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Taranaki Daily News, 22 February 1922, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—You to come to Bazaar in Rahotu Hall on 23rd and 24th March. c.e. the B.K. Bookshop.—Weldon’s x Bazaar of Children’s Fashions for February. Contains free patterns of a Girl’s School Dress, a Jumper, a Boy’s Blouse and Knickers,, a Child’s Blouse, and a Child’s Petticoat. Price 7d, posted Bd. c.e. /I T the B.K. Bookshop.—Weldon’s Dressmaker for February. Contains pattern of the latest Coat and Skirt, also instructions for knitting a Lady’s Princess Petticoat in fine wool. Price 7d, posted Bd.c.e. QOME Good Novels obtainable at the B.K. Bookshop: “Peter Jackson, Cigar Merchant” (Frinkau), “Gentle Annie Makes Good” (Lockhart), “Scaramouche” (Sabatine). All fine stories. Price 6/8, post free. c.e. XTEW supplies of two splendid works by Sir Phillip Gibbs. The Realites of War and the Hope of Europe —a courageous, outspoken and sincere book, and “The Hope of Europe,” a searching and fearless analysis of the grave problems confronting Europe. Price 10/8 each post free.c.e. Known.—-How does this strike you? Four Dining Chairs & Settee, upholstered in Moroecoline, for £6 10s. At Purser’s. c.w. VVTANTED Known.—Purser’s are shdwing a window full of goods to be sold below actual cost. Be sure to have a look. c.w. WANTED Known. —An English Art Carpet of wool, size 13ft 6in. x 10ft Gin., for £6 10s. At Purser’s. One only. c.w. YT/ANTED Known. —A good. Seagrass ’ Square 9ft x 9ft, in Rose and Blue, for 38/6, at Purser’s c.w. ANTED Known.—See the Window display of good lines of Furhiture etc. to be sold at less than cost at Pur--ser’s. ,c.w. YVANTED Known —There’s only one of each to be sold at less than cost at Purser’s, so get in early. c.w. VI7ANTED Known.—Have a look at our ’’ Special Show of Furniture and Furnishings to be sold below cost, at Purser’s. c.w.

PROPERTY BUYERS JJEAD! / J>EACH COTTAGE, new, 3 rooms, section rent £5 per annum. Price £l5O. COTTAGE, two rooms, section rent £5 per annum. Price £l2O. J? AST END. —New Bungalow of four rooms. Practically all conveniences. Section quarter of an acre. Price £950. Easy terms. QECTIONS, half acre, £250. Terms, £5O cash. SMALL HOLDING. 104 ACRES, situated 9 miles from New Plymouth. All in good grass, well watered. /All level, five subdivisions. rractically no weeds. This property has carried 8 cows and is still in real good heart. Within 1 mile of factory, half mile to school, and quarter mile to post office BUILDINGS: Sixroomed house, 4-bail milking shed, implement shed, fowlhouse, etc. PRICE £1650. Terms £3OO Cash. (1170.) R. A. LARGE ESTATE AGENT & "ALDER,

Union S.S. Co.’s Blds., St. Aubyn St., NEW PLYMOUTH. TENDERS A UNIQUE OFFER TO SECURE A CHEAP HOME. THESE PROPERTIES MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. RENDERS are invited for the purchase of one or both of the below described properties. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Cash is not essential, and reasonable terms will be given to a suitable man. 1. —Allotments 1 and 2, Part Sec. 121, Moa District, situated Maire Street, Inglewood. The land comprises 3 acres, and there is a well-built 5-roomed house, wash-house and toolshed on it. Subject to lease about 9 months unexpired at 25s per week. 2. —Sections 379, 358, 367, 368, 375, 376 and 357. Town of Inglewood, situated corner of Brook and Brown Streets. These -sections comprise 1§ acres, and there is a 6-roomed house on the land, which is now vacant. Alternate tenders will be received for (a) Cash; and (b) Terms. Fuller particulars and details of present mortgages can be obtained from HAROLD B. GIBSON, Solicitor, at Opunake, Kaponga or Manaia. Or from — ARTHUR B. GIBSON LAND AGENT, Egmont Street. NEW PLYMOUTH. Tenders will close with the undersigned on the 28th day of February, 1922, at 10 a.m.. H. B. GIBSON, Solicitor, Box 3, Kaponga. PROFESSIONAL. TAR. G. H. THOMSON has commenced practice at 155, Devon Street West. Hours 9 to 10 a.m., 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 p.m. ’Phone No. 541.