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Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1917, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. 66 ACRES. Only £IOO cash. Price £4l 10s per acre. Conveniently situated to large prosperous Taranaki town, and only ono flrile from railway 1 station, factory, school and "post office. A good little property, about 45 acres ploughed; well watered; fully subdivided into paddocks; carry 20 cows. house of five rooms, eight-bail concreted milking shed and outbuildings. Prico £4l 10s per acre, terms ,£IOO cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. 78 ACRES. Only £175 cash. Price £4-5 per acre. Price includes complete L.K.G. milking • machine plant and engine in good order; land practically all ploughed; 8 padlocks ipermanently watered; barberry fences; everything in good order, the farm having been owned by the same man for 10 years; house of five rooms just being [painted; splendid concrete shed and numerous outbuildings. Kindly note that the Machines are given in at £45 per acre, terms ,£175 cash, balance 5 and 7 years at 5 per cent. W. H. & A. McGARRY LAN© AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM a * TARANAKI FOR SALE 150 Acres Huirangi District. 'Undulating land, all been ploughed 'v.with exception of 15 acres of bush land; pvnctieaily free from weeds, a little fern land; present stock 28 milking cows, 17 heaters (in calf) and 27 calves, also 4 ' horses. Buildings—Largo new 7-roomed residence with, the necessary cowshed, etc. Good garden and orchard. Price £l7 per acre. 128 Acres Omata District. 12S acres all in grass, somewhat hilly land. 100 acres ploughable, good lot of new fences; 10 paddocks, veil watered; carrying 35 cows (milking) besides other stock; 1 fair house of 5 rooms, 20-bail cowshed; hayshed, etc. Price £2O ner acre. 119f Acres Stratford-Opunake District. Al! in grass ; well watered; 8-roomerl luiuse, 20-bail cowshed, trap shed, washhoiTao, cart shed, etc. Freehold title. School opposite, ditto factory and P.O. . 14 ra.He town. 1 Price £3l per acre, £SOO down, balJ ance 5 years at 5% per cent. A. B. GIBSON i Egmont Street, Land Agent, NEW PLYMOUTH. MISCELLANEOUS. jTJALP Ml?ALS—Palmer's, Gilrutli, Tul, ■ CeremiU't) Crushed Linseed, at cut prices. Send for quotations from J. S. Fox, Okato. '. f-w. QATMEAL for feeding calves, at wholesale Quotations from J. S. Fox, Okato. '•" lJi SXUKIiS, UlVn.Tft''—'-aie enus uu Saturday, 11th. Dorf't miss a >liare in the last week's bEffgains. —J. S. Fox. QICATO— Special reductions in Ladies Millinery, Costumes and Coats during the last week of J. S. Fox's sate. MEN'S Raincoats and' Motor Coats, at special cut prices, for one week only. Remember, J. S. 'Fox's sale ends Saturday, lljth. f-W----jAJJIiiS ama tients' jueavy noois iwr farm 'work, at reduced prices, for 'the last week of J. S. Fox's sale, f.w. WARM Underwear for Ladies, Gents and Chi Wren. Also, Jerseys, Woollen Dresses <an>d Coats to be cleared out during the last week of J. S. Sale. f.w, every department tossed on the half-nrice' tables a£> Ambury's to-day. . ■tu-jjax, at Ambury s, winaows niu ui .'. cheap oddments' a, nd tables full of halfprice lines. _Jj n _" few days of sale. 20 per'.en' is something tangible to take advantage of, particularly as prices ai' e continually on the rise in men's clothing. Be sure to avail yourself of great bargains by purchasing at E. Parrott's, Eltham. (jOl lON is worth rive times as much as in pre-war times. Wool is also much higher. So take advantage of the heavy discount of 20 per cent, now available on all me"'' "J h™.' ..w>,;«~ „+ '. Parrott's, 1 (JVEKWEAR and Underwear and all men's and boys' clothing subject to 20 per cent, discount for another week Parrott. £jol shoddy goods, but best of Colonial Clothing, to be had subject toff 20 per cent, discount at E. Parrott's,\ Eltham. I EQUIP YOUR CAR WITH AVONb. lAvon Tyres are British—and best. They profit the Motorist and preserve■: the Car. Made by the Largest • British Tyre Firm operating in New. Zealand* Agents Everywhere. Sole N.Z. Distributors; Mojins and Co., Ltd., Christchureh^