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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1402, 30 March 1912, Page 14

Taraoaks Tarahakf ""';■""' Oil Land. Properties, — 200 ACRES, within 3 miles of New Ply- / mouth. Oil rights intact. , Splendidly v I have a large number of the above M ™ M ' adapted for boring > with boring rights intact, situated in the alul ri « M °" lho oil belli fi « l - cln <* ■; heart of the known oil area, suitable for 1;, ml; oxcc,k ' nl llm, f e , nm! shcds - Wril « 1 ~ ~ ... ~ , lit once fur particulars, price, and large or small operations. Write for ' ' particulars, or, better still, inspect. terms. 109 ACMES, about 2 miles from the flow- '; ing wolls; oil rights intact; all in grass The prospectus of tho Tarannki Oil- shcUcr , )Ush . »„„,>. aU Idvpl . fields, Ltd., will bo issued in a few days, nll ~;o u(, ,l ri)), c ; ring-fenced, sheep-,, and I strongly recommend the shares as J|roof . Bor „ 1)a( i (loc , IS; wc]l , vntoml( . a sound and very promising investment. , mile lo school and fadory , I)er ••'. I.shall bo ploaspd to forward prospectuses acro and any information at my command to ' ' .<■ intending investors. 40 ACRES, situated at Omata, 1} miW ' ■ from oil wells; strong indications on opposite property; level and undulat- .'■' Applv to mo PROMPTLY for Pros- inSi soo ' ] lumsl ' ! snwlfi > G" 1 '' 1011 an<l pectuscs, as shares will probably be over- ™*ardj oil «{<«*■ ■«<> per acro ,• , f , , , ,„ „,„ J'retty well worth (ho money without applied-forandbfl at a PREMIUM after „jl possibilities, allotment. Walter Bewley,. . SHAREBROKER AND LAND AGENT, (Member Taranaki Stock Exchange.) >' NEW PLYMOUTH. . (Established 1894.) '.; I A NOBLE BEER. I' ; A ' ' ' * •)■ f .MILD AND REFRESHING! ... BEST ON TAP I *';, I■' MILD AND REFRESHING! ... BEST ON TAP! | ' t MILD AND REFRESHING ! ... BEST ON TAP! * ' 1 * ' NEW PLYMOUTH EXPECTS TO HAVE HER TRAMS WITHIN TWO YEARS. ' V, I Wo offer the following | '; l;. .-Gviting-Up Proposition L ■~;.'. . ~ CLOSE UP TO PROPOSED ~, {'; t/ u rpf: TERMINUS ■:' I AT FITZROY. ( 35 ACRES, nearest to New Plymouth, only five chains from proV posed TRAM TERMINUS,, farthest point, under half-mile; raily way station adjoining; one and a quarter miles frontage to full :'.. 1 width metalled roads, including about quarter mile of Main ':,' j South Road;.no waste or rough ground; with about 15 tc 20 ,(,' chains roading would cut up remarkably well. <<■' jf.s f■ j £l7o,PE^Al3BE.wi^'S^^?^ : rop #j$ j Further particulars, terms, and rough copy of plan of property ')( may be had on application to lL A« Nolan.'and''Oi^■ > "T AUCTIONEERS, HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS, LAND ■}■ SALESMEN AND GENERAL .COMMISSION AGENTS, ;'; NEW PLYMOUTH. IW. P. NICOLI, •' '\ W. H. ROWE. %;" I IF YOU WANT FIRST-QUALITY % [ 1 Gfass'-of-Clovef'-'Seeos! <£ Write to us for aamplcß and quotations. <► : <£ We stock all seeds required for Autumn sowing, drawn only from <^ $ tho most reliable sources, including <> <£ RYEGRASS, Perennial, Canterbury double-machined, Hawke's ❖ . ❖ Bay do., Italian, Best Canterbury. 0 COCKSFOOT, double-dressed Akaroa, Farmers' Dressed. ♦ ; f COWGRASS, Best Selected. ♦ ; t WHITE CLOVER, TIMOTHY, CRESTED DOGSTAIL, CHEW- f ' i . ING'S FESCUE. LOTUS MAJOR, ENGLISH TREFOIL, X ' ; 1 POA PRATENSIS, FOXTAIL. | ;■ I wm. rowe, K^i;;ts s,s -! & ■ ,: ■■ • ❖ LAND AGENTS, EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. A GOOD NORTHERN SHEEP RUN. 2112 ACRES—2SB acres Leasehold, balance Freehold. Situated on th« Hakant River,:and'six"miles from Kniwaka railway station.''Two-thirds of run down in good grasses; 150' acres of bush; about 11 sheep country; tho land is mostly Baudstone bush country and open fern land, and is level round homestead and rises as it goes back .to'broken sandstone country; more .than'half tho farm is ploughablc, and is well .watered, and contains a lot of totara timber; there is a fine homestead of •' twelve rooms, also woolshod and all necessary outbuildings, sheep dip, yards, etc.; close to school, P. 0., store, creamery, etc. I'rico £5 10s. Terms half cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. 5 AN IDEAL TARANAKI FARM. 64 ACRES Freehold, well subdivided;' splendidly sheltered with clumps of nativ« bush; well-built six-roomed house, stables, cowshed, etc.; school, creamery, P.O. railway within J mile. Price .£'3o 10s. Good terms can be arranged. / 'I-Homes-Made Bright & Comfortable | ; (j l , By buying at the New Plymouth Furnishing Warehouse. Every- ) })' thing of the best—good material, good workmanship. J |i WE SPECIALISE IN OAK. i j}| Inspect our Chcval Dressing Tables, Sideboards, and every class ){i of domestic furniture. Our special finish adds a deep richness to ' ■' , (1 every article, and renders it doubly ornamental, in addition to being ' (j 1 , useful. ']' ' Mothers, see our TOURIST GO-CART, the best yet placed on the ' )}/ market. Most comfortable for infants. § Stocks of LINOLEUMS and CARPETS of the latest patterns. i .' G. N. JOHMSON 9 ■ |; DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. ; i OF INTEREST TO TARANAKI FARMERS. | ♦ t ❖ Now is the time to prepare for the winter months. Remember, v well-rugged cows means more butter-fat. We are stocking (and can Y f also make to order) HORSE and COW COVERS, and OILSKIN 2 t CLOTHING, TARPAULINS and MILKING SUITS. ALL HAND- 2 I MADE and AT MACHINE-MADE PRICES. Special r,uote for •' ,«> qiinntit.ips of a- doien or more. We arc direct importers of'WINTER a I SPORTING GOODS. ' ' ' | ♦ A, -g. HASSSI«3[«, t f WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TENT AND COVER MAKER, f I DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. J ..