Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 28 May 1920, Page 8

Oily Canvas Coats Famous for more than a generation. "Will keep you dry in the worst, of weather. "Will not go sticky like an oilskin. Very strong- / ly made. Double-lined and double on shoulders and breast. "Will stand any amount of hard usage. Each coat carries the maker's • guarantee. £4 19 6 The Melbourne

First Class Dairy Farms for Sale. ' v 60 Acres. ; between Bell Block and Lepperton, would make ideal stud. Jersey farm. All •$M snd been ploughed, nice patch shelboose of S rooms, bathroom, pantry and wash-house; a mile from factory and •tore and handy to school and railway "" " oung stock. Price is £BS per acre; £I2OO cask. Stock can be taken over at valuation. Can recommend this. 50 ACRES. 98 ACRES. iproved dairy far ~ good metal road, situated wita- .. f' u " "IV ( aCTM * heher """"' ' , mile to school, factory adjoins property, in 3 miles of sea coast; 5-roomed house, 2 miles to railway station; will carry 40 cowshed and outbuildings; half mile to cows; dwelling house of 4 rooms and _.„.„■, 1 mile'to school; will carry 25 convenience*; 3 large stacks of hay, 12 „ ~ ~ . ~ acres of new grass. This farm I can cows. There are 10 paddock*, well- recommond with the utmost confidenc<J sheltered Lane} within one mile sell- Never been milked on, or been in the ing at over £IOO an acre. Owner has market before. Must now be sold to ,*. !._.._._, __:■ -_-i. _.ii -j. j. gs wind up estate. Selling at low figure to effect quick sale. Price, £65 per acre; .„. r ._jpec«ve £l^ooj balailce 5 j per cent « Remember value. the early bird." OAA AGBE& Splendid dairy farm, all level and over 100 acres have already been stumped and renewed;' well- ■*"*** fenced; factory on farm,' school and railway station 1A miles; nice new house of (5 rooms, hot and cold water, bathroom/ pantry, wash-house, concrete floor cowshed. Will carry 70 cows. This is a good clean farm, and the price i»:Iow—only £32 per acre, £I6OO cash, balance 5J per cent. "One of the good tilings." Note.—Saving had 25 years' practical knowledge of Taranaki Land Values, I am therefore in a position to recomBMSd client* where best to purchase. 2 will show yon returns and finance you for stock if required. E. JACKS Telephone 675. COMMISSION AGENT opj. Coffee Palace NEW PLYMOUTH.

BUY NOW! Dockrill's are selling boots and shoes at prices that cannot be repeated. Sole Agents Hew Plymouth District for Crocket and Jones' "HEALTE BRAND" FOOTWEAR. POSTAGE PAID ON ALL COUNTRY ORDERS. DOCKRILL'S, QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, TELEPHONE No. 43 3, New Plymouth. '» —t I*L » j»* i—i')r T^

FARMERS XTOU waat a machine that is ir aiaaple. Yea want a machine that is reliable. • Too. want,, to get rid of -releaser trouble. ;' ¥on want a machine without a vacuum tank. ;. T<W want a machine that is economical. . yoit want a machine that won't go Wrong. . : ; You want a machine that will milk into s an open bucket if neeessary. Y«U want a machine that won't injure your cows. ;r ; m fact, •?..'■•' YJHI WAHT THE \ FARMERS' MILKING MACHINE. let 9» show you. To show you is to : Convit.ee You. STAINTON & CO: TARAHAKI DISTRIBUTORS, NEW PLYMOUTH. B. SfOHE Representative. BOX 732, Daily News' car leaves Publishing Office, Carrie Street, each morning at 430 o'clock for Hawera, returning from Hawera. (L. O. Hooker's) at 7.0, Eltharo Stratford B.S, and Inglewood 8.20, reaching New Plymouth (via Egmont Road) at 9.lo.—Chas. Dykes, proprietor. Sound sleep, warmth, cosy comfort with a TJdiqu " hot water bottle in year bed. Patent stopper cannot l;afr. OWaiaabl* everywhere.—64.