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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 224, 20 March 1912, Page 2

The New Style! for Autumn and Winter VyiLL be opened up at* 1 Morey's within a few days. ['VI CASES and bales of new goods nave been brought by the "Turakina/' and as soon as the packings are off the goods will be on display. Included in the shipment are the latest ideas in I Ready-to-Wear Hats. Untrimmed.Hat& Costumes. Blouses. Dress Rainproofs. Golf Jackets. v > i Jackets. Skirts. i Dressing Gowns. 1 Children's Wear. ,'i Children's Millinery. i Insertions. » Ribbons. Laces. Neckwear * Veilings. I Doctor Flannels. i Horrockses Flannelettes, 1 Gloves. ■ - •>•,, •', Tinsel All-overs. r ~ ■«-. ; n■Evening Wear. , ■ '■-■ —- And last, but not least, we will be show* ing the new , 'I '.. I AUTUMN AND WINTER PETOUfc | COSTUMES, "' | ,"-■.' "' "■.. K We'll let you know when the display, will commence;. Watch this spacovfew the news. Morey and Son Devon Street flew Plymouth Bargains Here Just read them 257 ACRBS ~AII level, well fenced and subdivided into several paddocks P«.f/w^'J ate r d ir adj ' o i , ? ,g th? factorv J to School, and « Jv&V 1 !!i e dwe , Uing of 9 roomS ' with all conveniences. WILL CARRY « COWS, besides'other stock.' Price £25 per acre. GOOD TERMS Thia is an exceptional opportunity. IT'S-GOOD. 25Q ACRES famous White| FINE DAIRYING' LAND, practically t.na ttrhnla to nlAnnTinhT/i »«J l i n . -*. «* milking plant and other conveniences 1 . Four-roomed dwelling and conveniOF CATTLE, mostly Milking Cows. Can.be made to do more. Price is THE MARKET G °° d tennß ' ONE ° F THE BEST PROPERTIES ON, 120 A S RE , S °* someof the best, land in Northern Taranaki, Being all level., all ploughable, and in the best, of order. There is a dwelling of six' rooms, cowshed .with 20 bails, trapshed, Stable with two loose boxes, etc., etc. Half a mile from Factory and Railway Station. Price is £3O per acre: £6OO cash, balance at 5 per cent. COW" OVER £l2 PER COW. ' i ' FULL QUARTER-ACRE SECTION, all level, close to tdwn. PRK3EISJEI6O. Good terms.. , ■ ■ ONE ACRE LEVEL, handy to town. PRICE £sso; £25 CASH; balance easy term. Going; Concern £2BO CASH Will Secure the Goodwill °f, a Lease of 120 acres at .16/- j>er acre rent. Four years to run. Stock includes 20 good cows, 1 bull, milk cans, buckets, one mare, one trap,, pigs, stack of hay,, & acres turnips, plough, harrows, mowing machine, chain harrows, etc., etc. OOAST LAND I SEE IT. I BUSH LAND, of 203 acres, all the land being practically level, well watered by never-failing streams, about 90 acres in grass, balance in bush. Price I is £4 per acre; £IOO cash. Ten miles from New Plymouth; Good Prospective Value. ' e I Gilmour and Clarke NEW PLYMOUTH.

On COUNTRY and CITY FREEHOLDS, m extremely reasonable terms. Apply to any Agency ol the GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. J. H. RICHARDSON, tovirufflHt InaurMM fiomml«il«iiM>.

CONSULT US ABOUT YOUR PRINTING We can do li AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE,. IN THE MOST WORKMANLIKE MANNER, AT THE CHEAPEST RATES, Write or ring up to i Price*. " ' DAILY NEWS PRINTaiKy. -t DAILY NEWS PPJNTIRY. Tal IT,