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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 149, 18 November 1914, Page 3

Choice Dairy Farms. 18 ACRES SPLENDID SECTION, just outside Borough. All dry, rich land, wen ed, well sub-divided and fenced. First-class investment, iPrice, £BSO. .£2OO cash. 80 ACRES ♦ FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM, land of rich quality, all ploughable, mfbdivbUi into a number of paddocks, 1 milt from factory, handy to school, bait T™ carry 28 COWS> Good hoUBe and «>"««*• floor' cowshed. Will lease for three years at rental of 80s an acre; no goodwill. HAITOY LITTLE FARM, all well grassed and fenced, subdivided into "eight P ' oUSbed ' wel! fenced ' ®" roonl ed house and ■ urice £U° T "I' 6 to school.factory and railway station. <Seap*t p £24 per acre, £350 cash. Now carrying 21 cows and horse* 100 ACRES VERY HIGHLY IMPROVED and CHOICE DAIRY FARM, divided into ten pad.accumu,ated afiring go ritfht alongside school and factory New fcmse of rooms, with aU convenes, concrete floor £SOO <! f- £ls oo. OwnerwiU takTabout9omtw!' « ood houae - near New Plymouth in exchange. " ■ X N you/ ieqm>ed lb at a ' farm throngh ™ we will flnuwt sound advise accumulated durL 20* „ ® how / ou . returna and «ive you district. Our rerister contain. au ™ ara dall 7 inning in the TaranaU and prospective hCr B w2Sr h « J 6 ,? ° air ? Fam8 ' Tow * Properties purchasing. We welcome fnt 1 ■ advlßed t ° "wpect this register before to make money. en l uirers »nd wiU do our utmost to jkelp yo» C. and E. Jackson, LAND AGENTS ... v , , - .. BTEATFQBD

SWEDES TURNIPS . \ Hurst'B P.T. Mammoth, Eomney-Marsh, P.T.Y. and OTY Ahttr. iean, and Imperial Green Globe. Garten's Hardy Grew GlobS i * Sl , Jnunhead Cabbage, Thousand Headed Kale, rfohl JlaM., etc. Newton King, NEW PLYMOUTH, STBATFOBD AND KAPONGA AGENT FOB GABTON'S. '1

COME AND SEE OUR THREE LARGE WINDOWS SPLAYS. IF LOOKING FOR BARGAINS. . NOW IS YOUR CHANGE G- W. & H. DBAKE'S " *""«*«*. *°>**»*** »**&''' ■ 4J ®°, ano , tJl « »•«*>* display of Carpets, Bugs, Bedside Runners, Faistge Cum* - and a lovely flhow of new Linoleums* to ! ? ou *h beat dtepl , ay of Furnitu ™ in Teranakl 11 yon -Tl omy walk in and inspect for yourselves, \ SoJd at the very lowest prices ob- tamable; W. & p. DRAKE, NEXT DR. WHETTER.

A. CRA ME, Br| THE PIONEER BAKfIR, dATEHEB'^ AND PASTRYCOOK, "7 REGAN STREET ........ STRATFORD Proprietor of TE WHARE mar 4 . TEA-ROOMS, BROADWAY. Old Friends anod New CordisJly ■ i Wel«ome4. Telephone 100. [Robert Spence Samuel J. R. L. Stanford,] JgPENCE & gTANFOSB 1 " BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, - « STRATFORD. j« Offices; The Bridge Buildings ' ' BfOftdffAV, i « , At Inglewood Every Wednesday, 'f® MONEY TO LEND. 1 j,|j H~ E. SOLICITOR, j STRATFORD. ~j I have sums of £I2OO and £BOO J able for second mortgage «nd etoek '"i mortgage. Other Aunts obtainable. BE FAIB TO YOUR HOBSB Don't hitch hib up to a port you do your shopping. him in -comfort, munilng oats, and out of ths hot feUfe/jmmluneh niso. >••• <■

Stylish Suits ot High-grade Fabric Broadway suits are built of the very finest materials that money can secure. The workmanship stands every test, and the suits stand the tests of wear and time. B B O A D W A IXi TAILORING COMPANY, STBATFORD.

OUR JOINTS An always Iredb, and the quality is proved at every dinner-table. We kill only Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork and Poultry. We want your orders, Sou want our service. OUR MOTTOCLEANIINSSa u PROMPTITUDE. BONKDUBT.—The best fertiliser. Orders takes lor any quantities from Howt. SOLE BROS