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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 329, 22 January 1909, Page 1

WARM and BRIGHT EVERYTHING AT COOL AND LIGHT OUE MILLINERY OUK SUNSHADES |j OUR SILK, MUSLIN, and CAMBBIC COSTUMES OUR SILK, MUSLIN, CAMBRIC, AND VOILE BLOUSEa OUE MUSLIN, CAMBEIC, AND SILK SKIETS OUK MANTLES AND DUST COATS OUE LISLE ANJ) SILK UNDEECLOTHING AND HOSIERY OUE SILK, FABRIC AND KID GLOVES OUE VOILES, MUBLIN&, AND DEESS FABRICS OUE DEAPEEY, NAjPEBY, AND FURNISHING GOODS OUR TENNIS. CRICKET, AND BOATING OUTFIDS OUR PANAMAS AND STRAWS OUR BATHING SUITS AND COSTUMES ARE ALL LIGHT AND COOL FOR SUMMER AND SPLENDID VALUE Ambury Bros. NEW PLYMOUTH

WAIMATE PLAINS SPLENDID DAIRY FARM. 105 ACR£S first-class land in t'js heart of bhe Plains, CARRYING 55 J - vfJ HEAD OF BIG STOCK, and 35 YOUNG STOCK; splendidly watered, well fenced and sheltered; large 7- rooned house, 16-bail cowshed, and other good outbuildings. Price £36 per acre; ,*IOOO cash. Adjoining properties are selling «t £4O and £45 pes' acre. GOOD SHE El' FARMS. ACRES splendid Sheep Country;- 200 acres ploughable, balance easy lulls; 500 acres in grass; good C-roomed house, cowshed, shearing-shed, ~ also 3-roomed men's house; 9 paddocks (sheep-proof); wintering capacity 800 ewes and 40 to 50 cattle. Price £!) 5s per acre. Terms. 214 SHEEP COUNTRY AT £6 15s" PER ACRE. 680 RES rcal B ood Sheep Land; watered last year 2'/» saeep to the acre; 125 acres plougOiable; 1% miles from township; day's drive from freezing works; 5-roomed house, sheep yards, etc. Price £0 15s per acre. TERMS ARRANGED. AOf> ACRES good easy Sheep Country, all in grass (best mixt""■ , «">" fenced (7 and 8 wire femes), 16 paddocks; 5-roomed hoi aim sheep yards, largo shearing-shed, good garden and orchard, xnis property will CARRY WELL 1% BREED ING EWES TO THE ACRE IN WINTER. Losses on ewes last winter only 3 per cent. Post office, school, and store within 4 miles; V/ a days' drive to freezing works. Price £8 10s per acre, H. F. ftUSSELL & CO. LANI> AGENTS, N3W PLYMOUTH.

BAY OF PLENTY TOE rarely havtj the opportunity to offer a property which ig THE BEST T OF ITS KIND THAT HAS EVEK COME UNDER OUR NOTICE - the heat as regards CLIMATE, SITUATION, LIE OF THE LAND, SHELTER, PLANTATIONS, DWELLING, OUTBUILDINGS, and SOIL-but to-day suth a property has tor special reasons come into the market. It comprises 140 ACRES of EXCELLENT BLACK LOAMY LAND which is practically all level; 30 acres were in MAIZE last year, and arc now in BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH GRASSES, 7 acres in OATS, 2 acres in MAIZE, and 30 acrei in CRIMSON KING SWEDES. It will make a splendid DAIRYING or FATTENING FARM, and every year produces leavy crops of MAIZE, etc.. It is a typical fruit land, and a young -irchard full of hearing is flourishing. There is no land in.llawke's BaT which will equal it for fruit culture. 'lt is situated in the Inner Harborj 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 br— t " t " 1 climate, and the price is ONLY £l3 PEB ACRE. £750 can remain Ok *—- gage ii desired. The first person who sees this farm will bay it; wo have never liad anything so attractive to offer. ■-p. ::•:'■ V_..■•. E. GRIFFITHS & CO. LAND AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

XMAS PRESENTS XMAS PRESENTS LOVELY BOHEMIAN WAKE IN UNIQUE DESIGNS AND COLOEB OIL PAINTINGS SEW ZEALAND SCEN EP Y PICTURES IN ENDLESS VAfirETY. BAPHAEL TUCK AND SON'S HIGH-CLASS WORKS OF ART, ALL DIRECT IMPOBTATIONS. BELLRINGER BROS., LIMITED DEVON STREET BROADWAY ... NEW PLYMOUTH SIRATFORD

HASELL'S JAPANESE SUPERPHOSPHATE CHE BEST ON THE MAEEET WE OAN OEFEK THIS AT| M 15S PER TON NETT ON TEUCKS AT WAIT ABA IN 2cwt SACKS ONLIT A LIMITED (JUAN'HTF THOS. BGRTHWICK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA) HO., WAITAKA FBEEZING WOKKS,