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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 194, 14 February 1914, Page 1

Morey & Moore's OPPOSITE CARNEGIE LIBRARY, King Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. < . EX CHANCE. £9OO char profit hi V .■';.-,■'■ [ V MADE PROM ( I 398 acres at Turakina. Excellent Dairying and Agricultural Cuntry. aplendid homestead and outbuildings. Welt watered. PRICE, £3O PER ACRE; equity,£4Bso. Owner will exchango for partly improved bush country. Send us particulars of y»ur farm today. 141 acres at Halcombe; 105 acres graßs" balance in crops; 6-roomed house, all necessary outbuildings. Will carry a cow "to two acres. PRICE £3B per acre. Equity, £2200. , Will exchange for 100 ,to 200 acres between New Plymouth and Inglewdod. Gilmour & Clarke, NEW PLYMOUTH. gLTHAM-QPUNAKB QAURYING QOMPANY. NEW PLYMOUTHOPUNAKE BRANCH

WAGGONS Daily Between New Ply. mouOi, Okato, Rahotu, Opunake. RELIABLE EXPERIENCED DRIVERS Prompt Delivery of Goods Inward* and Outwards. FREIGHTS REASONABLE. TERMS CASH. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS for Urge Consignment*. P. MATHIESOK, Manager, South Road, New Plymouth. QUALITY COSTUMES Quality depends largely upon three things—material, men and make up. Our materials are the very best; they come from factories who won't turn out anything but the best. Our men are city trained—every member of the staff an expert, guided by our' long and wide experience, and that precludes the possibility of disappointment in make-up. Just give us a trial. , v. J! H. COCKEB HIGH-CLASS TAILOR & OOSTUUUDB, \ VEW PLYMOUTH. ~^.^