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Taranaki Daily News, 18 July 1921, Page 1

FOR SALE, TO LET, ETC. JpOR SALE—One four-ton full lock Lorry, single pole, with brake, also one long shafter gig, both in good order. Apply K. Walsh, Toko. a.w. pOR SALE—3O-cwt Milk Waggon, full lock, in good order; cheap. Apply M. O. Butcher, Coachbuilder, New Plymouth, ’phone 647. f.e. £l5O CASU DEPOSIT for house on quarter-acre section (E.L.) Immediate possession.— R. A. Large, Estate Agent. JpOR SALE—Second-Hand Gane Re . leaser Plants, with any make of installed and guaranteed for nine mouths.—A. H. Russell aui Co.. Box 10, ’Phone 1378, Eltht % FOR SALE. | MASSEY-HARRIS 9-COULTER DRILL with turnip box, complete w. : vh double set drill harness. AH good as jaw. Price £55. AppIy—“DRILL,” care News Office. FOR SALE. /£ Extra Choice Well-Grown 2-Year Old Grade Jersey Heifers, in calf to Pedigree Jersey Bull Sylvia’s Masterpiece, whose dam has a record of 6501bs but-ter-fat. All quiet and. close to profit. Apply to— T. B. PENWARDEN, Oakura. FARM FOR LEASE. ’ p)R Lease, for a term of years —1001 acres of first-class. land, half mile from Kaponga; no buildings. Apply for particulars to — W. MELVILLE, Box 75, Kaponga. HORSE FOR SALE. SALE—Thoroughbred Hack; saddle, bridle and rug included. Applf • “HACK”, ( News Office. FOR SALE. P°R SALE—Cheapest farm in Taranaki, 152 acres, Omata district; £l6 per acre; £3OO deposit if improvements of £3OO are made in first 12 months. Address at News office. WAIMATE PLAINS. . EASY TERMS. pOR private sale—Small Dairy Fann; leasehold; nine years.to run at low • rental; ill-health only reason for sell- * ing. Stock: 35 cows, 2 bulls, horse, dray and harness, horse, gig and harness, 18 pigs, machines, all implements, plenty of winter and spring feed. Factory returns shown. For further particulars apply — “G.R.U.”, Taranaki News Office. FOR SALE. K ACRES, with 6-roomed house at Westown. Apply— H. GARNHAM, Powderham Street, New Plymouth. OPENING OF < TAIL BRANCH. pINDLEYjS 72-inch Sheeting cut and hemmed into 24 yard sheets, 19s Gd pair; Sheeting, 72-inch, cut and hemmed into 2| yard- sheets, ISs 6d pair; Pillow Cases of good longcloth, 3s pair; 10momme Silk Blouses, 15s, ISs 6d, 255; 10 and 12-mommc White and Coloured Crepe de Chine Blouses, 21s, 22s 6d, 255, 27s 6d; Aiertica Blouses, in* various stripes, 15s; Cotton Blouses, ss, Bs, 9s; Horrockses’ Calico Nights, embroidery trimmings, 12s, 15s; Horr—kses’ Calico Underskirts. 10s 6<l; 10-momme White Japanese Silk, 3s lid per yard; 10mqmme White an‘d Coloured Crepe de Chines, 7s lid yard; 12-momme White Crepe de Chine, Ils lid per yard; Georgettes, in various delicate shades, 7s .‘ld per yard; White Georgette, 6s lid yard; Coloured Crepe de Chine Under-bodices, embroidered in delicate sh.-.des of hand work, 18s, 255. Hemstitching is dune on | the premises. S.P. SOFT GOODS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Currie Street, New Plymouth. CONCRETE CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS VOR CHIMNEYS OR WALLS. . OR HOUSE-PILES. For quotations apply— i J. W. TONG. LTD. c/o Kyngdon; Fitzroy, Or Head Office: Box 120, HAWERA. HOODTiTE f e r F°* renovating and water-proofing i-] ;Motor Car Hoods and Covers. This paint remains flexib'r for years, and dricw head. Save the cost of a new hood by renovating your old Hood with *" HOODTITE. IRA J. BRIDGER. i AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT STORE, ’Phone ee, ELTHAM. - f