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Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1921, Page 8

SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS CONTINUE TO ATTRACT CROWDS OF SHOPPERS AT THE MELBOURNE’S Great Mid-Winter Sale SHEETINGS TOWELS DAMASKS CALICOES FOKFAB.S DOWLAS BRACES CORSETS HANDKERCHIEFS SUITS TROUSERS TWEED OVERCOATS r RAINCOATS HOSIERY RUGS, Etc. ’ Hany at. Half Price and Less, Are you’ getting your share ? The MELBOURNE Ltd. w B BT* — # —mai==iois. ■ Bargains! Bargains! GENTS 1 STRONG WORKING BOOTS, AOtGENTS’ BOOTS, Black or Tan, 9 and 10, J ‘ 30s. NOW 19/8 1 I LADIES' TAN SHOES, Strap or Court, {ADIES’ BLACK GLACE DERBY SHOES, worth 30s to 355. / \ gfcggfj& k NOW 22/6, 27/6, 28/6. Z ''JT AND NUMEROUS OTHER SNIPS. i I Just to Hand—Crockett & Jones’ English Boots; also large assortment of English Slippers. INSPECTION INVITED. Sole Agtata New Plymouth Distant £er Grocfcet and Jones’ “ HEALTH. BRAND ” FOOTWEAR. d I QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, » U JLXW VrklXllwiLj Oj. TELEPHONE No. 43 3, j, rk Devon Shoot New Plymouth,

Some Choice Properties for Sale. 7ft ACRES, verv choice and highly im- 131 ACRES.-A well-improved Dairy . ACRES, choice da’ . farm; 60 ‘ ° proved Dairy Farm, situated’near Farm on good metalled road aercS have been ploughed and Bell Block. Land’is of exceptional qual-“ eart ° s^ c .°“ t ’ omata , I f,;S';P ortl “ n re-grassed Sub-dinded nto 12 wellity. Splendidly fenced, subdivided into beer, ploughed and renewed Well fenced; , fenced paddocks; good dwelling house of 16 paddocks; swing gales, totara posts. , to s = h ° ol an * „ factor - vi 13 »™»s; cowshed with concrete floor, water laid on to all paddocks; 6-roomed I good house of 9 rooms, cow will carry 4 () cows. Handy to school, dwelling-house. Up-to-date concrete T “11 necessary outbuildings. A factory> a n<l railway station on good floor cowshed with machines, and eon- 'Veil sheltered farm. Would suit man mPtalled road . J hls ls a well-sheltered Crete yards. Implement shed barn, pig-, wuh famfly. Stock grade Jersey cows farm> and well situated. Very Cheap at styes and runs. Half-mile from factory I be takcn £47 P VT • £8 “» and railway station, 1 mile from school. f3B P er *BOO ca.h. Will consider ,JJ ACRES, sltua ted 4 miles from New Good metalled road. Now carrying 35 “change for smaller farm. Splendid Plymouth . j mll e to Bell Block Grade Jersey cows, 2 horses, 1 bull. Re- value ‘ .factory, quarter-mile to school Land turns are available. One of the best is all level and well improved; 4o acres farms in Taranaki. PRICE £ll5 PER _ 4Ypr _ n Mnxrpv „ been ploughed and renewed. SixACRE; £l2OO CASH balance 7 years at CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. roomed dwelnng-house, cowshed and all 6 ne r cent ’ ' 'i necessary outbuildings. Now carrying , a- -x- -j 'T7ULL quarter-acre, situated Buller 2 8 cows, 15 heifers, and 3 horses. PRICE Stock at valuation if required. T street? close to East End Reserve . g £45 ’ per acre> £B5O t VSH , balance 5 PAV PFmtfUFVn TTTTq -? ate - Level section > suitable for two ye ars at 5 per cent. CAN RECO-IMEND IHib. : cottages. Very Che p at £250. i CHEAP AND GOOD. NOTE.—I have on my Land Register Dairy Farms, Sheep Runs, and Town Properties for sale on terms to suit sveryone. Purchasers of Dairy Farms will be shown returns and advised where best to purchase. Thirty years’ practical experiences in Dairy Farming. E. JACKSON. As WILL HELP YOU TO MAKE MON EY. (V>WT4STOV AGENT ®pp. Criterion Hotel NEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone 575.

’ should be made by comparing 1 nett value returns from season to J season. We are prepared to compare our returns with any other factory in New Zealand, and feel certain we shall be pleased to do the same next year. , CALL ON Ar THOMPSON for NEAT GOLD, SILVER & SILVERENAMEL PROOCHES and every other kind of Jewellery. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING AND OPTICAL WORK GUARANTEED. Address Next Lealand Bros., Bakers, MATAI STREET, INGLEWOOD. E. A? NOLAN & CO:, HWE. WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. Nekt Sale Juiv 9. Advice Cards and

S i I wf\W RfeJlwfl ijUr BEATRICE '• r SEPARATOR. The finest machine yet produced; superior in every detail, from the tinware to the bowl. Complete with its own stand, and every convenience necessary for a .Cream Separator. Almost universally adopted last season for Home Separation. Sizes from 32 to 100 gallons for hand or power. For particulars, write, wire or ’phone B. HARKNESS, BOX 131. ’PHONE 16. STRATFORD. AGENT FOR TARANAKI.

EXCHANGE O~ ACRES IN EXCHANGE FOR 200 TO 300 ACRES SUITABLE FOR MIXED FARMING. This property is situated miles from township, and carrying 45 cows, 2 horses, 1 bull, 9 weaners, without crops. BUILDINGS. — Six-roomed house, cowshed and necessary outbuildings. The fences are good, mostly live hedges, plenty of shelter, and the property is NOT broken with creeks, being well watered by windmills. Such a desirable property as this is not offering every day for exchange. For particulars as to price, etc., apply NEWTON KING, L TD STRATFORD AND INGLEWOOD. Wfflp BUTTER, CHEESE AND CASEIN MANUFACTURERS. We are now making arrangements for purchase of cream for v coming season. 1J?. W. COURT, Representative. Box 56, Stratford.