Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1918, Page 8

IQQ.Q ACRES Freehold; good sheep and cattle country, 700 to 80tt acreß in grass, balance heavy bush of good quality. Well subdivided and situated 14 miles from railway station by good metalled road. Buildings—6roozned house, wool-shed, trap and cowshed, and dip. Price, £6 per acre. Terms can be A BARGAIN GOING CONCERN. gQ ACRES Freehold, all in grass, two miles from railway station and township, one mile from school, factory, etc.; 5-roomed house, milking shed 6 bails, 2 out-houses; well-subdivided, fences in good order, together with 15 cows, 1 bull, 2 horses, 4 weaners, trap, harness, milk cans, mowing machine, plough, chain and Tyne harrows; all new. Price, as a going concern, £i& ios per acre. Only £3OO cash required, balance can remain on for 5 years at 6J per cent. NEWTON KING, INGLEWOOD. HEW PLYMOUTH—HAWEBA. HAWEKA—NEW PLYMOUTH. THE DAILY NEWS SPECIAL CAB Booking ma; be done by ringing up 258. 0. BEERE, Devon St. East, New Plymouth.

The Sign That Means Home! To the boys on every fighting front the Red Triangle Huts take the place of Home and cater to the deepest needs of the men in khaki, as well as to their physical comfort. "The Y.Af.C.A. hut is the only home the boys know from the time they enter France till they come out," writes one soldier." Will you help to keep the YM.C.A. fires burning?

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, 1/C, 2/6 For Ghildit&'i Haslcing Sough at sight,