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Taranaki Daily News, 21 February 1916, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. !^y ANTED situation as cook by an experienced person; hotel preferred. —"3f.J.,"' News office. e.w. — Wanted, Ladies' and Gents' Coat Hand, also Trousers and Skirt Hand.—H. Cocker, Tailor and Costumier, New Plymouth. a.w. y^AN'TED—By experienced youth, job on Sheep Farm. Apply "Energetic," Daily News. e.w. WANTED—Every lady to enjoy the delicious flavour and refreshment of "DESERT GOLD," the Queen of Teas. JJARNESS-MAKER, wanted good Job ber. Must be used to Pearson machine. Only a steady man need apply—T. A. Kennedy, Inglewood. e.w. WANTED—For satisfaction and savings drink "DESERT GOLD," the Queen of Teas. Most delicious and economical. LAND FOR SALE.

GEORGE H. BUCKERIDCE, ESTATE & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, « E L T H A M. X.Z. Representative for Henry A. Lane and Co-, Ltd., London, Butter, Cheese & Tallow Merchants. I have many of the best Farms for sale in New Zealand. Write me for what you want. WILL EXCHANGE 444 ACRES ( al)ollt ). °n wetal road, 120 acres busb, fenced, except about 30 acres river boundary; 8 paddocks; sheep-proof fences, half ploughable; C-roomed house, necessary outbuildings; one mile store, school, P.O. and 'phone, daily motor mail service. Price £fl acre. For a sale, £SOO Cash. A bargain, and the very thing for a family man! FOR SALE, Q1 A ACRES, on metalled motor road, handy town; flat and ploughable; all grass except shelter bush; will carry 200 ewes, 80 cows; no building; wire fences, 0 paddocks, well watered; s'/ 2 miles railway, 2'/ 3 miles school and factory; L.1.P., rent £8 10s (less than Sd per acre. Small mortgage, about 3 years to run. Price £9 per acre goodwill; £OOO cash. This property can be milked on.

FREEHOLD FARMS FOR SALE. BAY OF ISLANDS DISTRICT. ►AQ ACRES, to be sold in lots to suit purchasers, practically all flats, with seven miles of river boundary on two sides; two main roads go through the property, which is well fenced and sub-divid-ed into 14 paddocks by ten miles puriri fencing; situated 14 miles from railway and three miles from port; now running dry stock and herd of cows; 100 acres under crop this season; over 300 acres have been ploughed. Home separation, and cream cart calls at the door. With more settlers who will milk there will be no difficulty in getting a cheese factory on the block. Through the difficulty of getting labor, the owners will sell in lots to suit smaller purchasers and give every assistance towards getting a cheese factory in the district. Splendid climate and fine for fruit growing. To anyone who is tired of the severe Taranaki winters this district is worth investigation. A company is now being promoted to build new freezing works 14 miles away; present works 00 miles. .Splendid place for early lambs. This property is specially adapted for cutting up into 200 or 300-aere farms, and the owners will give good terms to good men who are willing to work in on eo-operative lines.

PRICES RUNNING FORM £S to £l4. Further particulars on application to BOX 024, Auckland, or A. WHITE, SOMETHING GOOD, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ACRES Freehold, rich drained kahikatea swamp; some in great prospective value; six miles amilton. PRICE, £l2 per acre. 10 per cent.; balance 10 jears aty r cent. ACRES 0.R.P., near good town, Waikato. Goodwill, £9OO. £3OO cash. ACRES, Marton,- suitable for mixed farming. Terms, £4OO ir will exchange for small farm. inspection. icumbr-red property, Wanganui, in "e for small farm. Send your properties to us for sale or exchange. We have buyers waiting. HARTNELL~AND CO., 17 WICKSTEED PLACE, WANGANUI. RANTED KNOWN-The Daily News is tile best advertising medium in Taranaki. It covers the, whole of the province, from New Plymouth to Patea, to Opunake, to Awakino, to Whanga., to Purangi. It is read on every train, coach and 'bus. So send along your .wants, et«, "' " '" "" "