DAVID GHARTERIS, House Factor, Stock, Station and Estate Agent, KCMOXT-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. P.O. Box 13. 186 ACRES ' Freehold, 5 paddocks, well fenced and watered, 10 .icres native bush; 4-roomed houv, dairy, stable, B-bail cowshed; school \ mile, post office and store 4 miles. Will *ell as a going concern, 2fi cows, dray •'"<! h.irness, 44 paid-up shares in factory, a!l o n the place for £9 15s Der icre. A yreat snip. [ggVi ACHES, Freehold. Carriiifrtn''. R'irid, all in gra**. i urnsnative bush. 10 paddocks, wi-ll watered and well fenced; free frniu noxious 'vceds; t-roomtd house, WTislihouse. men's cottage, trapshed, 8-bailed cow -hed (concrete floor), paved stockyard, alao ensilage silo. Only about 4 miles from New Plymouth; quarter mile to creamery. Price, £l6 10s. A large amount can remain on mortgage at l'/ 3 per cent. 1 AG ACRES, Freehold, on Opunake **" road, close to Sftratford; all in grass and crops; 2 cottages on property fenced and subdivided into a number of paddocks. Particulars on application. 1 "I Q ACRES, Freehold, 1% miles from AXU Tj,gi ewoo a railway station, church, and school; 7-roomcd house, large rooms, pantry, waahhouse, etc., stables, loose box, trapshed, 11-bail cowshed; good orchard; subdivided into 8 paddocks, well fenced and watered; 40 acres ploughed, balanee all ploughable. Price £l7 10s per acre cash. DAVID CHARTERIS.
T WANT TO EXCMSTmS MY FARM for HOUSE PROPERTY anywhere. It is 121 acres, good 6-roomed house; all ploughable; creamery and school on next section; 6 miles from big town. Price £ls per acre. Mortgage of £BOO to £IOOO could be left on at 5 per cent. Wanting to exchange on account of ar ß of your pro"J.S." Care of Box 1, INGLEWOOD.
FRUIT FAMILIES TOIIESII Fruit is now very scarce, but at the People's Grocery may be seen piles of tins and bottles of fruit of every description, and it only requires a very little money to purchase quite a nice variety. The following list will give an idea of the raum: of choice: -APRICOTS COOSKHEURIKS STRAWBERRIES CHERRIES BLACK CURRANTS RASPBERRIES PEACHES GREENGAGES Special Quotations for Ca Lots. TOMATOES IN TINS. New Season's EVAPORATED APRICOTS. FORCE AND ORANGE •MEAT. C. CARTER The People's Grocer, DEVON STBEET, NEW PLYMOUTH.
AFTER all, there is nothing more satisfying or healthful than a juicy rib roast of highgrade Beef, such as we sell. We have a knack of tying up a roast that makes it cook well, carve well, and taste well. Try one for to-morrow's dinner. Ring up Telephone 19. SOLE - BEOS. BUTCHERS, OORSER DEVON and CU3RIE BTREETS, New Sly mouth.
STANDARD TEAS. ! STANDARD TEAS BTANDASU TEAS. OSTKICH ON EACE 7ACKEI, I D NATHAN & CO B«l»blished 1840 STRICTLY HIGH GRADE UNIIORM STRENGTH EVEN COLOR l M m MM m A « GamatMu to p*a» »H BpeciflcitxoM. None geuttte* without Above brawl t,io ticket Mwn on mouti of M* WILSON'S PCRTLAHD CEMEKT CC, LTD.. AUCKLAND, Manufacture Portland Cement By drsnEc lame, AgrieultuiiJ lame. TtUpipM* ttoawi "o«m«t.'
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 252, 17 October 1908, Page 1
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