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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 118, 9 May 1908, Page 1

TOP DRESSING JUST ABEIVED—SEASON'S SUPPLY Basic Slag Kainit WK OF FEU TUK BEST PEOCUSaBLE AT THE LOW FT POSSIBLE PRICK. L. A. NOLAN & CO. NEW PLYMOUTH.

TO NEGLECT A SMALL ETE-DEFEOT IS TO COUKT MISFOKTUNE, YOU WILL BsuST BKCUUE GOOD EYE-SIGIIT BY CONSULTING «TNO. L. NICOL, THK EYESIGHT BPE( lAUBT, IN CONJUNCTION WITH SAMUEL BARRY I'ttOFICIENT ! RELIABLE! EXPERIENCED ! KETUIIN VISIT TO TAEANAK.I SHORTLY. ADDRESS LETTERS TO J. L. NICOL, TALMERSTON N.

<=£4oo CASH A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. 318 olose to ICapOnga., togc ther with 00 good cows, can bo purebred mi the following exceptional terms: Price £lB per acre for land and £(i 10s per head for 90 cows. Own. er will accept £-100 cash on account of purchase, lain! and stock; , the balance of money at 5 per cent, for seven years. Factory IVi mile*, school one mile, met ailed road. Und all in grass, two fair houses, one of (i rooms, the other o rooms, two sheds containing 35 bails in all, large burn, stable, loose-box, etc. Practically no waste land or swamp. Owner state- 100 cows will do well on property in present condition, lint if crops grown that number could be greatly increased. A splendid opportunity for a man with family of milkers. Apply sharp W. H. AND A. McGARRY. E L T It A M,

SEE THIS BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. 586 AUIiES situate in tlio (jrcnui district, on good metalioil road; about 280 acrcv> felled and- sj>louditll y grassed; ring fenced and subdi videil; nearly all new fencing; about SO acres rich river flats, balance rolling and hilly land, almost free from scrub, but all good sheep and cattle country. TJiis farm w within an easy day's drive of the Waitara Freezing Works, and can be strongly recommended. Fries, £3 per a thorough knowledge of farming and land values, his -advice should prove invaluable to seek ers of land. LAND AGENT AND SHAEEBROKEK NEW PLYMOUTH. NOTE.—-Mr. Ted Humphries, of New Plymouth, has roWALTER BEWLEY,

THREE CHEAP PROPERTIES. GOOD DAIRY FARM of 128 acres, all in gnasei; close to Klthuin. Will carry 50 cows. isii-e (i-roomed house and all outbuildings. Handy to school and factory. I'rice .C3l per acre. Gusli .€450. ] NICE LITTLE DAIRY FARM of 70 acres, all in grass. Close to school i iiinl factory; well watered; will eorrv 35 cows; good 3-rooinert cottage. Real 1 good dairying land. Price .Ci.j per ' acre. Oasli £350. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FA I'M of 270 " acres; 2(H) in best grasses; well wat- J eral; level and dry; will carry 90 cows; good 5-roomcd house, 14-lvail shed; 1 mile from school and factory. £ A real Bargain. Price, £l7 10s per acre. £350 cash. a 3. F. W. FRETHEY, " LAND AGENT, ELTHAM. gtISE K V 1 O TO VOGELIWN AND RECKEAIIOJS GROUNDS. 'Tbirscays excepte m. roNis OUK BUSINESS m YOUR HEALTH, \ DEPEND up? a the Quality of tlxc ME&.T wo sell. Our reputation aud out business were built cn the Sound Foundation of Quality in our Meat Supplies, ciyilV;" to customers, cleanliness in the shop and carts and applUnccs. of tlicse qualifications are stil m view, and as a consequent \o rocomrnond new-eouiors and rc-i'ulonts alike to buy tlici. meat frore§ ; SOLE BROS.. j noTCimita, ; Oornor of Dojtim and Carrie Streets i New Plymouth. '