Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 4 January 1921, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 34 ACRES X A MODEL DAIRY FARM/ -1 WINTERS 25 COWS. • UP-TO-DATE .MODERN .BUILDINGS. NOVEMBER CHEQUB £BO FROM 17 COWS. 4/XWIXG r the owner of this farm having met with an accident, he is compelled to sell, and if the herd of cows is taken over, he will give immediate possession. The land is dead level, absolutely urToken with creeks, no waste, no stumps, live fences, 10 paddocks, watered by windmill. No noxious weeds. Will .winter 25 cows and do them well. Returns are exceptional with a 4.8 test. First-class dwelling of 5 living rooms, hot and cold water, bathroom, washhouse, concreted cowshed, motor shed, etc. Only quarter-mile froxn factory, railway station and pc office; little over "a mile from school. Telephone connected. Everything in perfect order. You can pick 18 cows, including' 6 pedigree Jerseys out of the herd at £35. Immediate possession, or as may otherwise be arranged. Price £l6O per acre, with £l5OO good terms for balance. Will consider house as part payment. Please telephone A. Bosley, No. 213, for an appointment to inspect. W. H. & -A. M r GARRY, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. ~ ELTHAM, TARANAKI. ARTHUR BOSLEY, ’Phone 213, Eltham. Land Salesman. FARM PROPERTIES FOR SALE ACRES, subdivided into 8 paddocks, all in grass, flat and undulating, all ploughable, I’ve and wire fences, well watered, freehold title; metal roads, carrying 19 cows and 17 other stock; 6-bail cowshed, implement and motor shed; house 4 rooms Price. £57 10s per acre; cash, £lOOO, balance by arrangement. Situated quite close to j Inglewood. 106/14 ACRES, subdivided into 4 paddocks, i** nil flat and ploughable; borough ' water supply; live and wire fences;, tarred roads, electrie ’bus service: carryii'.E 5 cows;'cowshed and other building-: large house !) rooms, with every convenience, gas laid on. Price, ”13C'); easj terms. Situated at Westown. 106/1.3 G. H. BUCKE RIDGE SOLE AGENT. ’PHONES 524 & 350. HA WEP. A. 83 & 62, ELTHAM

MOTOR CYCLES. I3J 1.. p. “Triumph,” free engine .. £35 1 3(Z. h.p. “Bradbury.” free engine £35 1 21 h.p. “Connaught” £3O 1 34 h.p. “8.5. A. £3O 1 34 h.p. “James” twin, 3-speed countershaft £‘s 1 34 h.p. “Rudge-Multi,” nearly new £B5 1 3J h.p. “Arno,” 3-speed and clutch £47 10s 1 3J h.p. “New Hudson,” 3-specd and clutch £•>•) 1 4i h.p. “8.5. A. chain cum belt perfect £so 1 2J h.p. “New Imperial,” 2-tcpeed ’£so 1 7-9 h.p “Indian,” and side-car, 1917 model £l2O 1 6 h.p. “Boval Enfield”'combination £135 1 7-9-h o 1919 “Indian,” 9 months’ , use £HO AT THE ELTHAM MOTOR CYCLE REPAIR DEPOT. Next Bank New South Wales. 'Phone 164 J. H. BODLE, Eltham.

THE BOY IS ENTITLED TO LIGHT SUMMER WEAR just as much 5 1 as the elder members of the family. Well! bring him 1 along here. We n wM ra U have the right J I TUgA things for him. or toys’ aummer wea ? we ave a ver X In/r sensible line of COTTON & SILK SUITS In “Varsity’ and Jersey Styles. Although these are light, cool and comfortable, they possess the right degree of durability so necessary in boys’ clothes. PRICES—9/11, 10/6, Tl/6, 12/6 4 13/6, 14/6, 10/0. MOTHERS! CALL & SEE THESE TO-DAY! X J. J. LOMAS. The “KASH,” I THE BEST VALUE STORE IN TARANAKI. Devon St. .. NEW PLYMOUTH. Chairs in shadow tissue; Morris and Seagrass Chairs also. Try Martin and Co. for value. Express Co.'. ißulLUau. - '' * - Mr