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Taranaki Daily News, 24 May 1917, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICE. & I SI Ladies' Raincoats, What is more appropriate "for present wear than ono of* our smart stylish raincoats that we have just received direct from a reliable British manufacturer. They are all nice full makes and exactly what is required for present wear and the values are good. ' ladies' Cravenettas, with and without belts, full sizes and widths and latent colors, 32/6 45/-# 49/6. 55/-, 69/6. Three-quarter Coats with smart pockets and belts, just what is correct in style, 49/6, 55/., 69/6. ladies' Oilskin Coats in black and brown, 29/6. \ Ladies' Silk Oilskin Coats/ 56/6. J. & J. Auld Drapery Importers. NEW PLYMOUTH.

LAND FOR SALE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ofiS acres, Nelson, all in grass; good • house; £ll 10s an acrei £6500 equity; exchange for lightly encumbered farm. ISI Acres, Kaimata dairy farm, splendid home; £34 an acre. Equity £1750; exchange fo.' town property with £350 cash. 147 acres, Westmere dairy farm; price £55 acre, £SOO cash. 138 Acres, Turakina, dairy farm f prica )£l7 10s; equity £040; exchange for small bush farm. ' 48 Acres, unsurpassed; 12 acres orchard; price £6000; equity £3500; exchange for dairy /arm. 340 acres, Linton; price £lO 10s an acre; equity £lli<j; exchange for town property. 773 acres, .Tntutawa; price £l2 10s an acre; equity £0202; exchange for smaller farm. i 68 acres, MaTton; price £(ia acre; equity £1500; exchange for town property. 1400 Acres, Auckland;, price £3 10s an acrd'; equity £4340; exchange for farm or house property. 32,500 acres, South Island; price 10a an acre; exchange for sheep farm unencumbered. 8000 acres Timftru; price '£3 15b;' equity £17,000; exchange for smaller farm. ARTHUR%Jr?^EACIIEY, , AVENUE, . WANGAiTUL •

'NORTH AUCKLAND ' I'AUTLY', IMPROVED 'DAIRY FARjM. 200 ACRES, all fiat, divided into I several paddocks; ISO acres ploughed, balance feed. This land, has been dairied Upon and i> vs'ry suitable for' a smajj tfuftrlratttlng a start. *' Good position as to railway, post and factory. PRICE ONLY £l2 PER AORB. Very ca|y terms to good man, 400 ACRES, suitable for milking and sheep or cattle and cropping. This land i 3 partially in new grass, partially in fallow, and about luO acres rough feed. Will easily run a cow to 2'/ a acres. Subdivided into 8 paddocks; large house and a lot of outbuildings; on main coach road; cream cart calls for«cream, and bandy to deepwater harbor. PRICE IS £l4 PER ACRE, and 'the owners will put the whole of thfe balance of,unploughed land! under the plough. Good easy terms to suit clicntsi For particulars apply W. A. LIMBRIOK, f- " Box 62*. "