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Taranaki Daily News, 20 May 1920, Page 6

WINTER COSTUMES. These new models we certainly worthy o! the attention of every woman who takes a pride in her dress. They we carried wit in Seasonable Fabrics. Ladies' Tweed Flannel Costumes, from £6 6s. Maids' Costumes, from ...i.......... £4 15s. ladies' Costumes, good navy, indigo dye, from ........4...,.,... £9 15s. 'And each .one faithfully expresses the latest style tendemies. The prices are quite in accordance with our .Waal food values. Why not COMB AND SEE THEM? W. & A. AMBURY LD. DEVON STREET rt;W PLYMOUTH

For Men's Wear HOWELLS' " SUITS SHIFTS HATS UNDERWEAR & OVERCOATS. |n these goods we specialise. DON*! FORGET. Howell & Howell, MEN'S WEAR SPECIALISTS ........ NEW PLYMOUTH.

-> THE THRIVING WAIKATO going Concern. I ACRES, heavy loam on sacdy clay, clean and warm, half flat, balance easiest of rolling downs; a'l lying well to the sun; 211 acres in permanent gnu (16 acres new), 35 acres swedes, and 2 acres orchard; watered by creeks aad mills and enclosed with sheep-proof fencing and live hedges and sheltered by plantation!); adjoins railway station, post office, store, smithy, school, ete Supplies dried milk factory. The homestead comprises 8-roomed kauri resilience witk modern appointments, 2-roomed cottage, manure shed, ehaffroom, implement afced, ealf-gbed and cowshed; all sound »nd in good order. The cowshed has «oaeret«d floors and yard. THE PiUCE, including 80 cows, 24 heifers, 1 bull, 5 horses, 18 pigs, all toftanents and milking plant, is £69: Deposit £3OOO. NOTE.—This property is guaranteed to carry 100 milking cows 3flte FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING iVteSOBIA STBEET CO., LTD. (new bnidings).

170 ACRES NEAR TE AROHA /* */ : AD'in good grass, good buildings, I mile dried milk factory. This is s „.; ';ih« ttost conveniently situated property in the whole of the Thames £, -Valley.' '-i '*• ' , ?RICE £BO PER ACRE, £2500 CASH. Pull particulars from the manager, PLcVMES VALLEY REALTY COY: PAEROA. 'Phone 129, Box 45. DON'T MISS THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. Jig ACRES, ALL LEVEL; WELL SUBDIVIDED;. CLOSE TO '■/■■' FACTORY, SCHOOL AND TOWNSHIP. THE CHOICEST LAND ON THE PLAINS. BEAUTIFUL UP-TO-DATE HOME. DON'T MISS THIS. COME AND INSPECT SAME. PRICE £xis PES ACRE. R: Jj TIDDY & CO.? REGENT STREET, HA WERA, THONES: 354, Prtflrte 8», FIRST-GLASS BULLOCK-FATTENiNQ COUNTRY. TREMENDOUS PROSPECTIVE VALUE, ACRES, freehold, 700 acres rich drained raupo and fiax swamp, the , balance is all good fattening land. 1500 acres are flat, balance is II Undulating country; aH can be easily brought in; soil is a heavy loam* And subdivided into 10 paddocks, well watered by numerou* Uifc Nearest town is i Morrinsville, school 3 miles. Good G-roomed house, R>ttte, copper and tubs, 2 large farm sheds. This block will nearly double Ine within the next three year*, It is ideal fattening'or dairying country. E, jlil per acre. jf 0 . 302. SPLENDID LIMESTONE SHEEP COUNTRY. UJI ACRES, freehold, all In English grasses, 200 acres flat, balance as ;, ***lthy undulating to good reliable country; 200 to 300 acres are |He, 150 acres have been ploughed. All ring-fenced and subdivided into odw; good residence of 9 rooms, wash-house, copper and tubs, trapahed, good woblshed (with shearing machines), sheep yards, etc. Wintered 3700 and WO head cattle. There were 3200 fat sheep and 120 head of fat' ttfe, and 76 bales wool sold off this property las', year. Twenty miles good town by motor road, also important railway station. S,- .218 per acre; terms to be arranged. \ No. 301. THE FINEST INVESTMENT OFFERING. | ©0 ACRES behold, 700 in grass, 200 acres 5n swedes, 600 acres flat, balance i* nice rolling country; all oloughable, 1000 acres has been ploughed; ly»H ring-fenced and subdivided in* o W paddocks, watered by permanent life*; 'carrying capacity. 1500 sheep. The unimproved portion of tnis prop-' i&iwy easily brought in. Four m*' 6B - fr° m the Walton railway station. residence, also 4-roomed cottage and outbuildings. This block i* to dairying. It i» Mndy. to tne dried milk factory. We estimate I Mt flne property will be Well wor* ft an acre in about two years. I; £l6 per acre; good terms to s ound man. No. 303. fuller particulars apply to the Agents— Y | VIjAYBOURNE* ROSS & WHYTE: 7-, v ' i " A *" BXHSOT SAlittTON. "X