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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 313, 12 June 1915, Page 1

to «ur business ia being caused by the extensive scheme of alterations mi reconstruction which are now being carried out at our store. We aro determined to reduce our stock and arc not gqncerncd about profit making. 30 smart new Navy Sorgc Costumes just opened this week 37/« 49/- 56/- 68/and %/-, were 49/- to 85/-. 6doz. Ready-te-wear Bats in Felts and Velvets now «4J| were 10/6 to 15/6. Showerproof Tweed Coats in light and dark grey 15/6 aad 22/6. Honestly worth 45/-. Umbrellas 2/6 3/11 6/9. Moirette Underskirts 1/11 2/11 3/9 5/6. Aulds Great Th« Top Shop near Post Office. New Plymouth. GRANT AND CAMPBELL READ SST&TB AGENTS, HAWERA, I NEW PLYMOUTH PROPERTY >e WANTED. offer in exchange for suitable rei sidential property or small farm at d New Plymouth the equity in a twox storey building (could be used as a boardinghouse or converted into business j premises), situate in one of the main s streets in Hawera, Equity, including e furniture, £llOO. We invite enquiries. '• Jg ACRES, suburban small farm, adjoining town of Hawera; all ' dead level; carry 15 head of stock; | 5-roomed- house and sheds. PRICE J £IBSO. Terms, £550 cash: (5548) '■ 140 ACRES ' 2 milcs from Hawera, for sale or exchange. This pK>- - perty is suitable for subdivision into . smaller holdings. Well improved and 3 likely to increase in value. Price £75 1 per acre; equity, £2200. Exchange for smaller farm or town property (271E) • 1 Aft ACRES, Eltham, nil grasßed, 10 paddocks, all level; carry 00 ! cows; house 5 rooms, sheds. Price £4B 1 10s per acre; equity £2600. - Exchange for farm New Plymouth district. (280E) j" HAWERA TOWN PR©PERTY.-We . can offer a selection of Hawera town [ property in exchange for farms. Owni ers please send in particulars of your farms. j We have fawns to lease and for sale r as going concerns. If you want a farm I fee ; GRANT j AND CAMPBELL '. HAWERA. SPLENDID DAIRYING and • FATTENING FARM. AKK ACRES FREEHOLD, situated be- ***' tween Bell .Block and Waitara; land almost all dead level; part drained swamp, very rich; splendid grain-grow-ing country. Property has not been milked on for some time. Owner is grazing and fattening stock on it, as well as cropping. Splendidly situated, j handy to Factory, P. 0., etc.; good metalled road; about one- mile from the l coast. Could milk a large herd of cows, ' or the property will subdivide into about six farms. This property is worth your attention, as there is a big demand for small farms in this locality. Price and full particulars upon request. »7Q ACRES FREEHOLD, Lepperton; all in grass, except 8 acres bush; 12 subdivisions; nearly all ploughablej carrying 32 cows, bull, young stock, etc.; school, P. 0., factory 2% miles; halfmile unmetalled road; good 5-roomed house, implement shed, but no cowshed. Price £l6; terms, £4OO cash, balance 5 per cent. Owner would consider house and few acres near town in part payment. H. W. WHITCOMBE, LAND AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. IJHO s. g I MO NS. SAWMHiER, CARRINGTON ROAD, NE"" PLYMOUTH. Z £JAS taken this opportunity of announcing to the people of New Plymouth h and surrounding districts that he has RE- - OPENED his SAWMILL, and u retailing "> his Timber. - 1 It would be a benefit to any contractor n or builder to interview Mr. Simons at his a residence, Vogaltown, or at the Sawmill, h