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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 65, 7 September 1911, Page 2

Popular Verdict Favors Nlorey's Bargains That dry old tome, the dictionary, says a bargain is a "gainful transaction." To-day's special offer backs up the aforesaid information. Morey's make no bones about price when it is desired to clear the goods. Our Paris Modols and all Trimmed Millinery Have been give* the "straight tip" to quit. We've bunched the whole stock, some of them costing 25/(none leas), but mostly up to 45/-. . Smart—fashionable—turned into bargains when hats are moat wanted—and phew!—the price 611 As the old showman says, "No .blanks; every time a prize!"' Madam, if you would reap a reward for waiting to buy a hat, your opportunity is NOW! Morey and Son Devon Street, New Plymouth. » SPECIAL £250 CASH Becure 91 acres of good land, five miles from New Plymouth; O-roomed house, cowshed (with 12 bails), trapshed, etc., etc. Factory opposite; %-mile from school and to wnship. Price is £2l 10a per acre, EXCLUDING 30 cows, and dairy utensils. A GREAT BARGAIN 132 ACRES of tip-top land; nearly the whole is level |> and practically all ploughable. Well fenced and subdivided. Watered by never-failing streams; fiveroomed dwelling, good cowshed; %-mile to factory, school and township. Price is £ls per acre; £250 cash, balance at 5 per cent, for five years. EXCEPTIONAL HOME 50 ACRES, all lev el, well planted and fenced, sheepproof fences; watered by never-failing streams; 7-roomed dwell, cowshed (with 8 bails), trapshed (with loft, piggeries; half-mile to township, where ther« is a school, factory and other conveniences. Good orchard, with apples, penrs, lemons, oranges," etc. Price is £I6OO. Terms can be given. OIL! OIL! OIL! JpULL quarter-acre, close to New Plymouth, all level, Price is £112; £lO deposit, balance exceptional terms. Secure one immediately. DO YOU WANT TO SELL? - DO YOU WANT TO BUY? CONSULT US. IT WILL PAY YOU, Gilmour and Clarke CORNER EGMONT AND KING STREETS, ' New Plymouth.