Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 19 July 1918, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. FOR EXCHANGE OWNER WANTS FARM. 20 acres First-class Land Eitham. Situated one milo from Eitham post office,'best part of the district. Level land, all in grass or crop, 5 paddocks, watered by stream and windmill, choice heavy soil showing good sole of grass. Carries 8 cows and horse; modern dwelling of 4 good sized living 1 rooms and hall, three fireplaces, hot and cold water; also pantry, scullery and bathroom, hot water to bath and sink, cupboards in kitchen and scullery. Washhouse, copper and tubs, water laid on. Outbuildings comprise 4-bail concreted milking shed, concreted race, milk standi trapsheps, pig-stye and pig paddock. Price £2500. Owner will exchange for dairy farm. (1301) W. H. & A. M'GARRY We are Sole Agents. .LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM. 65 ACRES DAIRY LAND. EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROPERTY. All in grass, stumped and ploughed; right alongside dairy factory and close to railway station; in a good district, heavy quality land, will carry about 25 cows and do them well; five-roomed house and good cowshed with Concrete floor; well-sheltered. Price .£33 per acre; deposit £SO, or will exchange for good house property in Stratford, Hawera or New Plymouth.. Must be lightly encumbered. J. H. THOMPSON,

ELTHAM. JJEAVY Stocks of Boys' and Youths' Overcoats, at moderate prices, at E. Parrott. e.n. Canvas Oil Coats and Overcoats of all descriptions. A splendid stock to select from at E. Parrott's. e.n. J DON'T .advertise one line cheap antl make up on other lines; all my goods are sold at reasonable prices.—E. Parrott. e.n. Q.OOD stocks of Warm Underclothing; best New Zealand Woollens at E. Parrott's. e.n. JJHKUMATIC Rings, the thing to banish Rheumatism and Kindred Complaints. Purchase one now and keep clear of pains and aches.—C. B. Martin. INGLEWOOD. COTTIER'S, Inglewood.—TYiestiey's Nary Serges, 54 and 56 inches wide; dye rellauib; prices, lis Od, 12s Ud and 14s 6d per yard. These serges cannot be bought to-day in any Wholesale House at anything like the price we are selling them for. COTTIER'S, Inglewood—Petone Bloomers, fine make; women's, 10s Gd; o.s. size. Us 6d; color, black; other makes from 3s Ud per pair. COTTIER'S, inglewood, for Hojroekses' Dark Grey, Heavy Twill Dress Flannelette, inches wide, 2s lid per yard—exceptionally, good lino for Dresses, Blouses, Men's and Boys' Shlrta, etc. COTTIER'S, Inglewood, for Army Grey Shirtings, 28 inches wide; prices, Is lid, 2s 3d and 2s 6d per yard. These goods are tough In wear. ("IOTTIKR'S, Inglewood, hold a magnificent J stock of White Sheetings, 54, 72 and inches wide. At our prices it will pay you to buy these goods and put aside till you require them, as the prices later on are bound to be higher. COTTIER'S, Inglewood.—Our success Is built on quality, as we know the recollection of quality remains after the price is, forgotten. /COTTIER'S, Inglewood,. for Roslyn Tweed; *its quality demands consideration, attracts Custom, and satisfies the customers; width, 56 inches; price?), 9s lid and lis 6d per yard. CIOTTIER'S, Inglewood, for faorrockses' Flan- ! nelettes, white and striped, plain or twill. Their popularity has been proved too often to* admit of question, and there are no mora satisfactory Flannelettes to bo bought. COTTIER'S, Inglewood, for Roalyn Combinations and Vests, long or short sleeves. We have yet to receive the first complaint about these goods. This fact speaks volumes. WHEN preparing a Garden you must obtain the best seeds to get best results. Buy from -T. McLean. West End Grocer. GROCERIES of the highest quality, direct from the manufacturer, and at prices that are lowest lu town are yours when dealing with T, McLean, West End Grocer. poSTUMES ! COSTUMES I! Now, Ladies, VV don't hesitate about that costume, but get your next costume from J. Roberts, Tailor. Gentlemen, you wimt"suit'HfwThe spring. Don't delay your order; call at J. Roberts, Tailor, and give him the order. You will be pleased with the result. MEN'S. Box Calf Boots, easily the hest on the market; procurable at R. J. Frewin's Boot Arcade. "jITEN'S Waterproof Spanker Boots; Just the thing for heavy rough weather. Get in early before the next rise.—R. .T. Frewin's Boot Arcade. T>UIICIfASK your goods at Nightingale's. Fancy Goods Bazaar. Ladies' Handbags offering at tlirow-nway prices. SMALL Cash gathers large parcels at Nightingale's Fancy Goods Bazaar. Ladies' Handbags clearing at lowest prices. Thousands of other bargains offering. GW. & 11. DRAKE have the best Patent • Wire-woven Mattresses, coll spring for durability, at very moderate prices: also bedding in all qualities and prices. Inspection invited, e "|~\IXIE and Se&grass Squares, Tapestries, all slzai; Flnj Screens, etc., at lowest prices. *oa wtatov <ftaplay.—G. W. 3ud H. Drake. OLD Plating.—Don't ha«» i shabby Brooch. We Gild from Is upwards!.—A. Thompson, .lewoiler. e,n. W AT< " H Repalrlnc atlU sdae on, on the » ' premises; satisfaction euaiantced —A. Thompson, Jeweller. • b G 1 You won't need a sleeping Oi.;u£ht if you invest in a Ebrtli Brifi.ii; Hot Water Bottle, the best sleep inducer ou cold jiijjhts. vßut look Jo*