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Taranaki Daily News, 28 November 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. GLEN ALMOND ESTATE. Comprising 16 Acres of Freehold Land fronting Devon Street and Belt Road, New Plymouth. SUBDIVIDED INT 26 SECTIONS. THE PROPERTY OF HARRY GREIG, ESQ. WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY NEWTON KING, LTD. By Public Auction on the Property on FRIDAY, 2nd DECEMBER, 1921. at 2 o’clock. THIS FINE PROPERTY, situated on the Terrace, with a Northerly aspect and commanding a magnificent view of the Ocean, Town and Shipping, is within three-quarters of a mile of the Post Office, and three minutes of the trams, either at South. Road or Morley Street. The general situation is equal to any of the best positions on the higher levels overloo king the town, and it is seldom the public are afforded an opportunity of . acquiring such IDEAL HOME SITES. THE BUILDING SITES, varying from one rood to one acre in area, are all on the Terrace, practically level, are well sheltered from southerly winds, and have a beautiful outlook over the surrounding country and sea. The new street giving access through the property, with a line of Pohutukawa trees on one side and flanked by native shrubbery on the other side, will be most unique and picturesque, and will add still another charm to an already delightful locality. THE HOME, acknowledged to be one of the BEAUTY SPOTS OF NEW PLYMOUTH, will be offered vyith 2| Acres (or more if required), of choice plantation of native trees, shrubs and ferns, flower and vegetable gardens and orchard, tennis lawn, greenhouse, garage, etc. THE HOUSE, which is well designed and built of heart timber throughout, contains 11 rooms exclusive of laundry, two bath rooms, scullery, pantry, etc. It is suitable for a PRIVATE OR CONVALESCENT HOME, OR HIGH-CLASS BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. THE GLEN. An adjoining section to the above, comprising THE GLEN, has an area of two acres, is well stocked with trees and shrubs, contains an orchard and the noted Rose Garden, has a good aspect to the sun, and a perpetually running spring. It would make an IDEAL SPOT for SMALL NURSERY or for RAISING FLOWERS. TERMS OF PAYMENT: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer, 20 per cent, in three months, balance for three years at 7 per cent. Lithograph Plans, conditions of sale, and further particulars may be obtained from Newton King, Ltd., New Plymouth or Branches; Govett, Quiliiam and Hutchen, Solicitors, New Plymouth; or H. Greig, Esq., Glen Almond. INSPECTION INVITED. WRITE OR CALL FOR PLAN.

MOTHERS! REXONA SOAP PREVENTS CRADLE CAP. Many babies suffer from cradle cap, scalp ringworm* or eczema. These scalp diseases must not be neglected even for a. day. When the first sign of scale appears, Rexona the southing, antiseptic rapid healer, should be gently applied every night, then in the morning wash the scalp with warm water and Rexona medicated sdap. This cleanses the scalp and stops the itching. Soon baby’s hair will be soft, glossy, and luxuriant. Obtainable everywhere. You get pure, sound, ripe Tomatoes flavored with simple spices in Sharland’s Tomato Sauce. It is wholesome, appetising and delicious. 4 H. J. Abram, “Mail Order’’ Chemist. New Plymouth, will mail by return any of your Chemist reauirements.

THEY LAP IT UP. One of the advantages of Ceremilk is that it does not settle on the bottom of the bucket. It is finely ground from fresh cereals, and the fine particles remain in suspension. The calves are thus able to lick up every drop. Ceremilk contains the elements which calves need for building up bone, flesh and fat. It prevents scour, as hundreds of farmers testify. Sold in 2001 b. 1001 b, 501 b and 251 b bags, at stores and factories. Local Agents. Fleming and Co., Ltd., P.O. Box 498. Wellington. Made by Fleming and Co., Ltd., Gore. For oigs—use Farro-Food. 4