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Taranaki Daily News, 1 March 1919, Page 6

80 ACRES. AS A GOING CONCERN. Q.OOD quality land, level, broken bt creeks, practically all plough*!*!#, well fenced and subdivided into numerous paddocks. Will carry 25 cows, horsei and young stock. Good 5 room house cowshed, trapshed, etc. Stock consists of 17 cowa, 1 bu!i, 2 horses, pigs, calves, trap, liariiesß, cans, separator, plough! disc, chain and Tine harrows, and all necessary tools and implement* to work a farm. . Price £2B per acre; terms £6OO cash. Will take house in New Plymouth «a part payment, plus some cash. HUMPHRIES AND DAVIES, Agents Government Lif* and Acddtal Insurance. kand Agents, Egmont Street. Bos 101, Phone 612.

SEASIDE RESIDENCES. FIVE MINUTES' WALK rRQH THE NEW PLYMOUTH P.O. 8-ROOMED NEW BUNGALOW "BUILT FOR COMFORT." CORNER SECTION FACING THE SEA. Bathroom, h. and c. shower; plenty of cupboards, one in each bedroom; linen press, drying cupboard; patent English open grates in breakfast and front rooms; electric light throughout; every convenience. Price £I4OO £6OO Cash, i ALSO S-roomed house adjoining above (old bul in fair repair), one eighth acre land,facing the sea. Let at 22s 8d weekly.' A gift at £BOO easy term?, ■ AND 9-Toomed house behind the two foregoing, in good condition and fitted with every convenience, upon over on* eighth acre laud. Let at 30s weekly. Price £I3OO Easy terms* HOUSES FOR SALE FROM £550 UPWARDS. T. w. WELCH Land *nd Estate Agent, 'Phon* 471 EGMOXT STREET, NSW PLYMOUTH, bo you require to increase YOUR HOLDING? DO YOU REQUIRE TO DECREASE YOUR HOLDING? In either case consider these exchanges: Small unencumbered Dairy Farm offering for larger plaoe. Large unencumbered Dairy Farm offering for retiring home. Unencumbered mheed farm offering fot small clean farm. Good mixed farm, including stock, offering in exchange.

E. J. IBLE, KGLEWOOD. Phones 01 & 95. P.O. Box 42. q OAL q UTPUT THE "GO-SLOW" POLICY. T~ IIR f!ov, ' n,I "™t at present is uc against a difficult problem in retire to the conl output. 'Die miners through lit the JJomimon have apparently adoptHi« "Ro-siow" polity, and in some of the principal mines production has been milled by at least a third, in spite of employed 1 the SBme nUMbl ' r of Ulfn '» All usm of coal are expoetin ? a short-'-nm °Y s ' UUt * cunt. and -i-bsti''i!t" S ' lre tllki " s ste P s to provide . ( ' ttse 01 11 complete stop- " t»V Jhe jr«3 and electric light companies are always the first to feel the elect, of any interruption in the coal supply, as ,v„ H ,f,e.case in Sydney re sever! l ''! ***»«*■« S Strike in""v " f ! ' e of a Co#l • uike in Aew jfeahwd manv eountrv People would be better o/lso fur Is house and shop ,ig, lting is Dist vear °' e " er9 - as duritiff the stores hav T >"»«* <"><» J tores hiue been luted >'ith ■•Wizard" Kr.rr i ni " store Vi.d I UC ' ,ptotl for I " nH '' Md uikl ' he" i t "J. V °°" ntl ? , f lm ' 11 '"""'nit to keep tfac "syrte uucu a case of benzine is kent, in w. "wVth P '*tlie r tro " b !" c ' an,lot interfera "'»^s. T Ol ii " Wizard " -hi as his house or store li.r|,(j„„ three'hi }" U ' h izaiJ " himp gives threi hundred candle power light, & lit « I a match, kept clean with u t ■ u omatie 11P "d,e and the n,r,^ ~i ' a p ' am oft suv ' fo »" hsrht-s wU ,n f e /- il,inß - A " ™ no I ■'l r ° ? ,(,ara arul th * priw of -■point plant in now £l7, each aiidi -onM himp « 17s Cd «as ?h, R s ' '. Write ,#t once for a free booklet giving full particulars of the vondeX T?uif t0 H - P.O. B ? SUtiuua. fiiona 12ft, ' ' *