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Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1918, Page 8

GREAT Stocktakin NOW ON. FEBRUARY 22nd, to MARCH !stk At All Six Stores. Bargains in All Departments. New Plymouth Inglewood Hawera Stratford

Striking Values in 800t s# Having just opened up several lines of gents' footwear ini special shapes we are selling them at a very low price. Gents' Glace Derby Boots, great wearers ..... .....- >.<.« 23/6 Gents' Glace Nobby Toe Boots , .-■ ._... ...■ • « 23/6 Gents' Box Calf Derby. Boots ...- » 23/6 Gents' Box Calf Nobby Toe Boots, splendid value < 23/6 Gents' Box Calf Derby Boots, wide toe •' 22 / 6 Gents' Split Shooters with or without nails ..' 18/6 Gents' Territorial Boots, nailed ■ 22/6 Ladies' Taft Derby Shoes, selling fast at .....•■ 12/6 , Ladies' Derby and Button Shoes « 18/6 Child's. Tan and Black Summer Shoes, sizes 6 only 2/6 ALL, ORDERS BY POST RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. .WE PAY POSTAGE. DOCKRILL'S DEVON STREET ....-..-.v..-. NEW PLYMOUTH. LAND FOR SALE 75 ACRES. Handy and cheap dairy farm, subdivided into 6 paddocks; well fenced; good 6-roomed dwelling house, 21-bail concrete floor cowshed; school and cheese factory a away. Lease has 4 years to run at rental of 25/- . ,an acre, purchasing clause at £2B per acre. PRICE of goodwill including _22 dairy cows, horse, cart, cans, shares, etc., only £525. A splendid chance for man with small capital. Finance arranged. 100.ACRES. Splendid freehold dairy farm ,all level, 12 subdivisions, two road frontages; nice patch of shelter bush; first-class.dwelling house of 6-rooms, up-to-date concrete cowshed, substantial outbuildings. Handy to school and railway station, cheese factor}- opposite. PRICE only £35 per acre. Terms to suit purchaser. Balance 7 years at 51 per cent. ;' NOTE.—Carnegie says to become rich, read books and buy land. Buy this "! t i farm and it is a sure thing. If vou are looking for a good dairy farm, send for my catalogue. ; E. JACKSON, VALUER AND COMMISSION AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. F.O Box 39, GRASS SEEDS Cocksfoot, Rye & Clovers; Algerian Seed Oats. Manures. CET A CASH QUOTATION FROM:— H.. C. LUKE KGLEWOOD. j- SOMERSET HOUSE, '' s. tPrivate Hotel). 4pjOße HAWERA. ' —l3l IJSS F HT,T.UAV w ; r l,„o 4„ .„*:*„ the Pnblie that she has taken over itlte above house. a. Swelters "will.find every comfort PURCHASE VERSUS LOANS. "Please Mrs. Jones, would you lend Mother some more of that lovely tea 41,„A ...„ U„„.„.™,1 „noforJ,T. anil tAbU OB tell us the name of it?" Mrs. J.: "Certainly, dear. It's Arcadia, and she can get it fromvany family grocer."