Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 29 September 1917, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. BARGAINS IN NEW 'PLYMOUTH HOUSE PROPERTIES. following are offered at exceptionally low upsets, and easy terms for immediate sale, to close an Estate: LOT I—Valuable section, corner or Belt and South roads, £250. , LOT 'L—Pt. section and cottage, adjoining above, £275. LOT 3—Pt. Section and cottage adjoining above, £275. LOT 4—-Pt, Section 'and cottage adjoining above, £275. The above are situated on the South road, immediately at penny section of Tram Terminus. LOT s—Section 872, 1 rood 1 perch, Gill and Cover streets, with two commodious dwellings thereon; a snip at £9OO. ' LOT G—Pt. Section 1298 Eliot St., with good dwelling; very cheap at £7OO. ' LOT 7—Section 1377, Qill St., with first-class residence, £IOOO. LOT S-Section 1376, Gill St., with almost new dwelling, £IOOO. LOT 9—Subdivision 20, Pines Estate, with nearly new dwelling, ;£6OO. The above are confidently recommended to those in want of homes at bedrock values. Exceptionally easy terms can be arranged. Bull Particulars upon application to—

NEWTON KING Land Agent New Plymouth. MISCELLANEOUS. A T Corrigall's-—Useful presents for soldiers—fountain pens, all prices. Choice selection at Corrigall's, New Plymouth. e " e singlets and pants 2/0; men's working sliirts Us lid; men's working trousers 3s lid, 4a lid, 0s lid pair; heavy woollen socks 1/3 pair; only at the Kasli, New 'Plymouth. fj\HE B.K. Bookshop.—"Cobb's Bill ol Fare," a. book to dispel the blues. Also new supply of "Cobb's Anatomy." Is Cd each. e e jQAHMUNA Fertiliser and Plantoids for Pot 'Plants; Red Spraying Oil for Fruit Trees; Paris Green for Snails— At the City Fruit and Flower Co. e.y. ■•J'HE B.K. uookshop.—"Oh! Mary, Be Careful," "£50,000 Heiresses," "Three Tests for Men," by George Westoii; e.e. yyAK'i'Ki> —Everyone to grow their own vegetables. Plant seeds that are certain to germinate. Buy Nimmo and Blair s Seeds. A new shipment of 1!>17 seeds just arrived at A. Veale's, sole agent, 30 Brougham Street. e.e.

B.K. Bookshop.—"The Preacher of Cedar .Mountain," by Ernest Tliompson Seton; price 4s. e.e. Corrigall's—Richardson's famous new designs in Filet Crochet. Fascinating Patterns splendidly displayed; 9d each; cheap and good. e.e. j^WEETS —All- the sweets Singh makes you're sure to get them purest, best and cheap. Opposite Everybody's. e.e. U.K. Bookshop—Fountain Pens with Fine, Medium, Broad or Oblique Points; guaranteed to run smoothly; prices from "s tid to 30s. e.e. A T , the Marble Bar—a dainty lunch for fld—bowl of soup or beef tea, plate of assorted sandwiches, cup of tea, coffee or chocolate. Try it. e.e. Corrigall's—Tricycles; these are the hard-wearing sorts. Bound to be very scarce later. All sizes for all boys and girlies at Corrigall's. See our prices, e.e. ANY hour of the day or night there is ready for you a steaming bowl of good soup or beef tea, a cup of cocoa, coffee, or tea at The Marble Bar. e.e.

B OYS< White Tennis Shirts, 2/11; , saddle tweed knickers 5/11, coloredtop stockings 2/11 pair; Technical School shirts 3/11; are a few of the bargains at The Kash, Now Plymouth. 'pHK B.K. Bookshop has a very large stock of Fountain Pens, in all standard makes, and can fit every peculiarity of hand. e.e. Corrigall's—Useful presents for soldiors—money bolts, pocket mirrors-, pocket combs, shaving outfits, writing outfits. Good value. e.e. SECOND-HAND Piano Bargains—EavestafT £34, iron frame, cheek action: also three other pianos at £2S, £37 and £44. all in good order and just reFrencli polished. Easy terms, 15s month to 2os. Apply sharp Collier's. T H ® B.K. Bookshop—"Nor'ard of the Dogger" (Mather); "The 'Picture oi Dorian flrey" (Oscar Wilde); Is fid each. JJUSY business men who have little time for a heavy mid-day meal should try the dainty lunches at The Marble Bar. e.e. TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY.

PISHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1, 1917, TO APRIL 30, 1018. jp*ISHING Licenses may be obtained at the following Post Offices: !\e\v Plymouth, Tariki, Inglewood, Waitara. Okato, Pungarehu, Kahotu and Opunake; R. Burrows, Egmont Village; ami at the office of the secretary, New Plymouth. 0. N. FIRTH, Secretary. Licenses.—Men, whole season (avail ablo over all Dominion), 20s; \Vomen and Boys (under 10 years of age), 6s. Day Licenses (available for Taranaki district only), 2s 6(t Half-season Licenses, fromDecszaber 20,1917 (avail f or Taranaki district only), ls»