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Patea Mail, Volume XL, 20 March 1916, Page 4

1 Bathing Caps Wo have Just landed a delight ! ful selection of this line. It will well repay ladies to sail and inspect ...... | Prices from Is to 5a 6d From 11. P. Williams Chemist, Patea., Patea Central Butchery. Established 1890. During the last 20 years our aim has been t giveonr customers Value for their money, and to-day we Are doing th same By supplying only the best beef, mutton, and email goods we bone fc merit a continuation of public support. We have a cold storage room, where jointmay be hung to suit the convenience o anatom era. w Quality and Punctuality iethe motto of . Patea Hotehery co., Ltd Just ring up’Phone No 34 H. Revel!, Baker, Confectioner and Pastrycook, Late of New Plymouth, Has on hand daily an excellent assortment o: OAKES and SMALL GOODS of all kind* BREAD delivered to all parts of th< district. WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES a speciality. Dances a nd Banquets catered for. Our New Tea Mooms will compare more than favourably with anj in the district. Country residents please note. By force of merit. We have achieved the highest reputation for Tailoring—a reputation which wo take care to maintain BY GIVING ONLY THE BEST. Our Suits will stand 1 the test of long service. Character, tone, quality and perfection of fit are blended into every suit we handle—points which bid strongly fpr your patronage. The Latest Spring Suitings now await inspection and we advise you to call early. J. P. EGAN. Fashionable Tailor [ Patea 57 Acres Freehold 2 miles Midhurafc Kailway 1 station, P.O, School and Factory—s miles from Stratford, best market town in Taranaki, stock sales every week, hide sales every month, * All in grass,several paddocks, good road, carry about 25 cows and do them woll. 6 roomed house, 4 bail shed and outbuildings. Kates £6. Good cropping land ; valuable firewood. Price £3O per acre, unen* 3 cumbered. Deposit £IOO- I 1 Purchaser to arrange a first mortgage of £I2OO and owner will take a second mortgage i for £4lO at same rate of in* terest and same term as first mortgage. This finance could be arranged without any difficulty. A real good proposition. Purchaser must I take over the stock on the farm comprising 22 cows and bull, also sundries at prices to be arranged. Spot cash for stock. Total about £3OO for liye and dead stock. I could probably arrange about £IOO loan on atock.if required This would mean that a pur* s chaser could get into the farm on a £3OO deposit as a oing concern. r. h. Thompson) , LAND AGENT, STRATFORD 1 fiatabshal 1993 *