Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 112, 19 August 1910, Page 2

0, CLEAR OUT! They're not our actual words; but, briefly, they express our sentiments regarding All Remaining Winter Trimmed Millinery Do you want another Winter Hat to finish the Season?, Do you want an early Spring Hat? W EITHER CASE OOME TO Morey's Because all Trimmed Hats, no matter how unusual or beautiful, are now marked! Don't delay; they cannot last long at the prices now asked. MOREY AND SON'S Devon Street, New Plymouth

A GIFT ACHES Of good land. Nearly the whole is level; small piece of shelter brish; well, -watered; seven-roomed house; small sheds, etc. Handy to New Plymouth and railway station. PRICE £575. £175 CASH REQUIRED This is undoubtedly the cheapest property in the market GILMOUR & CLARKE MEW PLYMOUTH.

FREEHOLD DAIRY FARMS 200 A 0^ ES » Waimate Plains; all well level, and well watered b running streams; divided into convenient paddocks; good 5-roomed house, large cowshed and outbuildings; handy to factory, senool, township; Easy terms can be arranged. g"4B *JSO ACRES, Freehold Dairy Farm; all well improved coast countrj; level and well watered; close to factory; good road; 4-roomed house, cowshed, etc.; carries 00 cows. Price, £lB per acre; £BOO cash, required. 1 0A ACRES, Freehold Dairy Farm; all well improved coast land; good house, cowshed and outbuildings; well fenced and subdivided. Price, £24 per acre; easy terms. 11A ACRES, Freehold Coast Farm, in flrst-class order; all level and well watered; good 4-roomed house; large cowshed and outbuildings, and subdivided; good metal road and handy to cheese'factory and township; also 42 cows can be taken at valuation. Price, £2l' per acre; reasonable terms. Alt correspondence promptij attended to. Loans negotiated; terms arranged. NEWTON KING AUOtIONEER, LAND AGENT, AND GENERAL MERCHANT, Established IMU NEW PLYMOUTH. >..,. Telephone .« 20 and Mi. ■ ,