HOWELL'S Shirts Shirts 'Ote Shfrte are gaining favor every day, and only on account of v! * 4M3r ea*y, good-fitting and generous CUT, combined with their * ~ ,n * r COST. j£mHsu Ygn art well advised to'see our stock before purchasing else- .<>/-' Jfiowell & Howell, •.' '. THR GREAT SUIT HOUSE, NEW PLYMOUTH.
Always Something to Interest You. :. ;\. ■ ' f ,'■ GLOVES AND HOSIERY ' : GLOVES in. Sueljj>md, Cotton, / j .'■ r li[ool and Mixtures, etc., in all.the '/ < most wanted shades. * —, * ■ . /.' * '' ■• in SUk,'Sp and Wool, Cashmere and All- '" . ' fAll shades are represented. ? ' The pricing kof the usual "Ambury" kind—strictly: ■federate W. & A. AMBURY LTD. 1" ' DEVON STREET NiiW PLYMOUTH
I CHEAP FARMS. £'*.uTs^ ; l&imJftw Plymouth Post Office, on good metalled road. Good dwellingcontaining six rooms and outbuildings. Land is of good quality; ajlj with the,exception of a few acres of shelter bush. Subdivided fc ? fiitb six well fenced paddocks, with a good supply of water. This place will fcV-'eapyi twenty cows and do them well. Factory, and school is only about two &.- miles distant from place with a good road to both. This is a good chance £>" , for anyonewho is thinking of taking up fanning, being a nice handy size if for'o£e man and get good returns. PRICE £65 per acre. Only £I2OO g!»||ft"ACRES of good Coast land, all in grass excepts, little shelter bush; I^PT ' >. subdivided into eleven paddocks; aH level to undulating, every foot !;-? ploughable; watered by a good running river. W:ilc arry thirty to thirty and young stock. Situated in a good handy position, being handy school and P.O. store. This little place is in good heart and !* ' cheap at the price asked. The. buildings comprise a dwelling of ' -V:'.«frt T < > nma bathroom and scullery, man's room and wash-house. Cowshed vp-'iltite. \tea bails. PRICE £4O per acre, with £ISOO cash. F 108. |S^' : ' ■"" L: A. NOLAN & CO., %£uj%opusesn*. S. A, DAILEY, LAND REPRESENTATIVE,
CHEAP DAIRY FARMGOING CONCERN. ACBES of rich drained swamp, well consolidated and all well grassed with &e exception of about 8 acres There are' 17 acres of good swedes, ity'of grass and a good stock' of hay. The' front portion of the farm on feh the buildings stand is slightly uadulating and always nice and dry. School rule distant, railway 0 miles, cream cart passes the gate. The buildings Mtt.alt ap-to-date house of 7 living rooms, bathroom, scullery, wash-house , eepper and tubs, hot and cold water, telephone and all possible conveni- -. There" is a tennis lawn in front and the situation is ideal. The cowIs of'« bails with engine room and o-cow milking plant installed (floor conSi),' aotor ghed, trapshed and piggery. The stock at present on property 46 sulking cows, 30 yearlings, 1 horse and 8 pigs; these together with a M ttti and harness, also 1 single buggy and harness as a going concern. PRICE, £sl per acre; CASH, £2500 MDLE farmers: co-op. auctioneering 1 CO., LTD. i (new bindings).
TOT! BEST VALUE SHEEP & CATTLE FARM OFFERING NEARLY £20,000 WORTH OF IMPROVEMENTS. £OOO ACRES FREEHOLD. 5000 ACRES FREEHOLD. £5 5s PER ACRE. '' Piflftfi ACRES; 3750 acres EXCELLENT QUALITY FLAT LAND, bal--«WUU anM gagy 2000 acres in English grasses, about 100 ■ acre? fallow. All ring fenced except 1 mile, and subdivided into 30, paddocks. All the fence* are in the best possible order and quite sheep proof. Watered , by (jalendid streams. BUILDINGS: These are all that could be desired. Eight-roomed residence, bathroom, hot and cold water, wash-house, copper and tubs. Large implement shed, up-to-date woolshed with accommodation f«r 700 steep over night. Machines, buggy shed, two vermin proof seed - _i-j. -1.. „i -»i*„„„ n „t„n ,-<-., 1.1„ l.„„l„ft All Imililintra dtp in pood or- ' *./ der and could not be renewed under £4OOO. This farm has WINTERED - 3800 skeep, 200 head cattle, besides horses. '' PRICE £5 5s PER ACRE,, with £SOOO CASH DOWN, balance can re- . main at 5 per cent, for 5 years. Fullest particulars from the Sole Agents— AYBOUKNE. ROSS & WHYTE. WARD STREET.
TE AROHA: CONCERNSBjA ACRES, suburban dairy farm; freehold; well adapted for cutting up *" into 10-acre sections; firstclasa metal roads to property; all in grass ■ with the exception of 3 acres turnips; well watered: first-class 3-roomed touse, easily added to, with necessary outbuildings; all necessary machin- :"'■' «y; Glaxo depot within a stone's throw (paid 2s 3d per lb butter-fat last I' ieiaon); cream collected; school, P. 0., station, township 2 miles; saleyards 5 miles PRICE £BS per acre as a Going Concern, £ISOO cash. Or would if;■ ill the land alone for £75 per acre and £IOOO cash. GOING CONCERN metades S» cows, 1 bull, 5 heifers, 6 yearlings, 2 horses, and all. the usual sunJries about a farm. Owing to this farm being so well situated, hear to Te Aroha, and suitable for cutting up into sections, it should comy. «und a ready sale. No - 155 - f house and necessary outbuildings, including 6-bail shed with con*et« floor and yards and all necessary machinery, Glaxo factory, school, PA adjoining; township and station 3 miles; PRICE: £67 10s per acre; '|*MH> cash; and for the Going Concern, £77 10s per acre; £ISOO in three months. GOING CONCERN includes 52 cows, bull, horses spring • jeart a&d harness, all furniture, cam. etc. . Glaxo factory has paid, the highV«st Btfae in the district for the past «wo seasons and is likely to pay higher still during the coming season. This, combined with the fact that a con- .' -' irete WW is to be laid shortly, and the farm adjoins all conveniences, of- • ters'aa'exceptional opportunity for those who are desirous of being close to • worthing. The position and conveniences are first class, the price for but- *_•/* ZR, u- tk., M .bMt. and the farm itself shows exceptional carrying T ,OTB No. 430 35. H. DORR & CO., USD AGENTS «, akuha. ■*m Attti**. =t«mt in tii- free TllfpWte'i.s men, of Edinburgh, is famed over the whde Si tfcjT mouth nose and throat world for the quality of its UNIQUE -- ' Tinfection sbetterthan HOT WATER BAGS Obtainable everyA where, See the brand oa the aeclfc J»l
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Taranaki Daily News, 1 September 1920, Page 6
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