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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1920, Page 6

WINTER COSTUMES. • These new models are certainly worthy of the attention of every, woman who takes a pride in her dress. They •are carried out in Seasonable Fabrics. ■fiT" '" ' ;■' - Ladies' Tweed Flannel Costumes,, from £6 6s. j-.*. Maids' Costumes, from (£4 15a. ;**%»' Costumes, good navy, indigo ' V£. ■!• $ dye, from £9158. »£*£'•s - ' - %ld eaoh one faithfully expresses the latest style tenThe prices are quite in accordance with on: fel'good values. Why not f '%t COME AND SEE THEM? W. & A. AMBURY LD. DEVON'STMET NEW PLYMOUTH BE HEALTHY* •■ ■ ,i And to be healthy you must see to it that you SLEEP WELL iii.t9llnp well you must be sure that your Pyjamas are gog& fitting and comfortable. OUR PYJAMAS ARE THE BEST And ensure, comfort and sound sleep. '' . \ \ , ; • , PRICES PROM 19s 6d to 30s. 'l~ ■■ Great range to select from. See our windows. Howell & Howell, * RENTS' OUTFITTERS ...-.».,»tv5.-*.... NEW PLYMOUTH,

A MODE. DAIRY FARM. RICH DRAINED SWAMP. ACMKfrethoM, the Model Farm* of 'tie district and, without exaggeratton, the equal of anything in 3«ew Zealand. All level, rich, drained •wanp, and, witii the exception of a portion in cultivation, the whole is in English grasses and in great heart. The property wintered last year 180 head of e*ttleandßoo sheep and is used for dairying, fattening, and cropping, principiMyfattenrng. A small herd of 30 cows only are milked, but these were (■Tried solely all the season on two paddocks of ryegrass and clover, comprising SOtacres,and these two paddocks at the moment are in beautiful condition. ChfS has Wen grown -this season averaging over 3"/ 2 tons and weighing out m 8t sicks to the ton. There is a beautifully situated homestead of 7 rooms, cow•hed, a large barn and stable. A private metalled road runs right through the tltto* which is situated handy to factory on an asphalt road within 4 miles of ft large northern town. Fences are of the very, best, English wire only being used. <lb a conservative estimate this farm w'H easily milk 150 cows. Our agent assures us, from a personal knowledge of the farm, that no man could be disappointed. There is nothing in the way of improvements left to be done; there is' not a noxious weeli on the place, and as a dairying proposition of quality the farm is ideal, and indications are that this property will be £IOO per acre within ft few months,

PRICE- £7O per acre. DEPOSIT, £6OOO. fHE FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING VICTORS* STREET CO., LTD. (new buidings). A FEW OF OUR LARGE LIST OF DAIRY FARMS. LETTERS REPRESENTING DISTRICTS. - „RP. (Hauraki Plains), L.T.V. (Lower Thames Valley), TE A. (Te Aroha). TK X. NO. 9.-65 acres, all in grass, goad buildings, on good road. Tip-top place. PRICE, £BO per acre; £ISOO cash. TB A, NO. 128.—93 acres, close to GLAXO FACTORY, 5-roomed house, cowshed, elc Will carry 45 cows and do them wel' PRICE, £OS per acre; £IOOO cash. T£- A. NO. IT.—SOO acres drained swamp, good portion in good grass, only a 4 fe\v idles from TE AROHA, good building*. £65 per acre; £4OOO cash. TE A. NO. 29.—73, acres,, all in grass, good buildings. Carrying 30 cows, 3 horses, 1 I$!L 4'head of young stock. On good metalled road. Handy to everything. PRICE, £75 per acre; £ISOO cash. H& NO. 72.—90 acres, gpod buildings. At present carrying 60 dairy cows and a naper of dry stock. PRICE, £IOO per acre. L.T.V. NO. 103.— 72 acres, all in grass, 8-roomed house, cowshed, etc. At present carrying 40 dairy cows, 37 head young stock, and 4 horses. Handy to everything. £93 per acre; £I2OO cash. \ THAMES VALLEY REALTY COY: ; PAEROA. * 'Phone 129, Box 45. Telegraphic Address, REALIZE PAEROA. DON'T MISS THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. Jl Q ACRES, ALL LEVEL; WELL SUBDIVIDED; CLOSE TO ' FACTORY, SCHOOL AND TOWNSHIP. THE CHOICEST \ LAND ON THE PLAINS. BEAUTIFUL UP-TO-DATE HOM* DON'T MISS THIS. COME AND DTSPECT SAME PRICE £lls PES ACRE. / X R: J: TIDDY & CO<« fiOJCI BEGENT STREET, HAWERA. 'PHONES: 354, Private 323. SPLENDID FATTENING, DAIRYING OR STUD FARM FOR EXCHANGE. metalled road;' all in English grasses; fenced and subdivided into it* ' " Tcs, fences in good order; watered by permanent streams. MQB: 5-roomed house, bathroom, wash-house, copper and tubs; 4-b»il Stable, trapshed, barn, hayloft and implement shed. Fifteen miles from Papaknra railway station by a good metalled road. This farm is .now carrying 40 milking cows, 10 horses, 100 sheep, 1 bull, and 20 yearPRICE, £75 per acre, equity £10,544. Owner will take from 70 to 100 acres in the Waikato. " No - m '

EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP FARM. ACRES, FREEHOLDf nearly all in grass, flat to undulating, mostly • fenced and subdivided; comforfable house of 4 rooms, cowshed with concrete floor; only 7 miles- from Hamilton. One could milk from 60 to 70 cows on this farm. It is the cheapest property anywhere around Hamilton. PRICE, £35 per acre, and on exceptionally easy terms. Owner leaving .the district and wiH consider any reasonable offer. No. 408. FIRST-CLASS SHEEP FARM. THE PICK OF HAWKE'S BAY. «A ACRES, FREEHOLD; 2057 a-;res in grass and 146 acres in crop, 100 ■" acres flat, balance undulating, lfiOO acres ploughable and 1000 acres have been ploughed; well fenced and subdivded into 19 sheep-proof • oadd'neks; abundant water supply; 8-roomed residence, 10-stalls table, irapshed, barn, wonlshed (shearing machines and concrete dip), llus jroperty wintered last year +2OO big sheep, and 150 head cattle. Thirteen miles from the railway by a good motor road. PRICE, £l4 per acre, with £BOOO cash deposit. No. 401. '.-... LAYBOtTRNE- ROSS & WHYTE. ; v /AHP STREET HAMILTON,