Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 30 September 1916, Page 1

WHERE TO BUY IN HAWERA ■"Hi? Home Bells' Are Rinsing," a great seller; "Forget-me-not," very latest Taltz, each 2s ljd posted.—At Dixon's. f.n. J)ON'T forget E. Morris' Jewello: Shop when buying the ring. Selection host in town. e.n. \VHEN in Hawcra note the grand selection of Jewellery, Watches, Hocks, Bangles, at Morris', leading iVH can C H' P '' farmers best variety in Gold and Silverware. Great value every article.—E. Morris, the leading jeweller. e.n.

Novelty. White China Statuettes. Allies' celebrities, Toffre, French, King ("Jeorge and Kins Albert, 2s (id each.—Gibson's, f.n. (■JIBSON'S only stove in Taranaki where yo\i can purchase Lnngley's 'Cooks'" Ware Casseroles, (Jameeookers, Pie Dishes, Etc. f.n. PURCHASE your Kning-ware and Teaware at Gibson's. Best \alue and largest assortment in Tarsnaki. f.n. JfcGBUER, Bone and Co., hare the' largest and finest showing of Emli'oidories. All widths and prices, f.n. McGRTJKR, Bone and Co., are selling Women's All-Wool Hosiery from 2?. (id to 4s Od pair. f.n. A.J"cfiRUETi, Bone and Co.—Tobralco, the queen of washing fabrics, in lots, stripes, and fancy designs, f.n. ArfcfißUEß, Bone and Co., invite conn. I*' try clients to inspect their splendid ! Election of Summer Washing Materials.

900 POT ' LARn , I" 4 ! lno Flour, 14s; l " l,u 50 Ji-lonv, 7* 3d; 2."> Oatmeal, 3s lid; ISO Potatoes, IGb.—At Campbell's. f.n, 'VAJHEX' next in Ha\vcra call at Campbells' for j'ohv Groceries, Etc. Best goods, lowest prices, f.n.

LAND FOR SALE. STERLING INVESTMENTS. ENQUIRY INVITED. FAMILY RESIDENCE, excellent lionse, 7roonis, %-acre, splendid corner position, and close to beach. Tram stops at gate. Owner retiring and removing. Freehold, £llsO. Terms. (Furnitnre if desired). COFFEE PALACE, in Important town, adjacent. 1o railway station. Very well-built modern house of about 3"> rooms, a gold-mine for the right people. Capital required, £looo'or less. Income from letting* nearly cover interest on entire investment.

DAIRY, SHEEP, AND FATTENING FARM, 400 ncfes tip-top papa eonntry, low hills and nice valleys, about 150 acres ploiighable, all cleared and in profit, (food 0-roomed house and convenient farmstead. Seven miles by motor road from railway station. Carrying today (!00 lirocdin;: ewes and 00 3-year-olds. £1)3311 will buy; .-C-liiOO at 5 per cent. (Exchange for small farm considered). XF.W PLYMOUTH, Central, several freeholds in Devon Streot and other central positions, at moderate prices. .-;•!) PER ACRE for 3500 Acres good bill country, all in «rass, close to riihvay stntion. Carried 11 slieei) all

':Kw ]>mnt;TH i' acre in C'oitrti'iw\ FITZROY. J-acre, .-C135; J-acre, £l7« (and otho,-). Sl'l ICXnil) Xiav 7-scater Motor Car, 40h.p., self-starter, electric light. A »rcat bargain ■ it very exceptional circumstance',. F. P. CORKILL, NATIONAL BAXK CHAMBERS. (See Change of Jitter To-morrow.) Owing to the Indisposition of the Owner J HAVE been instructed to offer for lease a good dairy farm of 130 acivs nt 40s per aero for a term of ~>'/ s years, With or without a purchasing claiue at £3B, per,aero. The place is close to Xew Plymouth, and close to butter and cheese factory; all in grass and all plolighablc; will mill; 00 cows. Good residence of 0 rooms; 12>bail cowshed. A nice warm sheltered spot. For milk alone last year the owjier received £BOO. This. is an ideal place for a milk run to New Plymouth, i A. ./,&,GIBSON, Land 'Agen% New Hvmquth. i