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Taranaki Daily News, 17 April 1920, Page 4

TWO CHOICZ COASTLAND FARMS. 100 ' fl ' ee ' lol( '. nil ill grass and crops; very well watered; 3-eow plant milking machine; J r-ilo f :om factory, will carry 35 cows and other stock; dwelling of six rooms. Price £6O per acre, cash £IOOO, balance on easy terms. 152 ACRES freehold; all level and well watered; all the land in grass and crops; on a good metalled road; one mile from factory, school r~d post oitice; Ji-cow plant milking machine; will carry 70 cows; good dwelling house of 7 rooms with hot and cold water; price £OO per acre, cash £2OOO, balance on easy terms. Both the above properties are absolutely first-class value and are WORTH INSPECTION. P. H. JELLYMAN, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. FIRE. MARINE, ACCIDENT, LIVE STOCK. Oueensland tnsurance ao., i:td„ (Funds invested in the Dominion.); District Agents: BURGESS, PHASER & CO.. LTD. Vp!W ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, x :„. LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE mil ACCIDENT INSURANCE BENT RATES 0 ' 163 aCC6Dted iCV;£s ' r CURTrustee, executor, attorney and agent Agencies throughout t!?e propince. Head Office; Auckland. JOHN FATON, Manager. CAE OWNERS—WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT Carburettors, Ignition, "Timing" and Balancing, Clutches, Transmission, Motors and Dynamos, Lubricating, etc. "Not a great deal"! we hear a big percentage of New Zealand Motorists exclaim. Then learn at once, because it's of the UTMOST IMPORTANCE TO THE WELFARE OF YOUR CAR.— T\e can teach you by our Correspondence Course in your spare time quickly and thoroughly for just a small fei. Send for f.ee booklet now. CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF MOTOR MECHANICS. P.O. BOX 81(1, CHEISTc H U R C 11. RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION are requested to assemble at the Catholic Church at 2 pm TO-MORROW (SUNDAY, April lsth), to attend the funeral of our late comrade, Corporal L. D. (Dick) Oliver. V. O. WEST, Secretary. H.A.C.B.S. ST. JOSEPH'S BRANCH, NO. 117, of the above Lodge are requested to be present at Holland Hall TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 1.45 p.m., to attend the funeral of their late Brother, Louis Dean Oliver. M. JONES, Secretary.