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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 187, 16 January 1915, Page 1

£l5O CASH t' j WlLii SECURE YOU A COSY FAR! ), OF V. i- _ , 80 Acres ABOUT FIVE MILES PROM NEW PLYMOUTH. r _ Half a mile to the FaC6/""T, And thf ' School is opposite; 5-ra'_rfd House, small Cowshed, etc. ' Price, £l6 psr aore ; th& ii a snip U FULL-QUARTER acre in lemon '■ STREET. I, : PRICE, £l6O. I; FIVE-EIGHTHS ACRE,; ELKP s ROAD, level, well-fenced ; PRICE, £306 - Cilmour & Mark i ; ESIWTE AGENTS, EGMONT STREET, N I.W PLYMODL'I. i Telephone No. 80. ' TWO EXCHANGES WASTED For the Following:— 1200 part O.BJP. and part L.I.P. Rent, approximately 9<L per acre. 000 Acres in grass, balance busu. A number of sheep-proof paddocks. r 4-ROOJIED COTTAGE, Wool-ahed, &e.. Situated alongside Township and Railway Station. Price, only £8 per Acre. Equity, ArOOUO* Owner would consider exchange for smaller property. ACRES, situated 5 miles from Township, Post Office, &c. 300 Acres in grass and 300 in bush. 100 Acres fern country. Property is Freehold, and convenient by rail to City. 5-roomed House and outbuildings, shed, Ac. Sheep and cattle yards. Price, £7 10s per acre. Terms: £IOOO Cash, or would consider Exchange for Good Dairy Farm, Shop Property, or General Business. For further particulars apply to J, H. BOWATER & 00., Wanganui.

WILL FIND £SOO IF NECESSARY 520 ACRES, good S-roomed how. wool shed and all necessary outbuildings; all in grass; carrying 780 ewes, 650 lambs, 18 rams, 100 bead ol cattle and 4 horses; 9 miles from iowa, good road; no weeds; £l3 per acre; equity, £2570; mortgages, 6 per ceni, long term. Exchange any interestearning property or mortgage and tad £SOO cash if equity is more than mile (Took £BSO off place last year, Apply- " FARMER," Box 14 tKuLtWOCU "fJEW PLYMOUTH, INGLEWOOD AND MOUNTAIN HOUSE MOTOR "BUS SERVICE. TIME-TABLE. New Plymouth to Inglewood every Monday. Wednesday, and Saturday. Leave Masonic Stables, Devon Street, 7 a.m., arriving Inglewood 8 a JO; Leave Post. Office, Inglewood, 8.30 ajn., arriving New Plymouth 9.45 &jn. Leave Post Office, New Plymouth, 4 p.m.; arriving Inglewood 5.15 p.m. Leave Inglewood 6 p.m., arriving New Plymouth 7 p.m. PARE: Return, 3s; Single, 2s; Children, half-fare. PARCELS: Parcels up to 141b. and under 201b., Is; over 201b. and vnder 3Qlb, Is fld; other Parcels, etc., by arrange ment. MOUNTAIN TRIPS. New Plymouth to North Egmont Moun tain Hostelry. Lfave Masonic Stables Every Tuesda] and Sunday at 10 a.m., arriving Hos< telry 12 Noon. Leave Hostelry 4 p.m., arriving Nefl Plymouth 5.45 p.m. PARES: New Plymouth to Hostelry, return same day, l'2s 8d; returning on any other day of service, £l. Single fare, 10s; Children on knee free, up to 12 years of age half-fare. Parcel Rate, same as Inglewood Service. Special Trips can be arranged either with the Proprietor or the Manager of the Hostelry. Parcels from Inglewood left with Mr. W. G. Ladbrook, Railway Stables, will be attended to. Parcels for Mountain Hostelry must be left at Masonic Stables, Devon Street, New Plymouth. Telephone 31S. Telegrams. Masonic Stables. W. W. JAOKSON, Proprietor. r ARANAKI MOTOR TRANSPORT COMPANY, LTD. have taken over the Carrying Businesses of J. A. Lntz (trading as the "Egmont Carrying Company"), Blake & Carlisle, and Farley & Matheson, in South Taranaki, as from the 14th December, and propose catering fully for the carrying trade along the Eltham and contiguous roads. We are employing the latest types of MOTOR VEHICLES, and u-iiiig np-to.date methods, and hopg to eive a the public satisfaction, and prove that we are deserving of a continuance of the patronage customers have,in the jmst liberally accorded the firms whom «p are succeeding. TI. RLAKF, Traffic Manager. T. L. BUN TON, Secretary. Telephones: No. I'2P ?N, ! ,No. 471 >, v w L'lymoutli.