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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 123, 15 May 1908, Page 1

TOP DRESSING JUST ABBIVED—SEASON'S SUPPLY Basic Slag Kainit WE OFFER THE BEST PIIOCIIIUBLE AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PBICE. L. A. NOLAN & CO. NEW PLYMOUTH

£4OO CASH A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. .318 tlosu Kuponga, together with 90 good cows, can be purchased on the following excepli onal terms: Price .€lB per acre for land and xil Ills iht head for DO cows. Own. er will accept £4OO cash oil account of puielmm', huh! ami stock; the balance of money at 5 per cent, for seven years. Factory ly, sHiool one mile, met ailed road. Land all in grass, two fair houses, *ll n Ot <i roomx, the otlier 3 rooms, two sheds containing 35 bails in all, large ban,, .-.table, ioosc-box, etc. Practically no waste land or swamp. Owner state 100 cows \rill do well on- property in present condition, but if crops grown that number could be grca tly increased. A splendid opportunity for a man with family of milkers. Apply sharp W. H. AND A. McGARRY. E L T II A M.

! SEE THIS i I I BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. j I 586 .iORES situate in'the Urcnui district, on good met- | ailed road; about 280 acres felled and splendidly *> grassed; ring fenced and subdivided; nearly all new fencing; % about 80 acres rich river flats, balance rolling and hilly land, almost free from scrub, but all good sheep and cuttle country, <| This farm is within an easy day's drive of the Waitara Freezs ing Works, and can be strongly recommeaded. Price, £6 per j| acre. Terms can be arranged. *£ NOTE.-—Jlr. 'led Humphries, of New Plymouth, has re* ¥ cent!}' been appointed to my land department, and as he has a thorough knowledge of farming and land values, his advice A should prove invaluable to seekers of land. ! WALTER BEWLEY, f lj AisU AtiliXT AND SIIAEEBUOKEK NEW PLYMOUTH.

- THREE CHEAP PROPERTIES. GOOD DAIRY FARM of 12S acres, all in ; grass; dose to Eltham. Will carry 50 cows. Mce fi-roomed liousc and all outbuildings. Handy to school and factory. Price £3l per acre. Cash £450. NICE LITTLE DAIRY FARM of 70 acres, all in grass. Close to school and factory; well watered; will carry 35 cows; good 3-rooined cottage. Real' good dairying land. Price £35 .per acre. Cash £350. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM of 270 acres; 200 in host grasses; well watered; level and dry; will carry 00 caws; good 5-roomed house, 14-bail shed; 1 mile from school and factory. A real Bargain. Price £l7 10s per acre'. £350 cash. F. W. FRETHEY, LAND AGENT, ELTHAM.

OUK BUSINESS m YOUR HEALTH, BPENI) up- n the Quality of the MEAT we sell. Our repi t&iion and our business were built en the Sound Fonudntion of Quality in our Meal Supplies, cryiltj* to customers, eleauliness m the shop and carts and appliancos, of these qualification! are stil in view, and as aeoiiseqixenao le recommsiu; uow-cjmers and residents alike to liny thei. SOLE BBOS.. Cordar of Djmi n'l I. Ourria Streets meat frotu| BUTCHERS, New Plymouth.

TUSANAKI LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT OOCIETY. fPermanont.7 Incoi poratcd under -Tie Building Societies Act-, 1880." DIEEC'J'Oi-iii.—Messrs E. Cock (chairman), A Khuttleworth, John Ellia, W. J. Newman, Newton King, A. Goldwator. aid T. K. Skinnet. SOLICITORS—Messrs Wilson and Grey. BANKERS.—The Bank oi New Zealand. The Society pays tl# coat of preparing Bid registering all mortgages (unless for a lesser sum that £100). Duting the Ave years ending the 30th September, 1005, the sum oi" £7lßl lffs Id had been distributed in dividends and bonuses among the members of the Soeiety, Borrowers and Investors participating alike in the distribution; it will '.hua he Been that the Society is really •o-opefative. Office open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 0.m,, Thursday afternoon eicepted. B. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. E K VICE TO GELTOW N AND UKCREAIIOK GROUNDS.