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Taranaki Daily News, 13 June 1919, Page 8

Kapok Quilts TfcereVs no need to worry over the scarcity of blankets even il the nights are very cold while theMelbpumehas a-stock of their famous Chintz Kapok Quilts^ v. Hiese quilts are light but warn* as a pair of best Colonic fclaukets and are only half pricey well, Prifi* for full double bed size*; The Melbourne Ltd., Alfcßranche&J 4^r er lOC IE Reduce the Cost of Living i .• ' This winter more than ever 'before it pays to seek value in boots, the value * that is to be found:in the absolute correctness' of. style and long wearing de* fundable quality. All Black FootbalTßoots, witK'Supeiiorbara ancL spikes. Seduced from-35s Box..Caltand,Glace, Boots; onlvj 9's and 10's left. ~ m Ladies' Glace Kid House SHoes, saTeprieie| Numerous other lineaofcboots and shoes at-reasonable' priced JUST OPENED TO, PACIFIC PATENT LEATHER &■ OX BLOOD POLISHES. INSPECTION INVITED, POSTAGE PAID ON ALL/ COUNTRY ORDERS. District far-Crockett; and' Jones' "Health Brand Footwear" DOCKRILL'S, H Devon Street, lOE QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, TELEPHONE No. 433, New Plymouth. =acaoc=3 CHOICE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 75 ACRES—Very choice little dairy farm, nearly all been ploughed; all evel; well watered; now carrying 28 dairy cows, 3 horees and bull, splendid dwelling house of 7 rooms, bathroom, large verandah round two sides; up-to-date cowßhed with machines, implement shed, cart and manure sheds, concrete floor; \ mile to school and railway station, 1% miles to cheese factory. A bargain at £37 10a per acre v£76o cash, Government advances to settlers mortgage. Great, prospective value. 205 ACRES—Splendid Freehold Dairy Farm, all level and ploughable; subdivided into four 50-acre farms; 14 paddocks; good fencing; over half been stumped; abundance of feed; well wateredand sheltered; 4-roomed cottage and cowshed. Present owner been on this farm 28 years, now retiring. Property has not been .dairyed on for the last 10 years. School and railway station quarter mile, factory (cheese) 1J miles. Price £42,10s per acre, £IOOO cash, balance long term at 5J per cent, '(unencumbered). JQ ACRESr-Handy little fann, six subdivisions; 20 acres been ploughed; rituated one mile factory, 2 miles to school; now carrying 27 cows, horse, etc.; nice cottage of 4 rooms, hot and cold water, cowshed and all necessary outbuildings. Cheap farm, very suitable for man with small capital. Cows can be bought at £l4 a head. Price only £l7 per acre, £3OO cath. Pome and inspect. Note.—Having had 25 years practical knowledge of laranaki Land Values, I am therefore in a position, to racom3ta clients wherei best to> purchase. Iwill show- yoiu returns and. finance you for stock if required. E. JACKSON, Telephone 675 COMMISSION AGEOT opp<. Criterion! Hotel! NEW PLYMOUTH. Box. 39*

LOOK I GOING CONCERN, 1 290 ACRES, nearly. all leveT, all , plough?ble, .1} miles from fsc- . toy, school, post office, and store. * £ miles from railway, well subdivided, good cbuildings, together with- . .. 60 cows, 8 calves, 3 horses, 1 pony, 1 Sj-stand shearing machine, 1 3-cow plant (Hidd milking machine with taer), I woolpress, 1 spring dray harnes (tip), 1 waggon and har--1 dog cart and harness, X d.f. plotigh, I s.f. plough, 1 set dise-bar-rows, 1 set chain harrows, 1- set tjpe barrows, 3 leaf, 1 drill, 1 Cam.u bfpge roller, I battery and cable, ete* per and~,tnf>B, "1 batrow, '5 mflk ' ®(liii9, buekets,«tc., 1 mower, 1 rake v v wbdries,; fcools.iicovers, posts,'etc.. ' ' 4, v Pnce £33 108 per acre as going contether particulars apply to . SEWTON KIN& XiM ■»*■■■ INGLBWOOD. -VI. m-t I, V % EAMASON ST2AIFQEH, H 4& 15 TO. 20 TONS 05? SUPERPHOSPHATE 36/38 £8 5s PER TGJS jrerr ex stoeb; 'EJJtST COME ■ HBag SEKOSBI