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Taranaki Daily News, 16 September 1918, Page 8

'white Towels. jNew Shipment, Extraordinary Values. PeAwa pleasure in announcing the arrival of a belated shipment of these goods, aa indent placed over twelve montha ago. Although prices show a advance the values will be found to be at least 20 per cent lower than those obtainable elsewhere. Customers requiring towels should purchase their ghrotanw supplies now. It will pajfc No. 1000 White Towels, 1/9 ft 16*38 inches pain* No, 1004 White Towetej 2/11 i 24- x 45 inhces pair* No. 1007 White Towels, 3/11 24 x 50 inches pair, No. 1009 White Towels,, 4/11 26jc 54 inches pair* The Melbourne New Plymouth Ettham Inglewood Howera Stratford Wanganui. Another Ring on the 'Phone. This time he 4 is telling his wife that Dockrills' are Displaying such dainty footwear for the coming summer months. ■*c iS ADVISING HER TO COME DOWN AS SOON AS POSSISLE, BEf ORE THE STOCKS BECOME DEPLETED. Igli MEN: We still have large stocks of that Famous Footwear—made by Crockett vfcJones. Now is a very good time to choose. Why not pay us an early visit? NEW PLYMOUTH

Tui Calf Meal. Rice Meal, x Maize Meal. Algerian Seed Oats. Manures. Grass Seedj GET A QUOTATION FROM— Hi C. LUKE. JBCBXWOOD. ; WBfBMSSLi-'tJSBBBB3SDaf ■IKfHBFWnPffInWH'IB raSDBANCE Ca, LTD. W-> ,_,_. «ar jaw* wesaM «t B oUfck fnaosV for Lep- f "" ttoi a* I 1 agency ,'?■*■£ PUB*" ll * *■*»■ l Levin & Co., Ltd., haye been appointt L ed Agento for Haven District. J DATED the 24th day of June, 1918. HENRY B. HARPER,

STRATFORD HOUSE EXCHANGE FOR NEW PLYMOUTH HOUSE. Ty/fODERN dwelling house of 7 rooms; hot and' cold water, electric light, bathroom, wash house, copper and tubs; 5 minutes walk from Post Office; halfacre nice level sections. Price is £975 (unincumbered). Owner will take house of 7 rooms in New Plymouth in exchange 50 ACRES. JJANDY little dairy farm; aii level, nearly all been ploughed, nice house of 6 rooms, concrete floor cowshed, y 2 -mile to factory and school. Will carry IS cows and young stock; 10 paddocks well-fenced. Cheap at £3O per acre; £350 cash, balance at 5$ per cent. 70 ACRES—GOING CONCERN. A LL been ploughed but 4 acres; 10 chains from factory and school, and railway one mile; now carrying 20 cows, 5 two-year heifers, 10 yearlings and two horses; C-ronmed house, 10-bail concrete floor cowshed, 10 paddocks well fenced. Cheap at £35 10s per acre; £-HW cash. 160 ACRES. TjVREEHOLD farm, over 100 acres have been ploughed and sown down in best English grasses; 12 paddocks, good metalled road, 10 subdivisions. l:]-miles to factory, %-mile to school; 8-roomea iiousc, 13 hail cowshed (concrete floor); now carrying 40 cows and young stock, horses, etc. Price is £25 per acre; £SOO cash, or owner will take smaller farm or town property in exchange. TV '—v. With very little imnrnwrent, will be worth £35 per acre. If yon want a home or if vouwant to make money consul* TED JAGECSUN, yALUER AND COMMISSION AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH,