Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 28 August 1922, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. SALE 0R EXCHANGE Unquestionable Facts that FRESH Slilk, Cream, Butter and Eggs off your own property MEAN— Bonnie Children, Less Sickness, Happier Homes, Contended Minds. And lower Household Expenses. These facts must impress you, and your attention is drawn to — A little Suburban Property of ACRES, situated at Frankleigh Park, and with carrying capacity of 3 cows. Section well sheltered. Good frontage, with several building sites. Buildings consist of 5-roomed bungalow built o’f first-class timber, and containing excellent dining room. 3 bedrooms), kitchen, scullery, pantry, bathroom with hot and cold water, electric light and hot point. Also motor garage, 2-fbail cowshed, fowl houses, excellent workshop, wine cellar and incubator rooms. PRICE £2OOO. Easy Terms. Owner has a valid reason for selling, and will consider an exchange for property in or out of New Plymouth, or a mortgage. R. A? LARGE ESTATE AGENT & ’ALUER, Union S.S. Co.’s Blds., St. Aubyn St., NEW PLYMOUTH. CAMBRIDGE H7HY not come to the home of STUD FARMS at ONE-THIRD OF THE COST PER ACRE in Taranaki? Australasian Records for sale of Dairy Stock reared in this climate have been realised by Mr. C. Buckland and Mr. E. Griffiths. Send me a collect wire when you are coming. Telegrams:— Hawkesby, Cambridge. A. D. HAWKESBY, ESTATE AGENT, DUKE STREET, CAMBRIDGE. FOR SALE A BARGAIN. A NEW Bungalow House at Fitzroy, with back and front verandahs, bathroom, scullery, pantry, wash-house, hot and cold water, electric light, and patent w.c.; also board fence around. PRICE £900; £2OO Cash. F. DODUNSKI -j.| LAND AGENT, FITZROY. NEW PLYMOUTH. ’PHONE 551.

LOOK HERE! VVE have been instructed to sell a ’’ small area of level land, splendid frontage, in one lot, or, if you desire 5 acres, the vender will sell to suit requirements at £7O per acre. R ACRES for £350 must appeal to anyone wanting a few acres handy to New* Plymouth. EARLY APPLICATION NECESSARY. J. R. HILL & BON LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS. ST. AUBYN STREET. ’Phones —Office 711, Residence 851. FRANK E. ORBELL. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR & ASSESSOR, ST. AUBYN ST.. NEW PLYMOUTH. (Old Savings Bank Buildings.) “LEYLAND” LORRIES FOR LOADS. T _ . A REMARKABLE pulling feat has just recently been performed by two 4-ton “LEYLAND” lorries belonging to Munt, Cottrell and Co., in Weilington. Two lorries —one a 1912 model and the other a 1919 model —were coupled up to haul a 25-ton Boiler from the Wellington wharf. The boiler was carried on a trailer weighing 4 tons, and each lorry was loaded with 24 tons, so that with ' the weight of the lorries, the two “Ley- , my manufactured 709 tons 8 cwt. J 7 lb 1 i Vnnraaea r\f 1 +nYIR. I outfit being conveyed to its destination without a hitch. We have photos of this astonishing performance, which we will be glad to show to anyone interested. T’ne “LEYLAND,” despite hard times, -continues to be the best selling Lorry in New Zealand. Just on 200 “LEYLANDS” have been sold in the past 24 years. This is the convincing proof of their superiority. “LEYLANDS” LAST LONGER. WILSON’S MOTOR SUPPLIES, LTD., ELTHAM AND WANGANUI. TAELIGHTFUL Fluffy Curls. “KURLEAN” provided 50.000 Australian Women with curly hair. Local Chemists, 3/6 two months’ supply. The Germs of Colds, Catarrh and In- ' fluenzp. -arc having a great time. Fight Uaem with Nazol, £