Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 6 July 1917, Page 6

faMBURY'S^ Big Annual Stocktaking Sale, July 6th to July 23th. EVERYTHING REDUCED (except sewing cottons silks, and wools.) . 0 JOB LINES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT 10 per cent, to SO percent REDUCTION. TABLES OF REMNANTS AND ODD LINES, useful stuff cHeap, -CEJiWNE REDUCTIONS AT BOTH SHOPS, AMBURY'S Men's and Boys' Wear, 117. Devon Street, Ladies' Wear and Household Goods, 157, 159, Jevon Street 230

FARMERS! THIS IS WHAT YOU ARE STRIVING FOR. ZftMfirt. GOOD MILKERS. IHl> THE SECRET OF THE FOUNDATION IS PARMER'S CO-OP. CALFMEAL. OBTAINABLE AT ALL BRANCHES. APPLY. AT ONCE FOB THE BOOKLET GIVING DIRECTIONS FOB USE AND REASONS WHY IT SHOULD BE USED. FARMERS' C(M)P. Hawera ■- and Branches LAND FOR SALE.

w l Help You To Make Money" 55 ACRES. Very choice ind highly improved little dairy farm, all been stumped; well fenced; handy to school and factory, also Railway Station. Neat little cottage of four rooms, concrete floor cowshed and outbuildings. This farm is nicely Situated, warm and well sheltered. Will carry 22 cows, two horses, bull, etc PRICE only £36 per acre, £2OO cash. roo ACRES Very highly improved dairy farm on main metalled road; all level; large por■ocka. Nice 7-roomed house, splendid farm buildings; will carry 36 cows and foung stock. An absolute bargain at 535 per acre, £6OO cash, balance 7 years at 5£ per cent.; no mortgage. 200 A tint eUu freehold farm, good, rich soil, well grassed, on good metalled road; wfllearry 65 cows; 12 paddocks; 1% miles to school and factory; fl-roomed boot*, hot and cold water, bathroom, etc.; large naw cowshed, concretn floor, loft, fitted uj> ready for milking machines. •' s' ? r-. > per acre. Will exchange for smaller farm, equity £l4ow. lIOXB.—I kaTe a large number of New Plymouth properties, boih town property and dairy farms on my booki to select from. 0»11 and consult my nfiiter. SOUND ADVICE AND A BQCARE DEAL. E JACKSON, jUjnra&uEQ^anossnw-AGEQiT, ' tfiPT HEW PLTMQVTBy '"•-'"" P.O Bos n,