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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 136, 2 November 1914, Page 1

BKATEIt in a is ' l> ' <R\NAKI A FARM Of jgQ ACRJia 1 mile from P.O. and irean ery, 2 milts from Railway: howu <) '»wn in tbe beat of passes. EVERY ACRE CAN Bl PLOUGHED. WILL CARRY 100 COWB. Seven-roomed house, h. and e. water, and all necessary outbuildings; 8-bail cowshed, concrete yards to hold Ml torn) ngine and L.K.G. milking jlaai Well watered. iPRIOE £66 Flft AGRH. Terms, £IOOO Cash. , Alat—i ! 2gQ ACRES MiIiEUOLD, ene wile from school, cr~ in grass; 220 scres flat and fbughable; new 6-roomed house, vwry ap'Wdate cowshed, wash-up room, engine-r*o«, etc.; all concrete floors, including eover-ed-in yards; 100 acres are rich drained swamp. Price, £2B per acre* terma, £IOOO cash. For further particulars apply to BOWATER & KO. 62 EIDGWAV STREET, WANGA&C'i. fIEW ZEALAND JNSUBANCi COMPANY, L EIRE, MARINE and AOOIDaSV BJ. SURANCE in all its branches accepted at LOWEST CURRENT RAim Branch office: Corner of Btttßghaa land King Streets, Ni-w Plymouth. Agencies throughout the prerfaee. JOHK VAWM, Maaagbr,

EARM WAfITEB I hare a eheirt, with »w» good houses and « consid> erahle amount of oath, wanting a farm. Tie hon*e«, which are well let, mtw* 6* taken ■>« r .irt i,m™icut -ippJ.v aharp J. Sutherland JJTiW PLyMOTJTH-aPUNAKK fX\MH| SERVKJS. ■O. ».80a.m. ■■■ 10.10 MB. ••• 10.65 a.m. •• 12.8fia.ra. ■,. 18.Kia.io, \» p.a. i.)fi».nt 2.8 p.m. 8. JO p.m. J.lfip.F» arrjrt < p.:

All Fares and Parcels to be prepaid and tickets obtained for such. New Plymouth Booking ©fleet Gpaikes' Stables, St. Aubyn Street (opposite Terminus Hotel). • Obunake: Middleton's Hotel Through Fan: Single, 10s; return 17s. W. A. JUBT, Proprietw

rpuEr jjegisti* SEASON IM4-15. FUTURE EVENTS. TABLES OF WINNERS BLOOD STOCK BALES. BULKS OP RACING. THE NEW ZEALAND WINNING SIRES. WINNING OWNKM. JJAVING taken over tho old-establish-ed business of Messrs J. Ward and Son {Coal and Wood Morehants), wa. avail ourselves of this opportunity of tdvising yru that the very best attention frill be given your esteemed orders (or the future. Mr. W. E. Bendall, who tea for the past 12 years managed the business, will now control affairs, and his knowledge of townspeople's requirements will enable the new firm to' give patrons the very best service, and also the best brands of coal and fiiewood obtainable. W. E. BENDALL & C a COAL MERCHANTS, POWDERHAM ST., NEW PLYMOUTH.,

A ULDh aro stiowing another s«ij>ment of latest styles » Millinjsry. They specialise in smart ntittiaery. •MRS. PATTERSON, CERWEIfiAIED ■"* NURSE, wishes to inform the ipiice !»i the district that she has a.% ™~ i_ Good Nursing, combined with m«Serly Idndsess. Terms moderate. Eelaflione 2»8. Address: 218 Devoa Street IPest. mrST liANDED-Fine assert ■ Babies' Shoes, in a variety -A3.C. Boot Co.