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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 108, 23 September 1912, Page 1

this week in 351 PIECES Tf]; English Manufacturers' H|: SAMPLES i COMBINATIONS BLOOMERS SINGLETS CHEMISES SPENCERS BODICES Etc., Etc. These goods show a big sav* ing 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 . 3 OPPOSITE CARNEGIE LIBRARY. j|| GENUINE LAND BARGAINS £soo~^ Orner <l uar ter-acre and sixroomed house; is jiist off Devon street. Price £500; terms, £BO cash. £650~ FIyE " SOOMED VILLA, electric light and all cdnveniences. Five minutes from P.O. one-eighth acre section. Terms, £IOO cash. 10Q0 ACRES-Freehold; winter 2fc sheep per acre; good buildings; three parts are ploughable. Price £8 per acre; terms, £2OOO cash. £PJ HANDY to New Plymouth. Price < is £ls-per acre. Terms, £IOO cash. 200 ACRES -M<> acres grass, 3-room- , ed house. Price, £2 10s per acre. Terms, £IOO cash. JQXCHANGE—£BOO first-class mortgage. Owner wants about 100acre farm. £550~ FIVE " ROOMED mw EVIDENCE and qutirter-acre section, VOGELTOWN. Terms, £IOO cash. £l2 PER A CRE, cheap COASTAL Dairy Farm of 150 acres, good house, etc. Terms: Only £3OO cash. E. J. CARTHEW & CO« LAND AGENTS :: DEVON ST, 'Telephone 178. ' pENCARROW ESTATE.. IMPORTANT gALE OP JJIGH-OLASS DAIRY JjIARMS. THE UNDERSIGNED have received instructions from MR. W. H. HIPPELL, of "Pencarrow," HUIRANGI, near Waitara, to sell by private treaty on EASY TERMS— ■ IJIS FINE FARM OF 500 ACRES IN _ LOTS RANGING FROM 44 TO 122 ACRES. All lots are, or will ibe, boundary fenced, and are more or less subdivided.' Above property is splendidly situated in a first-class'dairying district, is nine miles from NEW PLYMOUTH, 2 miles from Railway Station, 3 miles from WAITARA, practically all level 'land and well watered. ! . ( ' For prices, plans and a.l other particulars apply to the undersigned. R. F. CORNWALL, i'» L. A. NOLAN & CO., ' • New Plymouth. THAMES VALLEY DAIRY FARMS. J)0 you want a farm? If so, come right along, and we will compare prices and results, and it will surprise you what the cowa can do. 100 A^ as a & om & con <! er n, cream- : ery and school adjoining. Price £2O per acre. Easy terms. ISO ACRfiS highly improved, carrying ing 45 cows; two miles from railway station. Pric« £23 nex awe. QQ ACRES, new house, with outbuildings; rich level land; half-mile from creamery and school. Price £lB per acre; £4OO cash. Come and see, or write for full p«« , ticulars. t J. D. SbRTBON"-'-AUCTIONEER, ~\ _ LAND AND ESTATE .AGENT, \ ' T.EAROHA. '■