WINTER COSTUMES. The** new. models are certainly worthy of the attention of every woman who takes a pride in her dress. They are carried out injgeasonable Fabrics. Ml ltdies' Tweed Flannel Costumes, from £-6 fe. Haide'Coetumes, from '. £ 4 ISS . •••dies' Costumes, good hayy, indigo .; , dye, from •. • £ 9 , si . And each one faithfully expresses the latest style tendaneies. The price* are quite in accordance with our' pnutl good values. Why not QOME AND SEE THEM J W. & A. AMBURY LD DEVON STfiEET NEW PLYMOUTH
SUIt '** OVERCOAT BARGAINS IfcfrtHejire to obtain the greatest %LUE IN SUITS & OVERCOATS, y«*«*Wafl advised to catt and inspect our atoeks. SUITS, from £5 10s to £9 15s. OVERCOATS, from £3l7s 6d to £tllos. Howell & Howell, cuHCHnra sfofatiavs, new Plymouth.
, WOL DAIRY FABM., WOH DRAINED SWAMP. the Model FJ7rf the district and without> «WJ £»£ tart. The property wintered hut year 180 tod r-SBLSRU sheep & is used for dairying, *£ , and clover, comprising •erWana those two paddock* at the moment are in beautiful «° n J" io »- *e« grown tMTseason averaging over 3% tons and weighing- out « f&faV&L. .There is a heWif *£ 7Mtntti\i us, from a personal knowledge o> ImsST* bomobs weed on the place, and as a dairying proposition of quality the ire that this property will he £IOO per acre within »fow months PRICE £7O per acre. DEPOSIT, £6OOO. STHE FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING VICTOBIA. STREET CO., LTD. (new buidings). A FEW OF OUR LARGE LIST OF DAIRY FARMS. ' ., -LETTERS REPRESENTING DISTRICTS. (Hauraki Plains), L.T.V. (Lower Thames Valley), TE A. (Te Aroha). k. NO. acres, all in grass, good buildings, on good road. Tip-top place. '{PRICE, £BO per acre; £ISOO cash. 'TB A, NO. 128.—95 acres, close to GLAXO FACTORY, 5-roomed house, cowshed, Will carry 45 cows and do them wel' ■ PRICE, £65 per acre; £IOOO cash. -j&E A. NO. 17.—500 acres drained (wamp, good portion in good grass, only a few ]*JV *wm TE AROHA, good buildings. £65 per acre; £4OOO cash. / %TO A. NO. 29.-73 acres, all in grass, good buildings. Carrying 30 cows, 3 horses, il lull, 4 head of young stosk. On gouj metalled road. Handy to everything. £PRK!E, £75 per acre; £I6OO cash. • v IpjLP. NO. 72.—90 acres, good buildings. At present carrying .60 dairy cows and a ftfumbet of dry stock. PRICE, £IOO per acre. li.t.V. NO. 103.—72 acres, all in grass, 0-roomed house, cowshed,,etc. At present ferrying 40 dairy cowb, 37 head young stock, and 4 horses. Handy to everyItbug. £93 per acre; £I2OO cash. I THAMES VALLEY REALTY COY. I BABROA 'Phone 129, Box 45. I ' ' Telegraphic Address, REALIZE PAEROA.
tPXJBMDXD FATTENING, D AIBYING OB STUD FARM FOR EXCHANGE. ■ • . 'r- * lii* ACRES, FREEHOLD, only two hours* drive from Aucklanu by a good ;*VX- roa d ; a ii ii, English passes; fenced and subdivided into .16 paddocks, fences in good order; watered by permanent streams. I- - BUILDINGS: 6-roomed house, bathroom, vash-house, copper and tubs; 4-bail stable, trapshed, barn, hayloft and implement shed. Fifteen miles from Papakura railway station by a good metalled road. This farm is now carrying 40 milking cows, 10 horses, 100 sheep, 1 bull, and 20 yeaiPRICE» £75 per acre, equity £10,644. Owner will take from 70 to 100 acres to the Waikato. No. 404. EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP FASH. ' fenced and subdivided; comfortable house of 4 rooms, cowshed with cou- • crete floor; only 7 miles from Hamilton. One could milk from 80 to 70 cows on this farm. It is the cheapest property anywhere arounff .Stanton. PRICE, £35 per acre, and on exceptionally easy terms. Owner leaving • the district and wiH consider any reasonable offer. No. 406, FIRST-CLASS SHEEP FARM. '.',. [l'\ THE PICK OF HAWKE'S BAT. seres flat, balance undulating, 1600 acres ploughable and 1000 acres iave been ploughed; well fenced and subdivded into 10 sheep-proof paddocks; abundant water supply; '6-roomed residence, 10-stalls table, trapshed, barn; woolshed (shearing machines and concrete dip). This property wintered last year 4200 big sheep, and 150 head cattle. Thic- ' 'f f ■ : teen mile* from the railway by a good motor road. ' PRICE, £l4 per acre, with £ 8000 cash deposit. No. 401. LAYBOURNE. ROSS & WHYTE: WARD STREET A REAL SNIP. MATAPU DISTRICT, GOING CONCERN. crops; first-class herd of cows; machines installed, and good imUeoents. " J SEE US AT ONCE. •'" '■ MANGATOKI DISTRICT. to school and factory; splendid line of .'« With farm.' -% .- £95 per acre. <,- Cptte and inspcet same and com pare terms with anything on the , market R? J: TIDDY & CO." '% *> #WSNT STREET, HAWERA. "PHONES i BM. PrftftU 3«k
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Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1920, Page 9
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