Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 18 October 1917, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. 81 ACRES. SITUATION—Corner King and Junction Road, Inglewood. BUILDINGS—Eight-roomed House, 8- ' bail milking shed. NOW CARRYING—23 cows, 32 calveß, 4 horses. All in grass, all ploughabie, well watered. This compact little property has a double road frontage and within easy distance of school, dairy and bacon factories. PRICE £24 PER ACRE. TERMS. R. -A. LARGE Souse and Estate Agent. Brougham Street. 'Phone 3C7. I am instructed bv GEO KING ESQ., to dispose of 6 ACRES with splendid shelter and good flat Building site situated on Frankley road, at the junction with Frankleigh Park road for £6OO. This .section is nicely watered, faces well to the sun, is within half an'-hour's walk from the centre of the town, and is capable of subdivision. For a person with thoughts of settling in town, when retiring from cither the farm or business, the proposition is absolutely the best thing in Taranaki, situated between Messrs Burrows' and Wood's, and right opposite Mr. John Gibson's property. There is a fine stream and a nice piece of bush on the section, and I can recommend it to anybody requiring a most charming building site. A. B. GIB S0 N Land Agent, New Plymouth. EXCHANGE FOR MORTGAGE and good interest-earning property. 115 ACRES, good house and sheds, practically all been ploughed; one mile to school and factory; splendid position. PRICE £26 PER ACRE. AppIy—"FARMER" Box 14. Inglewood. TO LAND SEEKERS LAND SELLERS and INVESTORS you find a land agent or firm (be it big or small) who can do your business more efficiently and honestly. who can FT V A \*OE \ - ou more LIBERALLY or who c-an put more ABILITY at your disposal—then I'll raise my voice and SHOUT. W. P. McNAMARA, IHE PROPERTY SALESMAN (Out on his owu), P.O. Bos 104. HAWERA. Agent Mutual Life ard Citizens' Life • Insurance Comply. J' HE JJARBLE JJAR OPPOSITE NEWTON KING'S. For the Daintiest of Dainties The Choicest of Choice Drinks. A DAINTY LUNCHEONETTE—I/(Served any hour of the day) Consisting of Cold Ham and Tongue, Lettuce and Tomato Salad, Fruit Salad or Wine Trifle, served with Bread and Butter, Tea, Coffee or Chocolate, Our Ice Cream is SOME Ice Cream. Try our famous Danish Coffee, registered for New Zealand. The Marble Bar Symphony Orchestra r • in attendance this evening. Watch for the opening of our new premises, to be one of the finest in the Dominion. 'i' HE EI. E gAR FREDERICK CARR (late Marble Bar, Sydney), Manager. NOW OPEN J)0MINI0N gILLIARD gALQON IN NEW A.M.P. BUILDINGS , fONY BARTLETT begs to. announce the opening of his new saloon. A visit to these up-to-date rooms will convince players. Four standard tables, go<jd light, good >*rkers, and civiUtX,