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Taranaki Daily News, 17 August 1917, Page 1

LAND FOE SALE. 66 ACRES. Only £IOO cash. Price £4l 10s per acre. ous Taranaki town, and only one mile from railway station, factory, school and post office. A good little property, about 45 acres ploughed; well watered; fully subdivided into paddocks; carry 2(i cows. house of five rooms, eight-bail concreted milking shed and outbuildings. Price £4l 10s per acre, terms £MO cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Ileasehold Dairy Farm No Goodwill 300-Acresof flat land, about half a milefrom factory, post office and school, handy to large Taranaki town; about 200 acres, well -gras3ed, remainder standing bush, 25 acres ploughed, fenced and subdivided into paddocks; carries 50 cows besides a lot of dry stock; house of six rooms, cowshed, etc. Owner will lease for 5 or 10 years, rental 15s per acre, totalling £225 a year. Very suitable for either dairying or grazing purposes. . W. H. & A. McGARRY LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM * * "taSAXAKI

.qTHOS. DRAKE has just bought a quantity of furniture and household requisites which ho is selling at very low prices.—Exchange Mart. AT Tlios. Drake's Exchange Mart, Inglewood, you can get almost anything at bargain prices. e.n. .TJUNT 'forget to inspect Thos. Drake's premises, Ingiewood, if you are in search of bargains. e.n. aia, nave wc largest assort of ladies' handbags in Taranaki a.t oui low price.—Nightingale's. NIGHTINGALE'S, Ingiewood and Manaia—Ladies! Be wise and come and see these beautiful handbags; our price and quality unbeaten.—Nightingale's. QOXTTIiK'S, liiglewucd.—JivcryTiat^fn the shop to be cleared this week at half price for cash. JPOTTTEK'S, Ingiewood.—Every hat in the shop to be cleared this week at half price for'cash. the shop to be cleared this wwk at half price for cash. j QOTTIERYS, Ingiewood.—All ladies 1 tweed coats to be cleared this week at half price for cash! 1 QOTTIEK'S, luglewood.—All ladies' tweed coats to be cleared this week DE LAU.NAY still on top. His furniture bears the hall-mark of perfection because good, material plus experienced workmanship is behind each article. e.n.

>T<B.k. home U comfortable when furnished by L. de Launay. See his illustrated furnishing catalogue, post free on application. All articles true to prices. J > ROBERTS, Ladies' and Gents' Tailor, is ever ready for your order. All materials thoroughly shrunk. Fit and workmanship unequalled. e.n. T ROBERTS, Tailor" wants your trade. His long experience, at the back of every suit. Result, good wear and latest style. e.n. QEftTS' Watertights. Just the thing for the weather. Prices right; your opportunity now. —R. J. Frewin. e.n. IYKx feet is a big consideration this '. weather. Purchase a pair of gents' watertights and feel comfortable. —R. J. Frewin. e.n. .riLOUGH'S Economic still contains many bargains in ladies' apparel. Variety biggest and best in town. e.n. Economic specialises in Ladies' Dresses, etc. Drapery here lowest in prices and material best on the market. e.n. TVAST few days of sale. 20 per centis something tangible to take advantage of, particularly as prices are: continually on the rise in men's clothing. Be sure to avail yourself of great bargains by purchasing at E. 'Parrott's,.Eltham. QOTTON is worth five times : as muchas in pre-war times. Wool is- also much higher. So take advantage of the heavy discount of 20 per cent, now available on all men's and boys'-clothing at E. Parrott's, Eltham. AR and Underwear and all men's and boys' clothing subject to 20 per cent, discount for another week'; only.—E. Parrott. JJ'OT shoddy goods,' but best-Wfcolo--nial Clothing, to be had subject- to 20 per cent, discount at E. -Parrott's, Eltham. KELLOGG PUMPS. Motor, especially for Fords, easily fitted; price 67/6, withj all fitments. Postage paid. ,ii'*<EH, IRA J. BRIDGER ) Depot,.,