Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 13 May 1919, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. TWO GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES FARMERS! READ THIS. If you have £7OO in cash, we can put you into either of the dairy farms described below, fully stocked with cows, horses, implements, etc., all ready to supply cheese factory next season. 108 ACRES AT £47 10s. Milking Machines Complete. gITUATED on main tarred road, about a mile from cheese factory, store, 9chool, post office, etc.; flat land, all well-grassed save crops of swedes and greeu oats; crops of hay given in; about half stumped, barberry and post aud wire fences, 12 paddocks, watered by streams. Will carry 35 cows, 2 horses and dry stock, and do them well. Cows returned £22 5 s for milk last season. House of 6 rooms, pantry, scullery, wash house; 0-bail concreted milking shed with 3-cow plant machine, engine and circular saw installed; other outbuildings comprise stable (4 loose boxes) chaff and trap sheds, workshop, etc. Everything is thoroughly up-to-date. Price, including milking "plant, is £47 10s per acre for the land. Remember £7OO will see you into this farm all ready for a start next August. (3246)

ADJOINING ELTHAM 100 Acres At £SO, Only £3OO Cash. £jAN be readily improved to sell at £6O per acre. Only a few chains from Eltham borough boundary, about half being ordinary pasture of first-class quality; remainder is well drained swamp, capable of great improvement with a bit of work. Carrying capacity, 40 cows comfortably. Barberry and post aud wire fences; 10 paddocks; plenty of water. Comfortable house of 5 living rooms and conveniences; good cowshed, with machines, releaser and engine in tip-top order. Trap and cart sheds, etc. This is good buying at £SO per acre; well situated, only j| mile from Eltham post oliice. Excellent terms for balance of purchase money. Machines extra at £IOO. hand in the vicinity of Eltham has sold as high as £OO per acre this year. Phono for au appointment to inspect; this farm will sell quickly. (3105) VY.H.&A.MCGAREY, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ELTHAM. Telephones: 13 and 134. FOR SALE.

NICE little farm of 80 acres, close to town, situated on a good road. This property should suit any person going into the town with milk supply. £3l per-acre. Also 10 acres of firstclass level land with a new house erected. Town Sections from £4O to £l5O. HUMPHRIES AND DAVIES, EGMONT STREET. INGLEWOOD inglewood.—The difficulties of securing just the right goods for'the winter's trade have never been grea'ter—we would urge our customers to buy early, as we hold many scarce lines. inglewood, ior Roslyn tweeds and ladies' underclothing. We have yet to receive our first complaint about these goods; this fact speaks volumes. (j v '"™ l »i ingujwuou, ior maies fawn covert coats, prices 05s and 75s each; also raincoats and tweed paletots, 45s to £0 10s each. If you require a coat for this winter, see ours before purchasing elsewhere. ngiewiHiu—digger Drown inches wide, ):js 6d per yard) suitable for coat lioeks and costumes; very line texture. U<JiaiA-iVB, inglewood.—We hold one of the finest assorted stocks of tweeds, gaberdines, worsteds, etc., in Taranaki. The quality of the goods wo keep is well known. ijuiiijiivo, ingiewoou, ior dark brown plaiding dress flannel, 3s lid per yard. Useful Hue for girls' dresses, men's shirts, etc. jjuxxicivo, inglewood—Our range of colors in crepe do chines: Black, white, navy, brown, Baxe. shell pink, mole, vieux rose, light grey, pale blue. Prices, 9s 6d, 12s 6d, 13s Cd and 14s 6d per yard. inglewood, for Viyella flannel, in cream and fancy patterns; price, 5s Gd per yard. This line is very scarce. QOTTIER'S, Inglewood, have a good stock of white winceys, at 2s 3d and 2s lid per yard; also Horrockses' white flannelettes, plain and twill. QOTTTER'S, Inglewood,. for Hoalyn tweeds, 54in. wide, lis Od per yard; also Roslyn combinations and vests in natural or cream, long or short iiOTTM.