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Taranaki Daily News, 18 June 1920, Page 6

WINTER COSTUMES. Thaw mt models are certainly worthy of the attention ofemy woqan who takes a pride in her dress. They an earned out in Seasonable Fabrics. ' . ladies' Tweed Flannel Costumes, from £6 6s. Maids' Costumes, from £4 15s, Ladfe*" Costumes, good navy, indigo dye, from -£9 153. And each one faithfully expresses the latest style teadfßpU*. The prices are quite in accordance with our usual good values. Why not COME AND SEE THEM! W. & A. AMBURY LD. * DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH 9 BE HEALTHY- < lad to J» healthy you mast see to it that fan SLEEP WELL jrell yoa unit be «ure tlurt your Pyjamas , fitting and comfortable. • OUR PYJAMAS ARE THE BEST. - - 'JoA ensure comfort and sound' sleep PRIDES FROM 19s 6d to 30s. ' Oreat range to select from. wind<fak) Howell & Howell, /HUNTS' OUTFITTERS NEW PLYMOUTH. .'A VQDKL D 4187 FARM. RICH DRAINED SWAMP. ACRES, freehold, the Model Farm of the district and, without exaggeration, {he equal of anything in New Zealand. All level, rich, drained '•Wuofe with the exception of a portion in cultivation, the whole is in 'VplpM'gmaes «ad in great heart. The property wintered last year 180 head <€ etttlA and 800 sheep and is used for dairying, fattening, and cropping, principally fattening. : A small herd of 30 cows only are milked, but tfese wera earr wl tolefy all the season on two paddocks of ryegrass and clover, comprising Stt acret, and these two paddocks at the moment are in beautiful condition. Okaff hag been grown this season averaging over 3V4 tons and weighing out at SI Mcksto the ton. There is a beautifully situated homestead of 7 rooms, cow„•ktf, a luge barn and stable. A private metalled road runs right through the ftrin, which is situated handy to factory on an asphalt road within 4 miles of a large northern town. Fences are of the very best, English wire only being lAed. On a conservative estimate this farm will easily milk 150 cows. Our agent tSMUM/ui, from a personal knowledge of the farm, that iy> man could be disftppeiatod., There is nothing in the way of improvements left to be done; there J* nofea noxious weed on the place, and a dairying proposition of quality the boMs ideal, add Indications are that this property will be £IOO per acre within ft.fai; months. . PRICE £7O per acre. DEPOSIT, £6OOO. •CHE FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING Victoria street CO., ltd/ (new biddings). HAMILTON.

A FEW OF 01/R URGE LIST OF DAIRY FARMS. LETTERS REPRESENTING DISTRICTS. &P- IHauraki Plains), L.T.V. (Lower Thames Valley), TE A. (Te Aroha)'. v A. NO. 9.—86 acres, all in grass, good buildings, on good road. Tip-top place. £BO perfcre; £IBOO cash. tE A. NO." 128.—86 acres, close to GrL&XO FACTORY, 5-roomed Louse, cowshed, - ate. Wfll carry 45 cows and do them weP PRICE, £BS per acre; £IOOO cash. TE A, SO. 17.—-500 acres drained swamp, good portion in good grass, only a few ibUm from TE AROHA, good building*. £65 per acre; £4OOO cash. | • A N0^29.—73 acres, all in grass, good buildings. Carrying 30 cows, 3 horses, | ; of young stock. On goel metalled road. Handy to everything. I r PRICE, £76 per acre; £ISOO cash. I . &P» NO. 72.—90 acres, good buildings. At present carrying 80 dairy cowb and a I number of dry stock. PRICE, £IOO per acre. f &T.V. NO. 103.—72 acres, all in grass, 0-roomed house, cowshed, etc. At present ; frying 40 dairy c®wa, 37 head young stock, and 4 horses. Handy to everyth&g. £93 per acre; £I2OO cash. f . THAMES VALLEY REALTY COY.£AKBOA. 'Phone 129, Box 40. . Telegraphic Address, REALIZE PAEROA. s DON'T MISS THIS GOLDEN <\. OPPORTUNITY: : t'i. - * l l " 1 t '' * p 'llß AORES ' LEVEL ; WELL SUBDIVIDED; CLOSE TO FACTORY, SCHOOL AND TOWNSHIP. THE CHOICEST f ■ 1 P l ' ' LAND ON THE PLAINS, BEAUTI FUL UP-TO-DATE HOMB §*• ' % DONT MISS THIS. COME AKDINSPECT SAME. U __ PRICE £:is PES ACRE. P B; J: TIDDY & CO; 1 • BOX* BEGENT STREET, HAWERA. PHONES: 354, frftaW 325, w' . - - ■; _ ' . splendid fattening, dairying oe stud farm i ' FOB EXCHANGE.

f - ACREB, FREEHOLD, only two hours' drive from Auckland by a good | " metalled rood; all in English fenced and subdivided into 18 £*■ ; - 4 paddocks, fences in good order; watered by permanent streams. BUILDINGS: 5-roomed house, bathroom, wash-house, copper and tubs; - 4-bail &taMe, trapshVd, barn, hayloft and implement shad. Fifteen miles IV •• ' from Papakura railway station by a good metalled rOftd. This farm is i '' t now carrying 40 milking cows, 10 horses, 100 sheep, 1 .bull, and 20 yearling*. PRICE, £76 per acre, equity £10,644. Owner will take from 70 to 100 fc ; •>, aero in the Waikato. No. 404. [, KXCEPXIONALL Y CHEAP FARM. at 7 ACRES, FREEHOLD; nearly all in grass, flat to undulating, mostly § . & fenced and subdivided; comfortable house of 4 rooms, cowshed with cons' >. J, crete floor; wily J miles from Hamilton. One could milk from 60 to 70 t cows on this farm. It is the cheapest property anywhere around L * Hamilton. PRICE, £95 per awe, and on exceptionally easy terms. Owner leaving the district and wiH consider any reasonable offer. No. 400. FIRST-CUSS SHEEP FARM. THE PICKOF HAWKE'S BAY. ACRBS, FREEHOLD; 2057 acres in grass and 146 acres in crop, 100 acre* flat,'balance undulating, 1600 acres ploughable and 1000 acres have been ploughed; well fenced and snbdivded into Ift sheep-proof .paddocks; abundant water supply; 6-roomed residence, 10-stalla table, tTapshed, barn, wool shed (shearing machines and concrete dip). This Li. property wintered last year 4200 big sheep, and 150 head cattle. Thif- " V teen siUes from the railway by a good motor road. '\4. ■ PRICE, £l4 per acre, with £BOOO cash deposit. No. 401. . t ..LAYBOURNE ROSS & WHYTE. jutafttm . mmuiw. *