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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 102, 16 September 1912, Page 1

this week in 351 PIECES English Manufacturers' SAMPLES) COMBINATIONS BLOOMERS SINGLETS CHEMISES SPENCERS BODICES Etc., Etc. These goods show a big saying to you, and a big variety; to select from. Call early) and get some of the plums at Morey and Moore's Busy Cash Store , KING STREET I OPPOSITE CARNEGIE LIBRARY. GENUINE . \ LAND I BARGAINS 0 £soo~ Corner quarter-acre and *'hc* :• roomed house; is just off Devoi» i street. Price £500; terms, £BO. cash. - £6so7™*°°*™ ™a. ei«trie Lght and all convenience!!, ■ Flve minutes from P.O. one-eighth acre* ?.j section. Terms, £IOO cash. ! 1000 ACB ES-Freehold; winter 2&' i sheep per acre; good building*;. s three parts are ploughable. Price £8 per; - acre; terms, £2OOO cash. 1 85 HANDY to New Plymouth.' Prica! I is £ls per acre. Terms, £lO9 3 qash. 200 ACRES-100 acres grass, 3*oonv. > ed house. Price,, £2 10s pec 1 acre. Terms, £IOO cash. : EXCHANGE—£BOO first-class mort* ' gage. Owner wants about 100- ! ( acre farm. , ' £550~ FIVE ' RO ° MED . NEW KESI- ■ DENCE and quarter-acre sec-* ; tioh, VOGELTOWN. Terms, £IOO I £22 p ER ACRE, cheap COASTAC; Dairy Farm of 150 acres, goodhouse, etc. Terms: Only £3OO cash. ', E. J. CARTHEW & CO- : LAND AGENTS :: DEVON ST, ' 'Telephone 178. pENCAHEOW JJS TAT E, IMPORTANT gALE OF JJIGH-OMSS J)AIRY JjiARMS. THE UNDERSIGNED have received' instructions from MR. W. H. HE# of "Pencarrow," ; near Waitara, to sell by pri on EASY TERMS- ■ EEEKKIw»aKf» ACRES. TS EA^GING m ° M All' lots are, or will be, boundary fenced, and are more or less subdivided. Above property is splendidly situated in a first-i>lnaa Aair-.ri nr . Jj„j..:*i .-1i?f~ f^T™?^ 1 S^tion ' 3 .miles iroM WAITARA, practically all level well watered. * " Eor prices, plans and a.l other »ar> ticulars apply to the undersigned. f i . R..P, CORNWALL, <i L. A. NOLAN & CO., ' New Plymouth. | THAMES VALLEY DAIRY FARMS. j J)U you want a farm? If so, coma right along, and we will compare; prices and results, and it will eurpriaft you what the cowa can do. jl 100 M a going concern, creamery and school adjoining. Prica £2O per acre. Easy terms. 130 ACR . ES ni S hl y improved, carrying ing 45 cows; two miles from railway station. Prica £23 net icre. ACRES, new house, with outDuflJings; rich level land; ha«-mil« from creamery and school. Price £lB per acre; £4OO cash. Come and see, or write for full par* ticulars. J. D. MOBISOnT v •' '■ ■•• AUCTIONEER,' '. - ; LAN!) AND