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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 191, 20 August 1900, Page 3

CHEAP BUILDING SITES. THURSDAY, 23ed AUGUST. l/TESSKS. BEWLEY & WATT are iaYJL structed to offer for sale by auction on Thursday, 23rd August,— 6 Allotments in Lemon-street; upset, £65 each 3 Allotments in Lemon-street; upset, £7O each 1 Allotment in Lemon-street; upset, £BS 2 Allotments in Hobson-atreet, of rather over three-quarters of an acre each; upset, £l5O each Terms—ls per cent, at the fall of the hammer; 10 per cent, in 12 months from date of sale; all unpaid purchase money bearing interest at 4J per cent, for three years. The Auctioneers have no hesitation in stating that the above splendid building sites are the cheapest offering in New Plymouth, and the liberal terms of payment are such as to bring them within the reach of all. Eight good houses have recently been built on or opposite the property. The street has been metalled and paths formed. A sound investment. Do not miss the chance. The sale will take place on the ground, wet or dry. Sale at 2.30 o'clock. VY FDKNISHED KOOMS, with use of kitchen. Apply to W.W., Post-office. WANTED TO SELL.-Higbly Improved Dairy Farms, Sheep Farms, and partly improved Land of every description, situated in all parts of the district. Terms can always be arranged.—Callaghan, Medley & Co., Coffee Palace Buildings, Now Plymouth.

TENDERS. JL will be received up to noon on Saturday 'Nfxt, the 25 th instant. Particulars from 0. B. Shaw, Norfolk Road; Newton King, Stratford; or W. J. SHAW, Brougham-street, New Plymouth. 10 K SAbJBi, -1 ri) ACRES Freehold Land, good fourroomed house, detached kitchen and outbuildings, within two miles of Cooperative Factory and Store, one and a half miles lions a school, good metal road. Ajpply office of this paper, or J. Millar, Warea Road. • d(3,8,10,w1l FOR SALE,—A Powerful Demy Albion PRIN'J ING PRESS. Can ba us.d ior printing Buttar Boxes, the undersigned having no further use for it.-Apply G. Clifi', New Plymouth. FOR PRIVATE SALE. PETRIE'3 ESTATE, situated at the Man gorei cross-roads, three miles from New Plymouth, to be sold in lots of froi *' to 14J aoi'ts. Plans and particulars on plication to Messrs. Bcwloy and Watt, Land Agents, Devon-street, New Plymouth. FARM FOR SaLE. TK PUKE, BAY OF PLENTY. J Q A ACRES first-class land, all im LOU proved, and in good grass; bouse of,- v\v rooms, outbuildings, good orchpii aa.l sMtar trees. Price, £3OO. The Farm slopes gently to the north-east, ami commands fine view of the Bay < Pl.uiy, and is only 18 miles from I'auranga. For further particulars, apply JI. BPENOK, Strand, Tauraaga. N.P.—Te Puke is noted for its spendid climate aud rich land, producing large qm«t-'lH<w if niitiia fruit, and b«ef

HAND SEPAKATORS. ME&SES. BEWLEY & WAIT beg to announce that they have b:eu appointed SOLE AGENTS for tbo Teranaki Provincial District for the above Haul and Turbine Separators, At the last Show of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, held in June, 1899, these Separators were shown tJ lake 33 per cent. less power than the Alpha—Laval, and 50 per cent less than the average of all the other Separators oompotirg. At Ibe most BKYEIUS VUBLIC TBIALb ever held, lasting a week, and under the auspices of the Belgian Government, for the purpose of selecting the BEST SEPARATOR for the use of the Students in the Boucbet les Auvers Oollege of Agriculture—the following points being most carefully considered : Efficiency of Separation Power required Quantity of milk separated par hour Means of regulating cream Construction, materials, safety Ease of cleaning Selling price (Maximum points, 100)

the MKLOTTE SEPARATOR was FIRST, with 98.02 per cent o£ points, beating the Alpha-Laval, with 89.16 points. Wo are taking orders for Hand and Turbine Machines, specimens of which may be A LIMITED NUMBER only will be available, so to prevent disappointment orders should be booked early, BEWLEY&WATT, SOLE AGENTS FOR TAIUNAKI.

BOTS. BOTS. BOTS. NICHOLSON'S CELEBRATED BUI' ViOUJI REMEDY. THE simplest and most effectual remedy for killing aud expelling all kinds of Worms in the Horse. 'J he remedy consists of a tasteless and odourless powuir which is easily administered in horhe-faed. Even if the horse is ree fiom wcrais, the l'owdeis will act as a tonic, putting ihe animal ia tip-top condition, The lives of many valuable horses have been saved in and around Ilawke's Bay hy the prompt use of Nicholson's Remedy. The following ia a testimonial out of many:— To Mr. Nicholson,—Dear Sir,-After giving my horse a number of doses of your " Bot Worm Remedy " a great quantity of worms were expelled, and I can now recommend ycur remedy as the best I have ever used. It is simple, and so easily adminis tercel, and at thr> t«a timn on „<r„„.,,.,i that I will recommend it to anyone in teaich of such a remedy. It expels all kinds of worms. My horse is now in perfect condition, and is eating well, ana his coat is smooth and glossy.—l rtm.in, youis laituM'y. Thomas Biulfobd. Woodville, 28th August, ISity. Price of Remedy—is Ud packet (4 powders) postage Id on each packet. Distributing Agent for Taranaki—A. E. Ss kjss, Chemist, New Wymouth. Waitara Agents—LAWßliNCE BkOS. Repared only by T. A.W. NICHOLSON, M.F.A., Pharmaceutical Chemist and Druggist (by exam.), Woodville, H.B. LESSONS IN PAINTING. \ITW E. LEWIS is prepared to give L Lessons in Oil-painting (Landscape anu Floral), Gttbarti and Glover