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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 65, 13 April 1909, Page 1

ADVANCE DISPLAY OF AUTUMN FASHIONS WE AEE MAKING AN ADVANCE DISPLAY OP THE EARLr AUTUMN FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, DBhSo TBIMMINGS. AND ALL NOVELTIES IN WOMEN'S WEAitING APPaBEL ou TUESDAY, MARCH 9th, 'O9 AND FOLLOWING DAYB WHITE AND SONS j

GRASS SEEDS \VPi are very busy executing orders for bush burns throughout the province. Our stocks of seeds are always available for inspection by clients, and though our prices may not be the lowest our seeds are not dear when quality is taken into consideration. Write us for samples and prices. GRIFFITHS PAIS THE RAILAGE Remember, that our prices ue for seeds delivered free of railage »t any railway station. SUTTONS' FOR QUALIT? There are bo s<seds obtainable in the world whioh can equal SUTTON'S for quality—by quality we mean freedom from weeu and foreign seeds, germination and the plant growth. VV» daily get letters Irom clients testifying to the quality of pasture grown from seed recently supplied by us. SUTTON'S DEVON EAVER i s a champion amongst ryes, and all oi our seeds are prime. E. GRIFFITHS & CO. NEW PLYMOUTH.

TAKANA&I L4N|)S. /Gt) : '> l" 1 !" 1 formation, mil native bush reserved lor sueller; mco aorl, bob acres Weil sown dowa juuning oilcans; 4-iouiucu nouse, conin mixed Jiliglisll grasses, balance good »ui;a, etc.; noi, minting uu cows auu bush laud; well leuceu. ana suuuiwued gluing 100 ne.ui in uu.vta cattle; goou into convenient sheep-pruol paddocks; moiui road; iy 3 nines to lactoiy, auu good dwelling lumsu ajid all necessary swiooi adjoining; lowueiiip lianuj; good outbuildings; Homing good rouu, a iwninj; nee nuni noxious weeus. A "ides lroin railway station. TliiS LuUi: real uuigain. I'rico xD rus per aciv. ease-iii-I'erpeluiiy at bd per acre per *No. Zdiii annum. i\uw carrying 12bU sheep, UUU 2XO freehold; all improved i'" Dbs, UU head of cat lie, and 14 iioreen, * ou uud poetically revci; wei. lieu can jjo with the property at vain- watered by running streams; good water tiou if desired. I'rice Hit lUs per acre, puwer; well leuced and subdivided; ,eusoiiablc terms can be arranged. about 10 acres in good turnips; large jNo. 3172. omen 01 hay; 8 acres oats; U-roomeu 7XQ ACRES, Uase-in-l'orpetuity, at dwciiinghouse, ami ail ncee»»ary ouiU'/ad per acre; about 4UU acr.is buildings; large lowsncd (noored, iron iii grass, Ija.ancc hrst-class bush land; I'Ooi;; pigutjca ad pig run; well siiellerall good papa land; fenced and sub- ta <•'«" puuuuek; iwo patches native diviu.d; Ij-rooiued collage mid sheep busk reserved lor siieiui; milking So yards. When all improved will easily <■'"«!> now, and carries young stock; winter Iwo sheep, ilic properly eon- handy lo tiiccsc and butler lactones alia sisLs of good lulls, slopes and Hals, and lowiuioip by level metal road, i'nee l - well 10 the sun; good road past pro- • tij ]' Ui ' <"-'' v' -* R ' ui g°ed dairy laini ~ ty, handy to township, dairy lac- "'"' um I,om weeds, tory and stliool. Price I' 4 per acre. -No. i! 307 About £I2OO cash required. 1970 ACI!KS < tabloid; partly imXo. 2827 proved; sheep run; 470 acres QOA AClißfcj, freeliold, suitable for in grass, balance is good bush land, papa dairying or grazing; consider- formation; 7 miles good wire fencing; able portion Hat, balance undulating, no 3-roomed cottage and iron shed; 5 iuile t hills; all down in beat mixed grasses; to township, school and post ollici well-fenced and subdivided; two patches i'rice £2 lbs per acre. Xo, 3iU'„ NEWTON KING LAND AND FINANCIAL AOIMJT, Established 1879: HEW PLYMOUTH.

FOR BAH AS A COIN G CONCERN, 220 ACRES, situated on the Carriu gton Koad, about a oiilcs from New Plymouth, by good metalled road. All hi grass, except a little shelter bush; all ploughable; 25 acres in crops; well watered; subdivided into a number or paddocks by good fences; l'/ 8 miles road frontage; river boundary at back; school, factory, church, etc., adjoining; splendid 7-room house, with all convenience*; large cowshed, s tables, etc. As a going concern, including 35 good cows, bulls, heifers, pigs, horses, carts, traps, harness and sundries. Price £lO per acre; terms, £SOO eash. FOE EXCHANGE 185 ACEES > situiitcd at office, nil in grass, ided with slieeji-jjroof fences; good, clean land; tarry 51) cows; good 5-1 house (new), "owshed, stables, trapsh eds, feed houses, etc. Price £lO per awe. i ; ■ " ALSO,— 5 "I [jA ACRES West Coast Lease, 20 years to run, at -Is (id per acre; »/i-mile creamery; divided into 3 paddocks, with new fences; all in grass; carry 25 „„,.,„. ~'„ I,„;m;*„= T>-i„o -I"! „„,. „,.!■,. fn,- „nn.lu<ill- M-ill owjl.-llim! liotll lots for good block of sheep country or ouia 11 farm of good laud. WALTER BEWLEY , LANI* AGENT NEW PLYMOUTH.

LA MOTOSACOCHE Total Weight 701b LIGHINtSS AND RELIABILITY, EOONOMY AND EFFICIENCY. MAGNETIC! IGNITION. PBICE - . £47 10s . GEORGE BROUGHAM STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH EOR EXCHANGE K)R A SMALL DAUlhf FARM IN TARANAKI. lifiti ACRES, situate in tliu Waikato-uu nun* n-um u " UV from railway, ami '/> mile from P. 0., School, Store, and factory m «ood road: 300 acres haw been ploughed and laid down in good grai balaniT in llax land, liuildings: 5-roomcd house and all conveniences, a.„■outbuildings complete. ...:.';• .i'jtei»>' : ' !; :- ■PRIOK-.EI) 10s per awe; equity £2050. Any difference in equities C. E. MAJOR HAWEBI