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Taranaki Daily News, 30 November 1920, Page 8

GREAT NEWS! OP MANCHESTER GOODS, DAMASKS, LADIES' VOILE BLOUSES, MEN'S SUITS, ETC., Commences 30th NOVEMBER THE MELBOURNE. LT Jtetfi ftfi tecome to thia Sale. It'will pay handsomely. Big Savings ob every line advertised* The MELBOURNE, Ltd. INGLEWOOD. HAWERA, STRATFORD. WANGANUI.

Bargains in Footwear * 4 Your Pares will cost yotf more, but your Boots will cost you less, if you buy DOOKRILL'S highgrade FOOTWEAR. ' INSPECTION IN7ITE6. MEN'S STRONG CANVAS SHOES, 7b 6d. MEN'S STRONG WORKING BOOTS 23s Od. LADIES' PATENT COURT SHOES, 265. BOXING BOOTS, 12s 6d. I Sde At<mt« Ntw PlymonHt District foiXJwcket aa4 Jones' "HEALTH. BRAND" FOOTWEAR. POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. DOCKRILL'S Dev«n Street, QUALSTY SHOE HOUSE, J TELEPHONE No. 4 3 3, New Plymouth. £2[o

Some Choice Properties for Sale. KKA ACRES, first-class grazing or ,1 45 ACRES dairy farm, situated in North j situated Taranaki near to sea-coast. Practically | land is all level and of rich quality. Subthr whole of the land is ploughable. i divided into 15 paddocks, all shecD-nroof. thr whole of the land is ploughable. j divided into 15 paddocks, all shecp-proof. «»d, Leppcrton. All level and Splendidly grassed, sheep-proof fencing; iNiee patch of shelter bush, about 5 acres, ploughable; well fenced and watered; 15 good metalled road; handy to chee s e fac- j Well watered by streams and small lake, acres now being ploughed for turnips, tory school telephone and post oriiee |New house bungalow style, 5 rooms, all balance good grass pasture. An ideal flice Home of o room's, hot and cold !conveniences, concrete floor, cowshed with water, bathroom, wash-house, copper and ] machines. Situated close to cheese factory, P e wintering dairy cows Not a tuba; large woolshed, dip and yards, j school, telephone and post office; 42 cows' g"Hy or creek on the place. Watered This property would cut up into three > 1 Jersey bull, 3 good farm horses, cart bv river boundary; level access. The land good dairy farms Must rise in value, and harness, express and harness, im- is of rich quality. Lease Ims IS years Very cheap at £2O per acre; £2OOO cash, ! plements, etc. Will sell •everything as to run at only 20s an acre. An absolute CONFIDENCE RECOM- jeash, balance lons term at 5i ,er cent ,n ~,v r,>„t»l for lx », m tv™,s to balance good graRS pasture. An id place for wintering dairy cows Nol gully or creek on the place. Wate by river boundary; level access. The If is of rich quality. Lease has IS ye to run at only 20s an acre. An absol MEND THIS. rental for IS yeai> I Will take town house in part payment. ' suit purchaser. SOLE AGENT 70 G ° IN( ; «*CER>,. Handy little dairy farm situated near O mata and New Plymouth. Subdivided into 14 paddocks, nearly all sheep -proof, about 35 acres have been plough ed. . One mile to factory. 2 miles to school. Four-roomed house, hot and cold water, cowshed, outbuildings. There are 18' choice dairy cows, 2 farm norses, 7 calves, cart and harness, gig, plough, tyne and ciiain harrows, iac k, tools etc. PRICE, for the lot only, .£35 per acre, terms to suit purchaser. Can recommend this. "REMEMBER THE EARLY BIRD!" .endii.7S.itif P'* tifa .!, kn » wl « l #' of Taranaki Land Values, I am therefore in a position to recomaend ei.enti where best to purchase. T vi'.l show you returns and finance yeu for stock if required. Telephone 575 COMMISSION AGENT op;i Coffee Palace NEW PLYMOUTH.

BUILDERS You desire the materials in the houses you are about to erect to be such as will give best service under all condiPERFECTION WALL BOAED Fire-proof and sound-proof, is better than any other board on the market; for— It is not'affected by any kind of weather. K win 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 pleased to serve you. Sole Tvaaaki Distributor: F. W. S. ELLIS Shaw's Bldgs, New Plymouth. ,1. '■•-,•, 'Phone 822. A? B: W AL ? lE ' /!. ELECTRO-PLATER, ' " UAS removed to 197 ST. AUBYN «2m.fflJw PLYMOUTH.'

Father Xmas Says —" \ Edniond s for the Pudding." The Xmas Pudding will be a huge success if it is mixed with Edmonds "Sure-to-Rise" Baking Powder. Edmond sis the careful cook's favourite, it makes puddings light and delicious. 'Tis the purest and best and contains only first quality ingredients. Edmond s is cheaper than inferior powders, because it goes further. Tell the grocer to make sure and send Edmond s Baking Powder. CHRISTMAS PLUM PUDDING Jib. flour (or H breakfastcups), 2 heaped teaspoons Edmond • linking Powder, 2ozs. bread crumbs, ljlbs. met, 2!bs raisins, lib. currants, lOozi. augur, 2ozs. almond*, lib. mixed candied peel, aalt and spice to taste. Mil ingredients well together and add six eggs well beaten, and throequarters of a pint of milk; divide , into two, and boil 8 hours, or four and boil 6 hours. 1M -. DMGKD .BAKHSKy | ' PQ\vr>Eß-* 1