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Taranaki Daily News, 22 February 1919, Page 1

I MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED, Known—That W, Saxon Jones, D.S.O.A. by exam,, Consulting Optician, Hawera, visits Stratford every Tuesday, and may be consisted at F. Edwards', Chemist, from 1 p.m. to 5. Strong- Braces, worth 2/-; going for .1/- pair at "THE KASH." d.w. SPECIAL PURCHASE—24U pair* Men's Strong Braces, worth 2/-; going for 1/- pair at "THIS KASH." d.w. SPECIAL PURCHASE—24O pairs Men's Strong Braces, worth 2/-; going for 1/- pair at "THE KASH" d.w. STOCKTAKING.—Short ends of Tapestry, Cretonne and ail serge at the Red Post (Sale on .Friday. inent Cloth and all Curtain Materials at the Red Post Sale on Friday. STOCKTAKING.—Fringes of ail descriptions, Ud per yard, to clear at the Red_Post Sale. Q"i\yCKrTraSG:'^our^lrr _ ol~Lace Curtains at 12s 6d per pair, at the Red Po3t Sale. STOCKTAKING.—Remnants ofall kinds at the Red Post sale on Friday. A RM Chairs for 10a lid at the Red Post P*- Sale. rjpABLE Knives, 12s Gd; Table Forks and Spoons, 17s 6d; Dessert Forks and Spoons, 12s the half-dozen. At the Red Post Sale. , | JANGLISH Tumblers, at 4s U half doz. I at the Red Post Sale. of Black Kid, only 5/11. Patent Leather Hatbands, embroidered, Id each. Torchon Lace from 2s 6d dozen. Special quality at H. M. Bacon's Big Bargain Sale. b.p. Millinery Bargain at H. M. I ' Bacon's Big Bargain f.n.le.—Smart j and up-to-date shapes in lovely ,Tagels and Satin Straws, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11. See window; secure earlv: onlv a few. b.n. SPRING Lamb a speciality, from 9d per j lb, at the Imperial Meat Supply. Tas- : ty, tender and true. THE PALATINE—SO pairs colonial all-wool saddle tweed Trousers, in dark grey, at IG/6. c.w. ~\WmE "PALATINE—A speqaTTmc'of men's Pyjamas, 30 suits all told, to r.;d at 8/11. c.w. THE PALATINE—Five dozen men's grey striped denim trousers, all siz ,s ;n stock at 5/11. c.w. T THE PALATINE—AII wool sox, i dark greys and heathers, 1/9 pair; cotton sox, 1/3 per pair. c.w. AT THE PALATINE—Men's Roslynxx ilimnels 6/11, Men's Braces 1/3, Kaiapoi Tweed Trousers 15/6, Kaiapoi suits from 65/-. c.w. T THE PALATINE—The be3t selec- . " lion of Men's Boxed Suits, ineiud- | ing this famous "Preßtwell" Suits. c.w. CANDY AND KIRK' LAND AGENTS, ELTHAM AND KAPONGA. FARMS FOR SALE. ]OQ ACRES, Warea Road, Okato, all in grass with exception 5 acres under crop, level, well watered and subdivided into 7 paddocks; aroomed dwelling, new cowshed and good outbuildings, 2 miles from factory, school, P.O. and store. At present carrying 38 cows bs,sidea other stock. December cheque at 1/- £O2. £SBS Advances Settlers Mortgage. £OOO cash required. Balance can remain lor 5 years at 6 per cent. |AA ACRES, Riverlea, 6-roomed dwelling, good cowshed and requisite outbuildings, situated within mile of factory, stores, P.O. and school, on good tarred road. Price £45 per acre, £IOOO cash, balance can remain at 5J per cent for 5 and 7 years. Alternatively will dispose of as a going concern for £SO per acre. Further particulars on enquiry. Kj] ACRES, Eltham, 1J miles from town, 7-roooied dwelling, cowshed, motor and implement shed, etc.; carrying capacity 24 cows- Price £65 per acre, terms £OOO cash, balance on mortgage at 5i per cent. Owing to its conveident situation this property ia bound to grow in value. RING 'PHONE 13. KAPONGA, OR WRITE. TO CAPITALISTS. VEALE'S ESTATE m THE BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH, ABOUT 70 ACRES, FREEHOLD, LAND TRANSFER. ALL SUBDIVIDED, NO ENCUMBRANCES. The Trustees are instructed to wind up the Estate, and will take the very low figure of £l4O per acre. Terms; One-third Cash; balance live years at 5 per cent Apply to— THOS. VEALE, 346' Courtenay Streot. Note.—Three minutes from tram by Calvert Road; ten minutes from Morley Street Terminus, Devon