/WINTER COSTUMES. Th'sse new model* are certainly worthy of the attention (Of every, woman -who takes a pride in her dress. They are carried out in Seasonable Fabrics, ladies' Tweed Flannel Costumes, from £6 63. Maids' Costumes, from £4 15& :. Udies' Costumes, good navy, indigo i- dye, from £9153. ■And Men one faithfully expresses the latest style tendencies. The prices are quite in accordance with ouf usual good values. Why not COME AND SEE THEM] W. & A. AMBURY LD. DEVON STBEET NEW, PLYMOUTH • Overcoat Bargains DON'T DELAY Bee these to-day - • Doublo Breasted Colonial Tweeds (with belt) 1 £sl9s6d , Wool Gabardine, Raincoats (two shades) *; £5 19s 6d and £7 10s JriH be sorry if you miss securing one of these beautifully s>? warm Winter Coats. 'v Come EARLY! r >* , Howell & Howell, f '"•IBHE OVERCOAT STORE NEW PLYMOUTH. DAIRY FABM. RICH DRAINED SWAMP. ACRES freehold, the Model Farm of the district and, without exaggeration, the equal of anything in New Zealand. All level, rich, drained >Md, witli the exception of a portion in cultivation, the whole is in .'grfcwes and in great heart. The property wintered lost year 180 head e and 800 sheep and is used for dairying, fattening, and cropping, princiittening. A small herd of 30 cows only are milked, but these ' were mery all the season on two paddocks of ryegrass and. clover, comprising I, and these two paddocks at the moment are in beautiful condition, as been grown this season, averaging over 3y 2 tons and weighing out at ato the ton. There is a beautifully situated homestead of 7 rooms, cowbarn and stable. A private metalled road runs right through the situate? handy to factory on an asphalt road within 4 miles of town. Fences are of the very best, English wire only being used. lefvative estimate this farm will easily milk 150 cows. Our agent OS, from a personal knowledge of the farm, that no man could be dUii..; There is nothing in the way of improvements left to be done; there * noxious weed on the place, and' as a dairying proposition of quality the ivideaL and indications are that this property will be £IOO per acre within .■months, |f PRICE £7O per acre. DEPOSIT, £6OOO. E FABMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING &&, CO., LTD. RIA STREET {new buidings). HAMILTON I 170 ACRES NEAR TE AROHA good grass, good buildings, 1 mile dried milk factory. This is £w most wreniently situated property in the whole of the Thames ttUejr. ■ \ PRICE iiSOPER ACRE, £2500 CASH. | • t Full particulars from the manager, f THAMES .VALLEY REALTY COY: I**BBo4 'Phone 129, Box 45. FViWN'T MISS THIS GOLDEN % OPPORTUNITY: ACRES, ALL LEVEL; WELL SUBDIVIDED; CLOSE TO FACTORY, SCHOOL AND TOWNSHIP. THE CHOICEST INttHW THE PLADJS. BEAUTIFUL UP-TO-DATE HOME. DON'T MISS THIS. COMB AND INSPECT SAM* PRICE £lls PES ACRE, R: J: TIDDYi & CO..' REGENT STREET, HAWERA. 'PHONES: 354, Private 323. FIRST-CLASS BULLOCK-FATTENiNG COUNTRY. &" TREMENDOUS PROSPECTIVE VALUE, 'ft ACRES, freehold, 700 acres rich drained raupo and flax swamp, th balance is all good fattening land. 1500 acres are flat, balance : country; all can be easily brought in; soil is a heavy loam fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks, well watered by numerou k Nearest town is Morrinsville, school 3 miles. Good 6-roomed house MBe, copper and tubs, 2 large farm sheds. This block will nearly doubl value within the next three years. It is ideal fattening or dairying countrj ICE, £s|l per acre. No. 30i > ;. j . SPtENDID LIMESTONE SHEEP COUNTRY. 2QOO< ACBB ?»* fceenold, all in English grasses, 200 acres flat, balance i .7™ ' healthy undulating to good reliable country; 200 to 300 acres ar aghaMe, 150 acres have been ploughed. All ring-fenced and subdivided int „ paddocks; good residence of 9 rooms, wash-house, copper and tubs, trapshec ' iJSb*. gOod«Wool*hed (with shearing machines), sheep yards, etc. Wintered 370 .; steep and 640 bead cattle. There were 3200 fat sheep and 120 head of fa ' «£L** ttle s * y ear - Twenty mile 4 fpHH.'good town by motor road, also important railway station. PRICE, £lB per acre; terms to be arranged. No. 30] £, THE FINEST INVESTMENT OFFERING. ACRES fl******, 700 in grass, 200 acres in swedes, 600 acres flat, balanc !«■•" '» »ly rolling country; all ploughable, 1000 acres has been ploughed ah ring-fenced and subdivided in to I 5 paddocks, watered by permanen Streams; carrying capacity 1500 sheep. The unimproved portion of this prop easily brought in. Four m»les from the Walton railway statiot 7-roomed residence, also 4-roomed cottage and outbuildings. This block i suitable to'dairying. It is handy to the dried milk factory. Wc estimat j|<JH&itnis'4me property will be well wor tn £*• an acre in about two yean per acre; good terms to soundman. No. 30; &gJ3s4ff rfulte particulars apply to the Agent*— ROSS & WHYTE:
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Taranaki Daily News, 28 May 1920, Page 6
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