Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1918, Page 1

LAND FOR SAT.E;, GENUINE. A WORKING-MAN'S CHANCE. ABEA: 26 Acres L. T. Title. BUILDINGS: House 5 rooms, 3-bail cowshed, dairy, washhouse, copper and tubs. LOCALITY: Within 3 miles of New Plymouth iP.O., and near school. Price £875. YOU CAM Milk a few Cows. Rear a few Calves. Fatten a few Pigs. Keep a few hundred head of poultry and KEEP YOUR JOB. Its a fine opportunity, don't misa it. E? Aj EARGE, Estate Agent, U.SJs. Buildings, Thane 387. St Aubyn St. A NICE CLE jft FARM FOR SALE 9g AND A-QUARTER acres, divided into 12 paddocks, all been ploughed, more than half level, the balance is good easy country; all in good grass (excepting 8 acres swedes and 2 acres green oats), C-roomed house, with passage, bathroom and wash-house; 12-bail cowshed and other buildings. Farm is in first-class order, carrying 40 cows. Excellent returns £750 for milk, calves and pigs last year, and has done better this season. Still taking 800 lbs milk every day.' "The place has been heavily manured, and is free from blackberry and weeds. half a mile creamery. Price £3B per acre. Terms arranged. A; B. GIBSON. LICENSED LAND AGENT, Egmont Street New Plymouth. INGLEWOOD. QTILL good assortment Ladies' Corsets, W. B. Warner's, C. S. L., etc., now offering at Clough's Closing-down Sale. All prices. e.e. J AD IBS' or Girls' Coats, all to be cleared at prices much below value at Clough's Closing-down sale. e.e. JtfAVY Prints; usually Is 3d; in sprigs, spots and stripes; now Is. This is your opportunity.—Clough's Economic. jyj7sN'S Shirts and Underclothing at prices that defy competition. Don't miss this opportunity, but purchase now. —Clough's Closing-down sale. e.e. gPECIMi —Men's Linen Collars, to clear, 6d each. Good value. A rare chance to obtain the best at Clough's Closingdown Sale. ee YEOMEN'S Hosiery, Is pair. Special value in all these lines. Must be cleared, and better value never offered.— Clough's Closing-down Sale. . e.e. £JLOUGH'S, Inglewood, confidently assert that they have one of the best assorted stocks of drapery in the province. gEE Window Display Rugs, Carpet Runners, superior Furniture, at prices that cannot be beaten.—G. W. and H Drake. eJI . DON'T sleep cold; keep snug under Blankets, Quilts, etc., and on Bedsteads and Wire Mattresses, procurable at G< W. and H. Drake's. e.n. and Butter Dishes, Biscuit Barrels, Vases, Photo Frames, Rings, Brooches, Pendants, Pins, Bangles and many othty lines, at Thompson's, Jeweller. elli JJEPAIRS still reliable and good. Special efforts to cope with growing demand upon our skill.—Thompson, the man for repairs. e.n. attractive appearance is yours by getting that suit made by J. Roberts, tailor. Material thoroughly shrunk. Workmanship best. e.n. Costumes, Gentlemen's Suits, made on the premises; best fit, latest styles and only best tweeds, etc., used.—-J„ Roberts, Tailor. e.n. McLEAN, West End Grocer, still lowest in prices and highest in quality. Purchase here and gain satisf action. ex you get best value in Groceries, Ironmongery: J. McLean. Locality: Rata Street West, Inglewood. Give him a trial month. e.n. ELTHAM Zealand Manufactures in Woollen Goods are the best. Petone, Ivaiapoi Woollen Underclothing. Prices compatible with quality.—E. Parrott, Eltham. e „ JjUNAiST Colonial Woollen Overcoats, Petone and Kaiapoi brands; none better.—E. l'arrott's, Eltham. en best oi Raincoats—Swanndri and Le Roy—at low prices.—E. Parrott's, Eltham. e.n, JF you want a good Canvas Coat, secure one now. Wholesale prices riaing and stocks scarcely obtainable. E. Parrott has a limited number left, e.n. JgAND Rings—Most appropriate gift; in all sizes and at lowest prices.— C. B. Martin, Jeweller, Bridge Street, Eltham. Winter Ills and winter chills fade before the magic waimth of a North British Hot Water Bottle. Look for the "Untyu«" »to»9«r,