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Taranaki Daily News, 2 March 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. REMOVAL NOTICE. J|£ESSRS. HOWELL & HOWELL desire to inform the Residents of New Plymouth and District that they have removed to more commodious premises at 383 Devon Street (Next Mr. McNeill’s Grocery Store). TARANAKI EMPLOYERS’ ASSOCIATION (Incorporated.) RETAILERS’ SECTION. JJETAILERS arc requested to close from 12.30 p.m. on THURSDAY, 9th March, 1922, People’s Show Day. 0. H. WYNYARD, •J ill "■ t - Secretary. “BROOKLANDS” AND “MARANUI.” fjpHE above will be open to the public on SUNDAY NEXT. Children to be accompanied. NEWTON KING. T. C. LIST. NOTICE. W E wish to notify our numerous customers that as from the First of March all business, including the business of the International Harvester Company of N.Z., Ltd., will be conducted from otir Brougham Street branch, the Liardet Street premises having been closed until further notice. TARANAKI AGENCIES, LTD.. Brougham Street .... New Plymouth. SEED, GRAIN & PRODUCE MERCHANTS. Sole Agents for — The International Harvester Co. of N.Z., Ltd. The North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd. P.O. BOX 243. ’PHONE 44. WANTED TO LEND.

ZYN First Mortgage, £l4OO at 7 per M cent. Write— ' “INTEREST,” c/o News Office. WANTED TO BORROW. PI KAA— GOOD SECURITY. First Mortgage. AppIy—“FARMER,” P. 0., Urenui. WANTED FOR CLIENT. KA TO 100 JERSEY WEANER HEIFERS. State price to— FAIRBROTHER & PICKERING, P. O. Box 233, New Plymouth. NOTICE. TO RESIDENTS OF WESTOWN. UP-TO-DATE BUTCHERY will be opened this week-end at TUKAPA ROAD, NEAR BELT ROAD. The premises, which have been built on modern hygienic lines, have been passed by the Inspector and will be open for public inspection on and after TO-MORROW (Thursday). RESIDENTS OF NEW PLYMOUTH will be pleased to know that a small goods shop will be opened in Devon Street (near Criterion Hotel), and all small goods will be manufactured on the premises. SHARE-MILKING BAY OF PLENTY. RICH RANGITAIKI RIVER SILT LAND. RECENTLY DRAINED AND Z LAID DOWN IN GRASS. APPLICATIONS are invited from persons having sufficient capital to provide herds of 80 to 100 cows, and willing to milk on shares in abovementioned district, 12 miles from Whakatane, commencing next season. Arrangements may be made to purchase freehold of the land now or later. Adjoining owner on similar land is milking three herds this season and averaging 1 J cows per acre on grass alone. No fertilizers required. H. GREIG (owner), Glen Almond, New Plymouth.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. p'REEHOLD Section of l/Bth acre. A situated centrally. Seven-roomed house and 2 outside rooms, with scullery, bathroom, hot and cold water. I electric light, gas, ’phone and all other', conveniences; also large washhouse with copper and tubs. Only £1650. including all furniture, etc; £650 cash. Bakery / business preferred for exchange. F. DODUNSKI LAND AGENT, FITZROY, NEW PLYMOUTH. ’PHONE 551. Thousands of mothers know the value to their children of Sharland’s Magnesia, especially during the hot weather. Given daily it helps to correct acidity and flatulence, and keeps the digestive organ* working regular!*