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Taranaki Daily News, 10 November 1920, Page 8

New Yoile / Blouses LOVELY IRISH HAND-EMBROIDERED GOOD? JUST ARRIVED FROMf A LEADING' BELFAST MANUFACTURER, MIDDLEMEN'S PROFITS-ELIMINATED'. PRICES ARE THEREFORE EXTREMELY MODERATE. 10/6 TO 39/6 The Melbourne New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford, Eltham, Hawera, Wanganui. :E3OE=3SOE=3 Bargains in Footwear •* Your Fares will cost you more, but your Boots will cost you less, if you buy DOCKRILL'S highgrade FOOTWEAR. INSPECTION INVITED. MEN'S STRONG CANVAS SHOES, 73 6d. MEN'S STRONG WORKING BOOTS, 23s Od. LADIES' PATENT COURT SHOES, 255. BOXING BOOTS, 123 Gd. v S»le Agents New Plymouth District for Crocket and Jonei' " H-EALTE BRAND " FOOTWEAR. POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. DOCKRILL'S, Divon Street, QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, TELEPHONE No. 4 3 3, New Plymouth. [Ol

Some Choice Properties for Sale. 550 ACRES, firat-class grazing or dairy farm, situated in North Taranaki near to sea-coast. Practically the whole of the land is ploughable. Splendidly grassed, sheep-proof fencing; good metalled road; handy to cheese factory, school, telephone aind post office. ACRES, choice little farm on main road, Lepperton. All level and ploughable; well fenced and watered; 1;j acres now being ploughed for turnips, balance good grass pasture. An ideal place for wintering dairy cows Not a gully or creek 011 the place. Watered by river boundary; level access. The land is of rich quality. Lease has IS years to run at only 20s an acre. All absolute gift at £IO3O. Terms to suit purchaser. SOLE AGENT. "63 —Very choice little fiairy Farm, situated at Bell Block. All level and well subdivided. Nice new dwelling house of a rooni3, hot and cold water, wash-house, copper and tubs Milking machines, concrete floor, cowNice home of 5 rooms, "hot and cold j shed. The land is of rich quality, and water, bathroom, wash-house, copper and j with top-dressing would carry 30 cows, tuba; large woolshed, dip and yards. j Will sell everything as a going concern, This property wouM cut up into three j including 25 choice dairy cows in full ( good dairy farms. Must rise in value, j profit, hull, cart and harness, cans, imvery cheap at £2O-per acre; £2OOO cash, ; plements. etc. Pri>e for the lot £BS per balance about 7 yfcars at 5A per cent, [acre; £IOOO cash. Will take house in CAN WITH CONFIDENCE RECOM- | Stratford or New Plymouth as part MEND THIS. j payment. A Gre:,t Chance. 114 gplendid Freehold Dairy Farm subdivided into 12 well fenced paddocks, all good metalled road )( , sheep-proof fencing, 2 miles to school and cheese factory;' would carry 40 cows/ good dwelling house of 6 rooms, conveniences, cowshed, implement shed, orchard, 3 miles to township and railway station. WILL SELL AS GOING CONCERN. ■ Y el y cheap at £36 PER ACRE; £IOOO CASH. Will take house as part payment. "REMEMBER THE EARLY BIRD!" Notej—Having had 25 years' practical knowledge of Taranaki Land Values, I am therefore in a position to recornBtsiofieotf where best to purchase. I mil show veu returns and finance you far stook if required. E. JACKSON, Telephone 675. COMMISSION AGENT op?. Coffee Palaca NEW PLYMOUTH. Box 39

SHIRLEY'S AUSTRALIAN SUPERPHOSPHATE 36/38 PER CENT. Farmers who desire to secure this ) fine, dry, free-running SUPER- j PHOSPHATE of fresh manufae- j ture, bagged in new eornsacks. net j weights, can obtain supplies from I shipments arriving every week at j the principal Main Ports. ! A HANDY FARM. •> "I Ofl ACRES. Freehold, situated close j to leading town. Factory only 5 chains distant, school 20 chains. Post I office on property. Dwelling house of 0 | rooms. S-bail cowshed, concreted: 170 I acres in grass, 1J acres of shelter bush, j Well watered by running streams and 1 subdivided into 12 sheep proof paddocks j Wintered 110 cows, 55 breeding ewes, 20 , weaners, and 0 horse*. Four-cow itidd J plant. 21 h.p. Lister engine, and newly installed Separator goes with the property. Immediate possession. PRTCE £55 per acre. Only £SOO cash required from good man. Prices and full particulars can be obtained from ALL FERTILISER MERCHANTS CATHIE, DEMPSTER & CO., Wellington, New Zealand Agents. OLIVER & ALLANSON, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. CLOTON ROAD, .STRATFORD. £«ASTINGS of any description and any metal made at shortest notice. I Expert pattern makers, undertaken. Trade work GOING CONCERNS. ! WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. | Qrt ACRES. Freehold, situated 3 miles , from railway station. Factory ' A well sheltered and eom- '■ pact property. About 30 acres of well- ; drained swamp. Carries 30 cows and : docs them well. Thoroughly up-to-date j dwelling house of 7 rw>i-i< with hot and cold water, and in good order. Ciood cowshed with large hay shed, separator room, ; 4-cow plant with Lister engine. No j weeds. This is an attractive property, | and would cut up into two handy farms. | PRICE, as going concern, £95 per acre; ' £llOO cash required. ' 159 ACRES, Freehold, 141 acres in ' grass, balance bush. All plougit- | able. Wintered 45 cows. Stock at present on property consists of ,'!8 dairy Jersey cross, all young), 2 draught W. H. JAMEL. BCi AR AND CONTRACTOR, ".. OPtNAEE. pSTIMAI. : given for all descriptions' of buii4toe work in town ov country. horses, 18 calves, (! pigs, 10 sheep, 4-cow plant, concrete cowshed. Dwcl'ing house of 5 rooms, pantry, etc: It miles to factory, school and post office. Subdivided into 12 paddocks and well watered by streams. PRICE as a Going Concern ,£35 per acre; £I2OO cash required. For fullest particulars apply— NEWTON KING, LTD., LAND DEPARTMENT, P.O. Box 39, INGLE WOOD, 'Phone 6.'

BUILDERS You desire the materials in i the houses you are about to erect to be such as will give beit service under all conditions. PERFECTION WALL BOARD Fire-proof and sound-proof, is better than any other board on the market, for— It is not affected by any kind of weather. ' It will not WARP, EXPAND, or SHRINK. It is tough and non flexible, and will not BUCKLE or PUCKER. Call and inspect the Board, or write for further particulars. We are pleaded to serve you. Sole Taranaki Distributor: F. W. S. ELLIS Shaw's New Plymouth. •Phone 822. Daily News' car leaves Publishing □flice, "CUrrie Street, each morning at 1.-20 o'clock for Hawera, returning from fiiwera (L. 0. Hooker's) at 7.0, Elt.iarn Stratford 8.5, and Inglewood 8.-0, rtaehing New Plymouth (via £2®°°* |oa<U-*i UQirrGb**- JtokMOiWfflSJ* 01 '