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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 138, 2 June 1908, Page 1

Fine Linens and Damasks. THE Decoration of the dinner table is a joy to every woman What could better satisfy the artistic sense than good Linens and Damasks. Our stock of these has just been greatly added to, making it the finest collection we have ever had. And the prices are lower. The removal of duty enables us to make the reductions. WHITE AND SONS, Devon Street.

The Swift Cycle Depot WHEN YCU WAIST A GOOD CALL AND INSPECT OUB EELIABLB BICYCLE ...SHAT SUPEBIOB ENGLISH MAWILL WEAB WELJ; OHINEB. THE BEST £l2 10 0. Completo w* JEarfi <• master, mnd-guards, tront rim|brake, bell, pum, and tooU- Guaranteed for 12 months, 'AGENT FOE THE WONDEBFULi MOTOSACOCHE MOTOR CYCLE. €47 10/-, iNOTED ii'Oa—l. Its absence of vibration. 2. Total w r ,.gb.t of motor cycle only 601bs. 3. Almost entire absence of neise. 4, Absolute efficiency or hills or flat. 5. Simplicity of meohanurn and ease of control, A. 'OEOBGE, OOGKAM STEEET NEW PLYMOUTH.

CHEAP LAND THAT IS RISING IN VALUE 2000 ACRES Grand Jlillill S Busll > HiKEIIOLD, within 6 miles of rail Tram passes the block. Low undulating hills. Government esti of timber 40,000,000 ft, and there is every indication of it being niuler-eslinii This price includes land and timber. We liold this property firm for three w Pric» £2 2s per acre. Terms, £2OOO cash. Apply sharp.

1400 C^S ' situ » te d in that "com mg country of the North, tho V,;\y ol Islands district. All tawa, rimu, and pukebca bush. Low, cas;. hills and two sp'.endia valleys; highest point 4.10 ft; splendid homestead site already cleaved; right on bankg of navigable river; formed road to block; i miles from post office. A good investment to buy and improve. Price ill 10-

per acre. Terms, £7OO cash. KCfi ACRES, a real genuine snip; good 5-roomecl house, brick chimneys, cowshed and hayshed all separate; warm, sunny country, black soil; 70 acres very rich river flat; 5 acres orchard in lull bearing. Kailway is ?oing right past this farm. Large coal deposit on property. Butter factory on adjoining farm; school 2 miles. Nearly every bit ploughable. Price £4 per ac re; £BSO cash. Apply sharp. ' '^SiiS'KX" B. GRIFFITHS AND CO. NEW PJA'MOUT H, TAKANAKI.

CHEAP GRAZING FABM. 1300 ACRES - nbout 60 ° aor « s °' EjP - and » l,out '°° mxTotal rent under £3O year. COO acres cleared and in good grass, balance bush; sheen -proof fences. Comfortable iroomed house and outbuildings. This is a suitable place for a man with limited capital, as terms can be made to enable him to stock and improve the place to advantage, not having all his cash locked up in the farm. Price 40s acre. Terms arranged. Apply Bharp, as this is a sellcv. J. W. WILSON, NEW PLYMOUTH.

FARMERS! FARMERS! C. E. MAJOR. LICENSED LAND BROKEK, HAWB2A SELLS AND EXCHANGES PROPERTIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. DO YOU WISH TO SELL OR EXCHANGE P Correspondence Invited;

t*s^*s*H*H'**K^s<H^<^^^4S»H»H»M H K < $4^*4w' SEE THIS BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. t KQfi situate in the Ureuui district, on good met- | f 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 cattle country. % | This farm is within an, easy day's drive of the Waitara Frees- * ± ing Works, and can be strongly recommended. Price 1 , £5 per |> * acre. Terms can be arranged, j \ *, i NOTE.—Mr. Ted Humphries, of New Plymouth, has re- % f cently ueen appointed to my land department, and as he has J * a thorough knowledge of farming and land values, liis advice * * should prove invaluable to seekers of land. T I WALTER BEWLEY, 1 | LAND AGENT AND SHAREBEOKEK NEW PLYMOUTH. | f *