our business were built en the Sound Foundation of Quality in our Meat Supplies, ciyilV;- to customers, cleanliness in the sliop and carts and appliances. o£ these qualifications aro stil in view, and as aconscqucnso le recommend new-comers and residents alike to buy thei. meat from|j SOLE BROS.. BUTCHEK3, Coruer of Devon and Cucrie Streets New Plymouth.