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Taranaki Daily News, 28 February 1920, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. pEARS! Pears! Pears 1 Louis Bon Jersey Pears, for preserving or eating; good keepers; 4s lit. half ease, 8s per ease.- Free on rail. Cash with order. Woollett, Quality Fruiterer, Devon Plymouth. e.e. APPLES! Apples! Apples! Cox's (Jr- , ange, finest apples grown, 4s (id half case, 8s 3d per case, frc-e on rail; cash withiirder. Woollett, Quality Fruiterer, Devon Street, New Plymouth. e.e. JJAWKE'S, Egmont Street, New Plymouth and Ing Wood Notwithstanding general shortage, full stocks of crockery held both stores. In. JJAWKE'S, Ne\v~Piymouth and i- wood.—Full stocks crockery, chambers, vegetable dishes, egg cups, cups and saucers. f.n. AWkK'S.—White, also printed, Dinner Sets, latest designs; teapots, plates (white English), all sizes. f.n. JJAWKE'S crockerj' and general prices are the cheapest in Taranaki. Key half pattern tumbler cheapest. f.n. AWKE'b.—Tea Sets, full stock; tinned and enamelled heavy saucepans, all sizes; stewpans, tin and enamel kettles, f.n. JJAWKE'S, Egmont Street, New Plymouth, and Jnglewood.—Frying pans, tin billies, aluminium mugs, deep enamel stewpans (large size) Ssfld. f.n. JJAWKE'S. —Large glass salad bowls; large selection jugs, including English; market baskets; full stocks cutlery, f.n. JJAWKE'S, New Plymouth and Inglewood.—Prices lowest, and large quantities; glass jugs, glass broad vases from 8d each. . f.n. £ASH-GRO-INE gives you the beauty you have been longing for! It grows lovely long eyelashes and distinct eyebrows. Prices 2s 9d and 5s at all leading chemists and stores.

\2\ ACRES . first-class dairying land, freehold, metalled road; S-room-ed !)ou9e, cowshed, milking machine; all level; present carrying 44 cows and other stock; 2 miles from Waverley factory and school. Price £74, balance good terms. ACRES, freehold, best dairying land; all ploughable, 7-roomed house, cowshed, machines, etc.; present carrying SO eows and other stock; mile from factory, £72 per acre, Xoko district; 'AGiNyS, STKATFOBD.

ACRES, Leasehold, with right of purelmse, 7 miles from New Plymouth. Possession any time; 4roomed house, buggy-shed, milking shed, all concrete floors; machines installed. Lease one year from April, IA2O. Kent 21s per acre, Price £I7OO. Thirty cows, Bhorses, buggy and harness, double furrow plough and harness, single furrow plough; harrows, drill. CaJces, 1 sow, 7 store pigs, waggon and dray. Place all flat and all in grass, except 12 acres rape and turnips, and 7 acres swedes. For address apply to News office.

LAND! LAND! LAND! Here is a, Real Snip to a Man or Two Young Men with limited amount of .capital, as the farm is in two sec- ' tions. 324 ,ACRES ' neftrly aU in grilSB ' well fenced, one mile to creamery, or your cream "picked up at your gate. Buildings: Three-roomed house, 9-bailed cow-slied, separator room, trap shed, etc. This farm is capable of carrying CO cows and 100 head of young cattle and doing them well. The owner will sell with a small deposit down, or would exchange for a good business. Address: "8.J.E.," c/o News Oflice.

EDUCATIONAL. NEW PLYMOUTH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. ! EVENING CLASSES - 'yUTLL commence on MONDAY, Ist I .: March. ADULT CLASSES arranged, for those wishing to take subjects for or wishing to complete the following examinations:— Public Service Entrance. Senior Civil Service. Teachers "D" and "C." Matriculation. Pharmacy. Accountants' Preliminary and Professional. Book-keeping Diploma. Plumbers' Board. Also ADULT CLASSES in Cookery, Dressmaking, Millinery, Motor Car Owners, Commercial, Cabinetmaking, and Engineering. The Director will be in attendance each evening (except Saturday) from 25th February from 7.30 to 8.30 to interview intending students. A. L. MOORE, Director

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