Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 13 September 1922, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. T OST —Rim from motor car"" heat!-' light, between Pungarehu and New Plymouth. Reiward. Please return Newton King’s Garage, New Plymouffi.. c.e. Y OST —Two-year-old heifer, between Inglewood arid Stratford. Reward at News Office. b- w » T OST—On August 26, Waterman Fountain Pen. Reward on return to Daily News. b.w. FOrt SALE, TO LET. ETG rpO LET—House of 4 rooms and a few A acres of ground; also grazing for late dairy cows or yearling heifers; small stack clover hay for sale. Apply Dan Malone, Kaponga.c.e. Tf*Oß SALE—’Sittings from best Utility A Brown Leghorns, 7/6. Apply Mrs; Hopcrqft, c.e. iDOR SALE—Quarter-acre Section (freehold), Dartmoor; Price £lB5. Apply “Dartmoor,” News. QIIOP To Let (or lease) for a period of nine years more or less. Immediate possession. Apply Orr, Grocer, Stratford. 10-12. jpo LET —Two furnished-rooms, use of conveniences. Apply 123 Devon Street West. b.w. SALE—Two well bred Berkshire A Sows, close to profit.—J. Wooldridge, Okato. b.e. "OOR Exchange. —Equity of £625 in A farm of 55 acres, house, etc., for town property or mortgage. R. A. Large, Land Agent, Union S.S. Co.’s Buildings. Z\NE 31 h.p. Bradbury, splendid order, £25 cash; terms arranged. Apply J. H. Bodie, Motor Cycle Repair Depot, Eltham. ?ANE 3| h.p. New f Hudson, tip-top order, tyres as new; £B5 cash; terms arranged. Apply J. H.rßodle, Eltham. SALE.—Good second-hand piano, A iron frame, etc.; no dry rot; £4B cash, or terms.—Collier’s. CREAM SEPARATOR FOR SALE. 120 GALLON DISC MACHINE ’ with stand, hand and power pulley; brand new “Sharpies.” Never been used. Ordinary price ’£6o; will sell for £32 cash with order. Guaranteed in good working order; tested to skim. Spare parts available Agency; Palmerston North. lam giving up separator business and this is the only one left on my hands. This is a snip. Will post illustration on enquiry. F. J. WILSON & CO., ’Phone 278, Hawera. MISCELLANEOUS. ■O'ARY Pickford declares “Kurlean” a wonderful hair curling preparation. Chemists, 3/6. (Farmers’) 5Jd, Dressed 9Ad, Clover (Farmers’) 1/-. —Peter Boyd, Colonial Mutual Buildings, Dunedin.b.y. Q J. LULLIVAN has no shop expen- • ses, no dead end costs, consequently he can sell at prices that defy competition. “TZ’URLEAN,” the world-famed haircurling nreparation. Chemists, &e. 3/6 two months’ supply. TO PROPERTY BUYERS gEFORE COMING TO ANY DECISION CONSULT. R. A. LARGE THE PROPERTY AGENT, WHO GUARANTEES VALUE AND SATISFACTION. OFFICES:— Union S.S. Co.’s Blds., St. Aubyn St., NEW PLYMOUTH. “REGO” THE WORLD’S BEST SEPARATORS. QNE User writes as follows: “I am well pleased with the ‘Rego.’ It skims so clean, and there is only .01 per cent/ of fat left in the skim milk.” CALL AND INSPECT. STAINTON & CO.: NEW PLYMOUTH TARANAKI DISTRIBUTORS. ’Phones 732 & 190. P.O. Box 142.