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Taranaki Daily News, 4 October 1922, Page 1

FOR SALE, TO LET. ETC. J7OR SALE—Pedigree Yearling Jersey Bull, comprising Sunflower, Sunflower’s Perseus, and Achievement of Willow Bank blood. Price reasonable. Inspection invited. J. Bowen, Jersey Breeder, Egmont Village. c.p. WANTED to Sell—9 Grade Yearling Heifers; factory returns shown. Address S. T. W., News Office. b.w. 1?C)R SALE—7/9 Harley-Davidson Motor Cycle and Side Car. Electric light model. £9O cash. Apply D. Lobb, Devon Street West. bA\\ "pOR SALE—WeII-finished greenheart rod, in tip-top order; cheap. Apply “Rod,” c/o News Office. Lx. POR SALE. —Remington Standard Typewriter, Model No. 10. Price £3O 10s. Apply Daily News. d.y. CHOP To Let (or lease) for a period of nine years more or less. Immedi-ate-possession. Apply Orr, Grocer, StratJ 0-] 2. /ANE 3| h.p. Bradbury, splendid order, £25 cash; terms arranged. Apply J. H. Bodie, Motor Cycle Repair Depot, Eltham. ZANE 3J h.p. New Hudson, tip-top orJer, tyres as new; £35 _ush; terms arranged. Apply J. H. Bodie, Eltham. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 'PHE Four-year-old Purebred Bull—--1 “PALMISTRY’S NOBLE LAD.” By Avoca’s Duke. This bull’s • sire and dam are both Show animals of highest breeding and dairy quality. Grand-dam’s both sire and dam over 4001bs fat. Grand-dam by sire 4201bs as 2-year-old. FOR PRIVATE SALE. Inspection invited, and full particulars given re pedigree. Not registered. PRICE, 30 GUINEAS. JOSEPH McELDOWNEY, Jr., c/o Mrs. D. McEldowney, Puniho Road. SUBURBAN LAND FOR SALE. A BOUT 40 acres, situate approximately one mile from New Plymouth Post Office, close to projected Westown Tram Service. Suitable for subdivision with splendid building sites. Easy terms can be arranged. Apply “Snip,” News office. MISCELLANEOUS. AIJANTED Known.—China Matting Square, 12 ft. x 9 ft., for 21/-, at Purser’s. Selling well. Get in early, c e. AV ANTED Known.—Flour, 100 lbs 22s 6d, 501bs 11/6, 2olbs 0/3; Sugar, 20s, 121bs .3s 9d, 4d lb; Oatmeal, 5/9; Tea, Bell and Amber Tips 3/-, Avana and Gem 2/4, Loose 2/-; Cream of Tartar, 1/9; Edmonds’ Baking Powder, 1/7; Sultanas, 1/2; Raisins, 1/2; Nugget, fid and 4 for 1/-; Rice, Sago, Tapioca, 31bs for 1/-; Worcestershire Sauces, 1/6, 1/and 6d; Candles, lid; Matches, Plaid lOd, tins 1/11; Reckitt’s Blue, 1/4. Full stock Pollard, Bran, Oats, Wheat, Potatoes, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Bacon, etc. Send your order or ring Phone 927 M. We deliver to all*parts of town.—Wooller’s Bread 1/1. —Julian s Reliance Cash Store, South Road. New Plymouth, b.e

'T'ENNIS, Bowling and Cricket Shoes, A very latest, just landed. McEwen Eros. e.y. \VANTED Known.—China Matting ’’ Squares, 12 ft. x 9 ft., for 21/-; 9 ft. x 9 ft.,,for 17/6. At Purser’s, c.e. "pOUND.—Hats! Hats! Hats! Straws A and Panamas Cleaned and Blocked. Get in early. McCullough’s (opposite McNeill’s), ' Devon Street, New Plymouth. d.y. pOUND —Let us have that Costume or A Suit to clean and press now. Get in early and avoid the rush. McCullough’s, opposite a McNeill’s, Devon Street. New Plymouth. d.y. ATT ANTED Known.—The old-fashioned • Chinese Matting Squares, 12 ft. x 9ft., for 21/-; and 9 ft. x 9 ft., for 17/6. At Purser’s. cau 'P’OR Best Value in Bungalows, consult R. A. Large, Estate Agent, Union ■S.S. Buildings. VT/ANTED KNOWN.—A limited supply of China Matting Squares, 12 ft. v 9 ft., 21/-; and 9 ft. x 9 ft., 17/6. At Purser’s. c.e.

“DHOBIE” SOAP IS BECOMING FAMOUS. XT'OUR. Storekeeper stocks Dhabie Soap. A Ask him for it and give it a fair trial. We are using all our energy and skill to produce a good, first-class all-round Soap. We ask your help by using “Dhobie” Soap. Read how to wash Flannels and Blankets on “Dhobie” Labels. CRICKET SEASON 1922-23. VVE have a very large stock ’ ’ of all Cricket Material, and can quote keen prices for Bats, Wickets, Balls, etc. In Boys’ and Youths’ Bats we have a' particularly large and assorted range. PRICES from 9/6. CALL IN AND SEE US.