Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 30 July 1921, Page 8

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN | Men s Saddle Tweed Trousers Splendid quality, made of elose twisted yarn. Beautifully made and finished with baek strap and hip pocket; and full Atting. Shade in dark grej 7 , and the cloth is very similar to that issued by the Railway Depart - ; ment. j A guaranteed wearer. These were recently gy/g a Pair. SPECIAL PRICE NOW SPECIAL PRICE NOW SPECIAL PRICE NOW SPECIAL PRICE NOW 29s 6d Sizes 3 to 7. Out sizes 3,2/6 Pairs • The MELBOURNE Ltd. AT ALL BRANCH STORES

” " | YOUR OPPORTUNITY! | Hundreds of Real Bargains ' 11 I in High-Grade Footwear atfr*" ‘"‘ J 5 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS to 0 effect QUICK CLEARANCE || I Just tp Hand—Crockett & Jones’ English Boots; also large assortment of English Slippers. gi INSPECTION INVITED. Sale Agents New Plymouth Diet rict for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR, rt” I QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, ? y W Vzi WjLflLi O TELEPHONE.I4 o. 43 3, || Ml Haw Plymouth.

Some Choice Properties for Sale B yn ACRES, very choice and highly im- ’] 31 ACKES -~ A well-improved Dairy-. . a ACRES, choice dal _■ farm; 60 proved Dairy Firm situated neatJ larm 011 e°° d metalled road-*--"--* acr( . s ]lave bcen plough( . d and Bell Block. Land is of exceptional qua’. «ar to sen e..«t Omata portion re . gra9sed . Subdivided nto J2 wellity. Splendidly fenced, subdivided into'? e< “ P"™g>'ed .- nJ .renewed. Well icnce.l; fpn .. c(! p addoc ks: good dwell ng house of 16 paddocks; swing gates, totara posls.| J,a ’! d J 10 and factory; 13 a roomg; cowshed with concrete floor, water laid on to all paddocks: ti-roomed'P"^ 01 B l>od 11OU3C of r ?““ s ’ “".’Will carry 40 cows. Handy to school, dwelling-house. Updo date concrete fhed a >-’ a , aU necessary outbuildings. Af ac f ory and ra ii lvay station, on good floor cowshed with machines and con sheltered farm. Would suit man metalled road . Thig is a W ell-sheltered Crete yacds. Implement shed, barn, pig- ■ <nth . ,am ‘ Stock ’ S'*' l ® Je l B J: y co ' vs fnrm, and well situated. Very Cheap at styes and runs. Half-mile from fact.uv be t “ ken '-alu.u .on. Pnce on.y £47 acre . £gso CAPH. and railway station, 1 mile from school.l •' 3d P er a ?’ e > £so ® cati l' w,n ACRES, situated 4 miles from No..’ Good metalled road. Now carrying 35 for smaller farm. SplendidU-* P!ylnouth . j mile t o Bell Block Grade Jersey cows, 2 horses, 1 bull Re- vaiae factory, quarter-mile to school. Land turns are available. One of the best! is all level and well improved; 45 acres farms in Taranaki PRICE £ll5 I’EP.i f V 4vr Mnvrv>> have becn F lou S hert and renewed. Six ACRE: £l2OO CASH, balance 7 years at| A utiAAur. iu JiaAb alclx .l 1. roomed dwelling-house, cowshed and all 6 per cent necessary outbuildings. Now carrying Stock at valuation if required 'F b ’ LL situated Bullerog cows," 15 heifers, and 3 horses. PRICE block at valuation it required. |A Street . dog( , to East End £i - pel . arre , £gJO t ygjj, baUnce 3 riv uramnmn this '-" ate - Levcl section > suitable for two years at 5 per cent. CAN RECOMMEND THIS. {cottages. Very Chi p at £250. ? CHEAP AND GOOD. NOTE.— I have on my Land Register Dairy Farms, Sheep Runs, and Town Properties for sale on firms to suit everyone. Purchasers of Dairy Farms will ’ «wn returns and advised where best to purchase.! Thirty years’ practical experiences in Dairy Farming. E. JACKSON. Agent. WILL HELP YOU TO MaKE MONEY. COMMISSION AGENT opp. Cnt erion Hotel NEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone 575.

EXCHANGE ACRES IN EXCHANGE FOR 200 OtJ TO 300 ACRES SUITABLE FOR MIXED FARMING. This property is situated 11 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 itoNEWTON KING, L TD STRATFORD AND INGLEWOOD.

BRITISH MOTOR CARS. ’TR. W. H. BERRY, who is editor of the “Car” and Motoring Editor of the “Daily Dispatch” and “Evening Standard,” expresses the following opinion: After the most exhaustive examination into the relative value for money of the numerous Car* exhibited at this year’s 01ympic*Motor Show, in my considered judgment the 16 h.p. Talbot Darraoq iy in every respect the car as repAaaafcnig value for money.—W. H. Berry. Daily Despatch. November 4. 1920. ON EXHIBITION DOMINION SHOW’. D. J. GOODWIN, 7 Cambria Street, HAWZRA*