Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 7 June 1919, Page 1

IfSSCELLAHEOOS. RANTED, Known—Perfection Stove ' Wicks at, Bellringer's New Plymouth, and Stratford, 2/fl each. f.w. and Spoons,, 23 3d half dozen; black handle Table Knives* 2a, 9d, with Forks, 3s 9d half-dozen. f.n. JIAWKE'S, Egmont Street.—Large bottle Bay Rum, Is; Scented Soap, 4d tablet; Leather Laces, 3d pair; Twoblade Pocket Knife, Od. f.n. JJAWKE'S— Basket large Haori Kits, Hanchow Kits, Blotting Pager 2».. quire. School Bags; all cheapest in Taranaki. f j>. JJAWKE'S, New Plymouth and Inglewood, hold the stocks, and only ask to visit and inspect; our prices are lowest. f.n. for Enamel.and Tinned Steel Saucepans, Stewpana;; lowest prices in Taranaki. f.n. •n-vviuio, mew nymouiu ana ingiewood.—White Embossed Plates, from 3s 9d, 5s 9d (dinner size) half-dozen upwards. f.n. anajio,—xireaKiusi tjups ana oaucers, 6s half-dozen; all sizes Jugs; Cheap Table Cutlery; try us for Kitchenware, f.n. JJAWKE'S.—Basketware, all kinds; Tricycles, all sizes; cheap Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes, large Toilet Paper Rolls, Bd. f.n. TTAWKE'S, Egmont Street and Inglewood.—Dolls' Go-carts from 7s 6d; Enamel Kettles; 6d WritJng Pads; everything cheapest. f.n. XTAWKE'S, nea:- Railway Station.Egg Cups.; Printed Plates, best Soups, 3s 9d, 4s 3d half-dozen; Enamelled Stewpans, no lids, 35,. 3s 9d; large sizes. f.n. JJIARMERS wanting 3haremilkers should get in touch with Jellyman and Hunter, Egmont Street. e.y. QOKtUUALL'E~New books;: "The Butterfly Man," by M. C. Oemler; "Mudlarks Again," by Lieut. C. Garstin; "Lassie's Love," by Hallwell Sutcliffe. These are exceptionally good. e.e. QORRIGALL'S— Demaret's paper patterns. Renowned the world over. Big selection; new styles. Price OJd; posted 7d. e.e. Coats, from 79/6, trimmed Fur; Woollen Bloomers from 6/U. We are now giving a Bpaeial discount on all trimmed Hats; come and cbooae one.— I'H. M, Bacon, The Busy Draper. c.p. Bouses for cold mornings, very reasonably priced, and useful colors; also White and Colored Silk Blouses; fine variety to choose from at H, M. Bacon's, The Busy Draper. v rxuujLcvii uuies in .Hosiery ana Li loves — Heavy, All-Wool Hosa in Coating and Black, 4/0 pair; good range Cashmeres and Wool Mixtures; Fabric Gloves, fleecy lined, from 1/- pair. A splendid Nappa Driving Glove, at 13/0, all sizes. —H. M. Bacon, the Busy Draper. e.p.

"'HE Maoriland Dairy Company in paying one shilling and seven pence halfpenny per pound of butterfut until further notice. Cans supplied. For particulars write Box 185, Wanganui. write for Dorr's Property Guide.— H. H. Dorr and Co., Land Agents, Te Aroha. T AMB prices for May again reduced Id per lb,at The Imperial Meat Supply. QUJR famous Tomato Sausage selling like hot cakes. Made from fresh tomatoes. "Just the juicy" for breakfast.—The Imperial Meat Supply. fj\AT Cattle, Sh«ep, Lambs, Pigs, Vealers and Poultry purchased at 'current rates.—The Imperial Meat Sup-TP'IP-TOP quality at bedrock prices in Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal and Pork at The Imperial Meat Supply.

WAIRARAPA BARGAINS! fiAjR ACRES freehold; over 300 acres level, fine dairy and sheep country; 40 acres now ploughed for cropping; splendid country, rich' flats, warm valleys; level road, 8 miles from town and station, near post office, school and stor * 2 miles from factory; fine stud farm; no buildings. Only £l9 10s per acre. Property adjoining sold at £3B. £7OOO at !il per ceut can remain. 2nd mortgage for part balance if desired. F. P. WELCH, LAND AGENT, MASTERTOK

DRIED MILKj EXTRAORDINARY RETURNS. £jA ACRES Freehold. One of the best farms in the Waikato. Practically all dead level. Very strong loamy soil in the best of English grasses. Well subdivided and well watered by river and windmills. Long road frontage and admirably suited for subdivision. Adjoining Railway Station and only 4 miles from the first dried milk factory to be erected in the Waikato. The factory is now in the course of erection, and the milk can be put o nthe Railway within 30 chains of the milking shed, and landed at the factory in about 15 minutes. The buildings comprise good homestead of 8 rooms with every convenience, well laid out grounds and garden, also a 4-roomed milkers' cottage, 2 cowsheds all concreted, manure shed, motor garage : and numerous other buildings. Two 5-cow plant milking machines. 05-gallon Alpha separator. Post office, store, hall, etc., adjoining. Will carry 200 milking cows. Owner milked 180' cows last season, and took in grazers as well, and has arranged to milk 200 cows this coming season. Price, £45 per acre. Terms, £3OOO cash. Don't take notice of what we state here, but come and see for yourself, and if WO hnva m«n.....nM Jl .„„ ..Jll all your expenses. If this place fras in Taranaki it would sell readily at £75 per acre. Apply to the Sob Agents— MATTHEWS BROS.