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Taranaki Daily News, 13 December 1919, Page 9

CHOICE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 51 ACRCES. XTSRY CHOICE LITTLE DAIRY FARM * situated Omata district near sea coast; healthy position, subdivided into 8 well-fenced paddocks, good grass pastur-- nearly the whole of the farm has teen ploughed and sown down in good grass pasture; will carry 25 cows; dwelling house of 5 rooms, cowshed and all necessary outbuildings; situated within i mile of factory, school, store and 5 miles from New Plymouth "by splend-.d metalled road. PRICE, ONLY £GS per acre. Terms witf be made to suit purchaser. Can recommend this. 170 ACRES. 200 ACRES. SPLENDID Freehold Dairy Farm; cheese factory practically on prop- HIGHLY improved dairy farm, over crtv, school y 4 mile, 3 miles to railway 100 acres been ploughed, good strong station and township; good metalled beach land, over a foot of black soil; road; all sown down in grass and a subdivided into 12 padocks; 1 mile tu large portion (about 80 acres) been f ac tory and school; now carrying 601 plcughed; the land ia of very rich cows 3 horses; good metalled road; quality and has not been dairyed on mc% cottage of 4 rooms and scullery; 12T»r S years; first-class dwelling house of t„ji CO wshed with concrete floor; good ■S rooms, all modern conveniences; cow- warm well-sheltered farm, must. .ise in sfced, motor shed and stable; carrying -value, selling at low figure to make capacity about 65 to 70 cows quick sale. I Cheap at £4O per acre, £I2OO cash. Price, only £45 per acre; terms to INSPECT AT ONCE s>irt purchaser. ' Sole Agent. Note.—Having had 25 years practical knowledge of Taranaki Land Values, I am therefore in a position to recommend, clients where best to purchase. I will show you revurns and finance you for stock if required. COMMISSION AGENT opp. Criterion Hotel NEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone 57"

WHY IS DOCSRILL'S FOOTWEAJ BETTER VALUE? BECAUSE THE GOODS ARE THE VERY BEST QUALITY AND ARE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE. K/G CHILDREN'S Tan Strap Shoes, bargains. J /a LADIES' House Strap Shoes, very comfortable. \Ct/Ct LADIES' Lace Shoes, no toe caps, worth 25/-. 22/fi GENTS' Box Derby Boots, sewn soles, worth 30/-. 2fi/fi G ENTS ' Glaee Derby 800t -3, sewn soles, worth 35/-. I FIHE RANGE OF BOOTS AND SHOES TO SELECT PROM. Inspection Invited. , Sole Agents New Plymouth District for -Crockett and Jones' | "HEALTH BRAND" Footwear. DOCKRILL'S, QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, TELEPHONE!No. 4 3 3, New Plymouth.

DAIRY FARMERS DO YOU KNOW THE FARMERS' MILKER REVOLUTIONISES ■ MECHANICAL MILKING IT HAS No Vacuum Pump No Vacuum Tank No Vacuum Pipes No Vacuum Buckets No Vacuum Releaser No Pulsator and conveys the milk right from the cow's teats to the Separator, Cooler, or Factory Cans. Write for full Particulars to

TARANAKI FARMERS' MEAT COMPANY The "Works of the abcWe" Company are now. open for the treatment of all classes of fat stock. The Company are prepared to treat stock on owners' account, or, if desired, will purchase stock at per head or at per lb at Highest Market Rates. The Farmers in the Province are reminded that the "Works are established entirely for their own benefit, and are therefore urged to take full advantage of the facilities' offered. Inquiries may be addressed to the Company's Buyers, Mr. P. E. Garvey, Stratford, Mr. M. H. Barnitt, N.P. Telephone 247. v Telephone 4635. Mr. Rod McRAE, New Plymouth. .flfe-at the Office of the Company. - The Chandler Six Offers yon tiifr greatest value in all respects, of any car on the market. Ifa deep and roomy seats, it's perfect streamline body, it's marvellous motor with Bosch high tension magneto, separate unit starting and lighting motor, and behind all these the Chandler Service, any and all parts are kept in stock. Call or write for price and literature. Taranaki Distributors— - Washbourne Imperial Garage, Pevon Street Phone 401 N«J' Plymouth. Hawera Agent: Mortlocke and Co., Princes Street. BATT ERIES. for all CARS. WILLRPD 6 and 12 volt, new Rubber-threaded EXIDE 6 volt. Hudson—Buick-jOakland Battery-work Specialised in. NEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Cream o' the Oat) Soliloquy No. 1. The Skipper•iiU» *» Mxio«» ni»ht»oa the bridge it'a misnty fine «tto waitiif in the crtin. Brings thought* of tne no too, wlUß«naruit<mber» that the misss. and the ki<ii tittiu down to their Creamoata." bn yon tried thii famoue cereal—New Zealand » """" krttknat— nothing else to nowishins—the whole '" . Vk» it—SO million platee ef it need yearly in Ne.w Ze

R. DICKSON, Representing Farmers' Milking Machine Company. BOX 118 „ STRATFORD. IT WILL PAY YOU. 'THE System that wipca out the Home X Washing D-y. THE PAMILY WASH FOR 2 3 6d. ' ct all particulars from . STEAM LAUNDRY, NEW PLYMOUTH. THE P. A. C. (PEOPLE'S AUCTIONEERING CO.) THE CHEAPEST FRUIT MARKET —r Wholesale Retail NOW IN FULL SWING. FRUIT FRUIT FRUIT SALES' SALES SALES TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Also Furniture, Effects, Produce, etc. SEE US FIRST. BERT STURM, Auctioneer, P.O. Box 70. 'Phone 280. SPRING LAMB. THE FIRST OF THE SEASON. SOLE BROS;, as usual, have secured a good supply of prime lambs, but ORDER EARLY. The Prices are Right. Also prime ox beef and wether mutton, unequalled for quality in the Dominion.

Ar 0. S 1 h. mus. T.C.L, .-„.„ ! TEACHER OF FIANOFOBTE. AND SMGINO. Resumes Tuition on Monday, Sept. 10. -« tome to- Intending pupils Saturday, Sept. 13. from 11 am. till 4 j.m. , „„„, 'ttWSO tl«>