Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1918, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE, GOOD. 837 B ' ce sheep and eaitU country at Uremii, albont 400 acres level, 3-roomed house, large cowshed. About 200 acres in bush; will carry 200 cows besides sheep; I%' miles from school, factory, sod township. Price £l3 per acre. Good terms or owner will tak» a -i, small farm or town property as part payment. £jio ACRES of good coast laid, aterat 6 miles from New Plymouth, all ploughable, 6-roojnefl honse, large cowshed, etc. ■ Price £4O per acre; good terms. q—ROOMED house, wash-Konie, bathroom, pantry; full quarter acre well planted.; Price £625; £6xßs cash, Sal< gnce easy " '---r -t-j > Gilmour & Clarke EGMOXT STEBIp ' NEW PLYMOUTH.; CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! 97 acres freehold. Price IT £l3 10s per acre. \ Level land, aJI ploughable when stumped, well-watered, & paddocks: 1 \ milts factory, 2 to school; 3 room house and 1 sheds. 210 acres. Price £l7 10s. All grass except 5 acres bush; undulating, mostly ploughable; 8 paddocks, sheepproof fences; 1 mile factory, school £-mile. Carry 400 sheep and 50 head of cattle. 7-room house (good), 6-bail cowshed (concrete floor), 5 miles New Plymouth. WILL EXCHANGE for interest bearing town property or good mortgages. Equity £IOOO. HUMPHRIES AND DAViES, Land Agents, Egmont Street. Box H'J, Phone 012. 80 ACRES. JJANDY to ons of the best cheese factories in Taranaki (paid out over 2s last season); also to school, railway station and town; a wellgrassed section, nearly all*ploughed and re-sown■ lot of winter and spring crops; 12 paddocks, barberry and post and wire fences; #> carries 35 cows comfortably; house of 7 rooms, bathroom, scullery, pantry, new concreted runthrough shed, with milking machines and water-power installed; numerous outbuildings. Price, including machines, is £SB 10s per acre; terms, £SOO cash, balance good terms at 4£ per cent, and 5 J per cent. (3040) BTACRES. T)RICE, including machines, r £sS;' liandy to Waimate Plains, close to two cheese factories, school, store, post office, etc.; all level land, nearly all stumped and ploughed; boxthorn fences; 14 paddocks; plenty of swedes, car' rots, green oatß and hay; carries 40 cows and shows good returns; house of 0 rooms, milking Bhed, L.K.G: machines. Lister engine and releaser; good terms. Finance for stock if required. Can be taken over as a '.'.o'w; r concern. ■'3057) W. H. & A. M'CAROT We are Sole Agents. LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM. RATS Rats RATS rrnuid Hotel, Calcutta, 2l!rd January, 1905. The COMMON SENSE M'anui'i.cluring Co The Result of a lis. 7 Tin. Gentlemen.—T have pleasure in certifying that I laid down five hundred (500) pieces of bait, and picked up three im;idred and four (301) dead rats. I huva reason to believe that there are hundreds more killed; in fact, there seems an entire absence of live ones. It is tiie efficacious remedy I have ever seen, J am quite willing to have a board placed in the Grand Hotel, as I consider it. my duty to make this remedy as widely known as possible. A. MONK Just a.? effeetivo %ith Mice. If not procurable from your local storekeeper, send 2/G to the wholesale agents— BURGESS, FRASER <fe CO. New Plymouth and Hawera. Help win the war by purchasing oalj Britsh products, like the famous NorUl British Hot Water Bottle of aS "' ■ """" ■