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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 45, 2 June 1910, Page 1

CASH in these columns not exceeding Sixteen Words are inserted lor ONE SHILLING per insertion; or u" Three Insertions 26 6u, If orders come by letter it must be understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by YV A-\ l v.u, a i oiice, experienced House-1 mam and \\ aitress. Apply Terminus hotel. te _ in -New Plymouth, Lpper Set -Men s Teetli, late on litii or early on lotli April, prooabiy pic'Ked up on doorstep, iieivara at tins oliice. 1-5 T U LET > 5 - rouln< -' d House in Gilbert street, at present occupied by me.— J. B. Jack, Public Trust Ullice. 1-1 JjVDll SALE, two litters Fox Terrier Puppies by Hone Heke, ex Hauraki, llazelmere, and Torquay Trixie. Apply F. OCarroll, Tikorangi. 31-3 JfJVERY day this week at the Hygienic Bakery—Cream Puffs, Cream Cakes, Cream Sandwich, Cream Shortbread. 31-G )TJYGIENIC BAKERY. Pork Pies, Steak Pies, Scotch Mutton Pies, Mince, Apple, Apricot, Peach Pies, every day. 31-6 JpOR SALE or TO LET, 8-roomed Residence and y± acre, Devon-street.— E. J. Carthew and Co. t.c. TjV)R SALE, good 'Express and two Horses (eight to pick from). Apply T. P. Hughson and Sons, Raftotu, jgRINSMEAD PIANOS are used by the greatest pianists of the day. —H. Collier and Co., Sole Agents, New Plymouth. 28-f QD for Ladies' Felt Slipper's and Is for Alen's Felt Slippers; also dozens of other lines of warm slippers to choose from at Dockrill's. t.c. - £250. IgARGAIN. —1-roomed good House and % acre; price is only £2SO.—E. J. Carthew and Co. t.c. Glace Lace. Button, and Onebar Shoes, 9s 6d a pair; cannot be beat for style an.l quality.—Dockrill's. . , ... | , ■ t.C. 800 ACRES, sheep or cattle luri—will exchange for good interest-bear-ing' town' property. Equity, £5000.Apply Gilmour and Clarke, Egmont St. T ADIES' Chrome One-bar and Lace Shoes, 7s Od a pair. These shoes are splendid .value,—Dcxikrill's. - t.cl there has been a rise in the price of boots, our -well-known lines of Watertight and Shooters are stiill at the old prices.—Dockrill's. t.c. £525. QIX-ROOMED New Residence, electric light, etc., % acre land; a 'bargain, price £525. E. J. Carthew and Co. t.c. Q.REAT Reductions in Records for the Gramophone at Collier's, Devon-st. t.c. nET that New Dress at Lovely Tweed Robes, 7s 6d, 8s lid. The home of good values. "CiOR SALE. 5 Acres of Turnips, close to New Plymouth.— Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth. 12 S fi® wll buy you a pair oi Men's ** Chrome Sewn Bals for best wear.—Dockrius. t.c. SYDNEY craze is a Ladies' Smart Curl Brim Ready-to-wear Tweed Hat. Herbert's have them, 9s 6d. TTOUSE 6 rooms, all conveniences, go position, full % acre, for sale ve ood very cheap to close an estate. —Hickman F. RusSell. AKfi POUNDS will purch::-e New House and % acre, South road; terms arranged.—Hickman F. Russell. KA FEET King-street f -ontage for sale cheap to close an estate. Apply sharp.—Hickman F. Russell. A-ACRE Freehold Dairy Farm, handy position; price £lO 10s; arrange, your own terms. —Hickman F. Russell. ■pXCHANGE for 50 to 80 Acres, first mortgage £4OO, also stock and interest in small farm, total equity £IOOO. Send us full particulars.—Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth. rpWO Hundred Pounds Cash will secure a good IGocres with good buildings close to New Plymouth; balance of money can remain for five years. —Gilmour and Cli.i'ke, New Plymouth. 1 ACTvES, 4-roomed house, 25-bail shed and dairy, etc., 8 paddocks. is milking 40 cows, besides carrying other stock; no weeds, all level land, 10 acres in crop. A bargain; price £l2 per acre: terms £3OO cash.—E; J. Carthew and Co. TfOR SALE, CHEAP. AND ON EASY TERMS. 1. SVjj ACRES, Main Road. Fitzrov, extensively -planted with fruit and ornamental trees, together with 8roomed house, stable, and trapshed. 1 2. 45 1 /. ACRES, Smart Road, I*4 miles' from Railway Station. Specially easy terms offered. Full particulars at Public Trust Office. MOTOR-CAR FOR HIRE. M. JONES has now at the r '- terion Stables an Up-to-date Touring Motor-car for hire. He has also secured the services of Mr. E. Edmonds, a first-class chauffeur, who is wellknown' for his careful handling of motorcars. t.c. JJUT THE BEST PLACE TS BAKER'S.