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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 294, 8 June 1912, Page 1

FRENGH KID GLOVES 2/11 - MOREY & MOORE Opposite Carnegie Library KINQ STREET HAIR PADS MOREY & MOORE Opposite Carnegie Library KING STREET

EVERYBODY IS GOING TO ATTEND THE WINTER SHOW NOW BEING. HELD AT NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-DAY RECORD JJNTRIES THE GREATEST ATTRACTION IN THE DOMINION. SAUNDERS' CONTINUOUS PICTURES IN THE BUILDING. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE'S EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY, TECHNICAL AND PUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITS. FARMERS' CLASSES IN ALL BRANCHES. THE BUSY BEES AT WORK. EVERY CLASS OF FEATHERED BIRD ON EXHIBITION. THE FINEST MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS KNOWN WILL DISCOURSE SWEET AIRS.

MACHINERY AND MECHANICS ACTUALLY AT WORK. You will be astonished at the great exhibition if you attend, and greatly disappointed .if you miss. gPECIAL fJTRAINS J)ELAYED rpRAINS JfJXOURSION pAHES. Admission.—Adults 1/-; Children 6d, except on Friday (Children's Day) 3d. ARTHUR CLTFF, Secretary, C/o W. BEVVLEY, Xew Plymouth. Q0 ACRES freehold, eituatefl on excet< lent metalled road. Well subdivided, good fencing. Close to factory. There are 60 acres of the very best of river flats. The owner . milks 40 odd cows, besides carrying horses and dry stock. Very well built 7-roomed house, and all conveniences. Good cowshed, stables, etc. Large orchard in full bearing. This property comprises some of the very best land in Taranaki, and being well sheltered grows excellent grass the year round. We can thorough, ly recommend this farm. For price and terms, apply Cornwall & Whitcombe K New Plymouth. raOR SALE—lfl acres, on old Hospital Road, one mile from town; rivei boundary; ideal nut urban resident!* site; extensively planted. Terms If d» sired. For address apply office of paper. U £JUT THE BEST PLACE 18 BAKER'S.