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- WARM and BRIGHT WEATHER everything at AMBURY'S COOL AND LIGHT OUR MILLINERY OUR SUNSHADES | OUH SILK, MUSLIN, and CAMBRIC COSTUMES OUE SILK, MUSLIN, CAMBRIC, AND VOILE BLOUSEs OUR MUSLIN, CAMBRIC, AND SILK SKIRTS OU£t MANTLES AND DUST COATS OUR LIBLE AND SILK UNDERCLOTHING AND HOSIERY OUR SILK, FABRIC AND KID GLOVES OUR VOILES, MUSLINs, AND DRESS FABRICS OUR DRAPERY, NAPERY, AND FURNISHING GOODS OUR TENNIS, CRICKET, AND BOATING OUTFITS OUR PANAMAS AND STRAWS OTR BATHING SUITS AND COSTUMES ARE All LIGHT AND COOL FOR SUHKER AND SPLENDID VALUE H.rw; Ambury Bros. NEW PLYMOUTH.

100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE CHEAP JJIOR SALE, 100 Acres, Freehold, all grassed, on metal road, close to school and factory; 4-ioomed house, cowshed, etc. Price including 20 cows, Jersey bull, separator, etc.), £ls per acre'£soo cash. ' CHEAP SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM. 806 and Education Lease; 500 acres in grass; fenced into 6 paddocks; good sheep-yards and cattle-yards, men's hut. This property will carry 2% SHEEP TO THE ACRE. Price for goodwill, £4 PER ACRE; EASY TERMS. 1486 Urenui District; 700 acres in grass, well fenced and divided. A large proportion is easy rolling country. Tenure, S.G.R. Lease; rent £23 per annum, Whare, sheep and cattle yards. PRICE FOR GOODWILL, £3 PER ACRE. Apply H. F. RUSSELL & CO. LANjj AGENTS, NSW PLYMOUTH.

BAY OF PLENTY WE rarefy havt the opportunity to offer a property which is THE BEST OF ITS KIND THAT HAS EVER COME UNDER OUII NOTICE the best as regards CLIMATE, SITUATION, LIE OF THE LaND, SHELTER, PLANTATIONS, DWELLING, OUTBUILDINGS, and SOIL-but to-day such a property has ior special reasons come into the market. It comprises 140 ACRES of EXCELLENT BLACK LOAMY LAN D which i« practically all level; 30 acres were in MAIZE last year, and are now in BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH GRASSES, 7 acres in OATS, 2 acres in MAIZE, and 30 acres in CRIMSON KING SWEDES. It will make a splendid DAIRYING or FATTENING FARM, and every year produces ieavv crops of MAIZE, etc. It is a typical fruit land, and a young orchard full of bearing is flourishing. There is no land in Hawke's Bay which will equal it for fruit culture. It is situated in the Inner Harbor; the SEA makes a beautiful and useful boundary on about half of the property. There is a neat dwelling containing 6 rooms, and all manner of useful outbuildings. Whether used for FRUIT CULTURE, DAIRYING, FATTENING, or CROPPING, the farm will prove thoroughly profitable; there is no spot in New Zealand with such a beautiful climate, and the price is ONLY £l3 PER ACRE. £7OO can remp.in on mortgage if desired. The fn-pf person who sees thin farm will buy it; we have never bad anything so attractive to offer. . _ E. GRIFFITHS & CO. LAND AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

XMAS PRESENTS XMAS PRESENTS LOVELY BOHEMIAN WARE IN UNIQUE DESIGNS AND COLORS OIL PAIJN TINGS NEW ZEALAND SCENERY PICTURES IN ENDLESS VARrETY, RAPHAEL TUCK AND SON'S HIGH-CLASS WORKS OF AKT. ALL DIRECT IMPORTATIONS. BELLRINGER BROS., LIMITED DEVON STREET ... NEW PLYMOUTH BSOADWAY .... STRATFORD HASELL'S JAPANESE SUPERPHOSPHATE TilE BEST ON THE MABKET WE CAN OFFER THIS AT| £4 15S PER TON NETT ON TRUCKS AT W.A IT ABA IN 2c wr SACKS ONLY A LIMITED QUANTITY THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA) LTD.. WAITARA FREEZING WORKS.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 305, 21 December 1908, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 305, 21 December 1908, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 305, 21 December 1908, Page 1

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