Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 13 July 1917, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. W. H. & A. McGARRY LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, 3LTHAM i; _ g . „ TARANAEI A BARE OHANOE, TWO MATAPU DAIRY FARMS. FOR LEASE WITH OPTIONAL PURCHASING GLAUSES. 110 AND 115 ACRES, I RESPECTIVELY* I have been instructed by the owner of two dairy farms IN THE HEART OF MATAPU, to offer them FOR LEASE VJVm OPTIONAL PURCHASING CLAUSES!IN SEVEN YEARS. The land is the pick of Matapu, all level, nearlv all stumped, divided into I<s paddocks, boxthorn fences, permanently watered by stream and windmill; SPLENDID CARRYING CAPACITY,' ABOUT 60 COWS TO EACH SECTION OF 110 AND 115 ACRES RESPECTIVELY. Two dwellings, one 10 rooms, the other 5 rooms; two milking sheds, 0 and. 8 bails, both concreted; complete range'of outbuildings. Machines, releaser and Hutchinson's water power on one of the sections . Good supply of swedes and hay for winter iW spring feeding. Remember! You Tan arrange to lease either one or tooth of these farms for 7 years, with the right to purchase at the end of the term. Situated about one mile from cheese factory, and only few chains from the Te Roti-Opunake railway line. These properties' have a great prospective value. NO MORTGAGE TO WORRY YOU IF YOU SECURE ONE OF THESE FARMS. Full particulars on application to W. H. and A. McGarry, Eltham,

FOR SALE OR LEASE. 148 ACRES ' all fiat land ' 4-rooined house, at 30/- per acre. Jgg ACRES, mostly ploughable, 5roomed house, releaser plant and separator, 16/- per acre. Jt)g AqjRES, 5-roomed house, hush land and swamp, o.r.p. rent £ll 19s, terms to be arranged. 290 ACRES - K room «l family residence and extensive farm buildings, 16/0, e.p.e. £lB per acre. Deposit £250. g29 ACRES Native leasehold, at Is 10 l / 2 d per acre, goodwill £9 per acre, il-roomed farm building and cowsheds with machines. gg ACRES at £27 per acre, carrying 20 cows; fl-roomed house near school, etc. Deposit £SOO. 2 RESIDENCES for sale within the Borough and will'throw in goodwill of lease of 50 acres in each case of good land £975, and £1250 respectively. | Separate owners. A. B. GIBSON Egmont Street', Land Agent, NEW PLYMOUTH.

,W r P - STYLES (British Art Studio), Eitham; will write your calico signs, theatrical posters, etc., by mail. Sketches free. en j_uL.UJmJNAX.iiJJ addresses prepared hand-painted posters, calico signs etc., by mail. Designs free.—W P %lM_JßrUi_sh_Aj-t Studios), Eitham, pftE-WAR prices still prevail We have the goods, you the cash, and now's the opportunity. The name, C- B. High Street. e.n. JfLNEST "Alarm Clocks at the price in the world. At 9/0 absolutely unbeatable. Post free. C. B. Martin's Jewellery Store. „ „ JjJLXHAM Engineering Works in new premises, Railway street. The place to send your repairs. e.n. change of premises, Eitham Engineering Works are now established in Railway street, close station. Farmers, send your repairs there. e.n. JJON'T hesitate to share in big gains offering at E. Parrott's grem, clothing sale. 20 per cent, discount. Latest and best in overcoats, suits, boys' clothing. , Save money bv buving now. gPACE ,»'ill not permit to quote prices for {he hundreds of bargains offering in men's mercery at E„ Parrott's great clothing sale. '2O per cent, discount on good quality goods takes some beating. ______}__ PARROTT'S great clothing sale carries 20 per cent, discount. Your opportunity is now to lay in large stocks of clothing. Men's and Boys? clothing at below lowest ruling prices!

- MOTOR-CAR SERVICE. \j± MOTOR-CAR will leave Waitara daily at 12 o'clock (noon), for LepIperton Junction, connecting with the mid-day train from New Plymouth to Wanganui, leaving Lepperton Junction t'or Waitara immediately on arrival of train, C. H. JOHNSTON, Waitara. gKNOLIA INHALANT does the trick. E'en if your head feels like a brick. Chemists and stores, 1/6 bottle. 5 DURAND'S RECfcJLATING plllsT Arc best and most successful. Promptly relieve every distressing symptom. No failures. ■ Every case successfully treated. 5/-a box post free by return mail Bridge Drug Stores, Mail Order"phsmiate ana goeoialists. Newton, Auckland.