Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 8 April 1919, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. 105 ACRES. GOOD 35-COW FARM. Situated 3J milea from New Plymouth P. 0.; all in grass and crops, all plough* able, well watered by streams, sheepproof fencing, practically no weeds. Buildings—Good 6-roomed house, concrete floor milking shed, hay shed, etc. Price £29 10s per acre. Terms £IOOO cash, mortgage easy. CHEAP 40-COW FARM. Situated 0 miles from Railway Station, 1 mile from School, Factory and P. 0.; all in good grass; half ploughable, subdivided into 11 paddocks, all of which are well watered and fenced. Buildings—House 4 rooms, scullery, washhouse, etc., 24-bail milking shed, hay shed, pig stys, etc. Price £24 10s per acre. Terms—£7so cash. A DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR A RETIRED FARMER. | A ACRES situated within 1 mile of school, tram and sea, with a firstclass house of 8 rooms, fitted with every convenience. Hay and tool shed, motor house, fowl houses, etc. Situation is high and commands a fine view. Price £I9OO, terns £7OO cash. R. A. LARGE, ALL WOOL VALUE. k MEN'S COLONIAL ALL WOOL KNITTED SINGLETS 175 ACRES. Estate Agent (near Rly. St.). U.S.S. Bldgs. St. Aubyn St. and PANTS AT The "KASH," THE BEST VALUE STORE IN TARANAKI.

DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH I J MOTOR BARGAIN COLUMN. ON BEHALF OF A CLIENT. One 5-seater Old Model Calthorpe Car, in good order. Trial. Very cheap at £l3O. One 5-seater Calthorpe Car. Another bargain at £l5O. 1 P.M. Motor Cycle in splendid order; can be inspected in the Show Boom, Price £55. NEWTON KING. INGLEWOOD. QOTTIER'S, lnglewood.—Brown Plaiding Flannel just come to hand; 8/11 per yard for Men's Shirts, etc. COTTIER'S, lnglewood, for Winter Goods, now being opened up daily. It is a pleasure for us to show them, and give full information, but the customer is in no case pressed to purchase. QOTTIER'SS, lnglewood, i'or one of the finest stocks of Ladies' Coats in the Province, in Tweed, Rainproof, Hydrotite and Covert Coating; prices from 45/to £6 10s each. QOTTIER'S, lnglewood, for dark grey Plaiding Dress Flannel, the lino we always keep. Price, 3/11 per yard. lnglewood, for Viyella Flannel in cream, and fancy patterns, price 5/6 per yard. This line is very scarce. rX)T r i'llsß'S, lnglewood, have a good stock of White Winceys, at 2/3 and 2/11 per yard; also Ilorrockses' White Flannelettes, plain and twill. lnglewood, ?or Roslyn Goods; their quality attracts custom, and satisfies customers. We have yet to receive our first complaint about these goods; this fact speaks volumes lnglewood, for Roslyn Tweeds, 54ins. wide, 11/6 per y'ard. Also Roslyn Combinations and Vests, in natural or cream, long or short sleeves. (PJOTTIER'S, lnglewood, for Gaberdines, 61 inches wide, at 14/(1 per yard. Colors, light and dark fawns; also dark grey—good line for coitumei and coatl,