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mburys' I JUUYHth. SO TRIMMED HATS, 4* lift, 6« ha, 8a nd, TWEED COSTUMES. I J* 398 6€, »S 63, 635. KAYS' It BLK. WORSTED, I - Job 791. fid, ' FUSS, 3t IK POUND DISCOUNT. GLOVES, Job 11M, it xid pr. CASHMERE hose; BUd* aniTan, o to 3, Job if. Annual Sale. JULY 31st. lADHS WARM COATS, Job from 39a 6d each. LADIES* RAIN COATS, Job ate, ags 64, JOB DRESS GOODS, JOB FROCKS, 129 nd to 30s. is iijd, as ud, 38 fid yd. JOB BLOUSINGS, is, ia ad, is 6d yard. STRIPE FLANNELETTES, Job is 64, is gd, as id. JOB NAPERY, 15 pet cent discount. 100 KAPOC & DOWN QUILTS, Single 25s up; Double 33s to W & A. AM BURY LTD. . - ■, DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH SPECIAL SUITS Alter long' months of waiting we are again in a position to take orders for High. Grade CHART SUITS These Suits are built of the best English and Ooloiiial Tweeds, Serges and Worsteds, and their workmanship i 3 unexcelled. OOME and SEE our SAMPLES. & Howell, SUIT SPECIALISTS, NEW PLYMOUTH. <3SgAP DAIRY FAKM. -.... f -'GOING CONCERN. the exceWtop'' bf "about 8 acres There are 17 acres of good swedes, of grass'and'a good stock of hay. The front portion of the farm on Which the building stand is slightly nadulating and always nice and dry. School hi tnile dlstantj" fait way 6 miles, cm m cart passes the gate. The buildings centyrise an up-to-datenhouse of 7 living rooms, bathroom, scullery, wash-house with copper and into,-hot and cold water, telephone and &H possible conveniStti. There is a> tennis lawn in front and the situation is ideal. The cow* edii ot' 6 bails Wthiengine room and .i -cow milking plant installed (floor concreted), motor shedj. : trapshed and piggery. The stock-at present on property are 18 milking cows,i36 yearlings, 1 horse and 8 pigs; these together with a iprtpg cWt and harness;'also 1 single baggy and harness as a going concern.

: ;.,,PiUCE, £sl .per acre; CASE, £2500 OTE FAIaURS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING VICTORIA STREET 00., LTD. (new bindings). GET READY—SEASON OPENING. .•. - -,.- .. Make art Earl; Inspecti on of these Choice DAIRY FARMSIflft ACRES, "only 4 miles from HAMILTON, flat and undulating} all in grass, fenced and subdivided into 6 paddocks. GogA 8-roomed house with modem conveniences, and all necessary outbuildings. PRICE £6B per acre. .... No. 342. , |M ACRES, Freehold (close to. the GLAXO FACTORY), all improved, fenced, well-watered by permanent stream. Great prospective value. PRICE £|ft per acre. Only £750 cash down. No. 424. < Q£ ACRES, in tie famous Kaipaki District, all rich flat land, well grassed, watered by mill. Fenced and subdivided into paddocks. Six-roomed bouse- and ©utbufldtogs, with milking machines. Now carrying 46 cows, 1 bull, 3 horses and 45 sheep. Close to factory. PRICE £9O per acre. No. 331 -A- L™ L vOTP GOING, CONCERN. 185 ACRES ' Freehold, all in grasß, well fenced, 10 subdivisions, watered '■ ■-, , oy river and springs; handy to factory; 4-roomed house, 8-bail cowshed concreted, 4-cow milking plant, separator, engine and separator room, Price £56 10s per acre, including the following stock: 62 cows, 4 heifers, 1 trail, horses, 1 si. plough, harrows, disc, drill, cream cans (4), milking machines, separator, tip dray, 2 tons lime, 2 stacks clover and ordinary hay, pigs, and numerous sundries. No 421. house, outbuildings, milking plant, etc. This property is offered as • a going concern, .with the following stock: 37 cows, 2 horses, 1 waggon, 1 mower, hay rake, harrows, gig and harness, cans, ploughs, milking maohftetY and sundries. Price £65 per acre. No. 325. LAYBOURNE- ROSS & WHYTE. 3 HI. \ HAMILTON. WARD STREET. PHON IE AROHA SUBDIVISION. 3 o DAIRY FARMS $ ON LOW DEPOSITS. 7'miles, saleyards 11 miles; first-class 7-roomed house with all convenience*, numerous other buildings including an 8-bail concreted shed and yards, 4cow plant and concreted piggeries; 5 paddocks, splendidly watered, all in grass, freehold. JRICE, £64 per acre; CASH, £750, balance arranged. RIGHT FOR 35 COWS STRAIGHT AWAY. - A FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM. No. 439,

ACRES, freehold, 120 acres in grass, 6 paddocks; new house of 4 roomß, -j: with scullery, well fitted up; cowshed of 5 hails, cart and manure shed; •ehjtoVPO. | mile, station and township 7 miles, saleyards 11 miles. PRICE, £2B per acre; CASH, £750, balance arranged. PART OF THE ABOVE SECTION, SAME CLASS OP COUNTRY. GOOD TERMS CAN BE GIVEN to a GOOD MAN. No. 458. Our client is anxious to sell, and as the carrying capacity of these sections will stand the fullest investigation, we can strongly recommend either of tho •bote to any intending purchaser who wishes to make a good living straight away. Th» position, conveniences and toe buildings are all good, and purchasers who inspect will find that they are REALLY GOO D BUYING. H; H.< DORR & CO;, LAND AGENTS , TE AROHA. FARMERS! FARM ER3! FARMERS! Wafkato, or.North Auckland, will do well to communicate with us first— We hare the most complete list of properties to choose from. Branches at TE AROHA, HAMILTON, HELENSVILLE, DARGAVILLE. Agents throughout New Zealand. THE NATIONAL CO-OP. REALTY CO. OF N.Z. HEAD OFFICE: SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDINGS, LTD., VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND. BAG WASH. fpHE System that wipes out the Home Get all particulars from Washing Day. THE FAMILY WASH FOR at 60. W. H. JAMES, * BU) J&R AND CONTRACTOR, OPUNAKE. k't. '• given for all doi of building work in town or country. Dairy Factor;- work •> specialty.

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Taranaki Daily News, 5 August 1920, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 5 August 1920, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 5 August 1920, Page 9

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