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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 80, 24 March 1908, Page 1

SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS JUST RECEIVED Our season's .supply of Grass and Clover Seeds ex s.s. Fifes hire— V English Rye, Trefoil, Crested Dogstail, Red and White Clover, Timothy, Cowgrass, Lucerne, Rape, Alsike, Poa Pratensis, Mustard. Also in stock—Cocksfoot, Italian aitdHawke's Bay Rye. Above are tested Seeds and first puality. L. A. NOLAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS St 81ID MERCHANTS, DEVON MI BIT ... ... NEW PLYMOUTH,

NORTHERN LAND NIBBLES CHEAP FREEHOLDS. I 1734 ACHES, all in lost English grass, subdivided into 14 pudducks, all I'euced with sheep • proof and practically new 231) acres in turnips, which are good for the season. Hailwa t v runs through the estate lor 2'/s miles, and there are two stations within a mile of the homestead giving three trains daily both to and from Auckland. l''irsi-class sheep and cattle markets. The earning capacity of the land is quite 2 sheep to the acre, as there is no waste land; overy acre' is ploughable and can be readily improved. Tin; altitude is 350 ft above scl-level, and the country is composed of easy nilling downs. The homestead comprise* a good !)-roOnied residence, and is situated close to main road and railway, and nearly in centre of estate. ■.There are also men's cottages, gt-i bles, stock and shcop yards, all practically new and well constructed. 'lliis estate would cut up well into small dairy farms. I'IUCK IS £1 10s PEll ACRB. Wood terms can bo arranged. OSLMOUR AND CLARKE femes. EGMONT STREET. NEW PLYMOUIU

ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY W ILL be afforded people of New Plymouth district to get the beat of advice regarding their eye troubles and obtain the most certain means to REMOVE THAT BYE-STRAIN. JXI). L. NtCUIj. the Qualified and Successful Specialist, may be consulted at the BUULIMITON TEA-ROOMS, Theatre Royal Buildings, DURING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 19 AND 20. SAMUEL BA»Y, JNO. L. NICOL, THE EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS. We maintain our reputation by maintaining good work.

WANTED: A FARM! IN EXCHANGE FOB Five new 6-room 1 houses at Petone (a rising township). Returning 6A per cent net. Write for particulars to C. E. MAJOR, BUSINESS AGENT HAW E a A

Goal- I brook- The Verdict of Experience is in favour of " Coalbrookdale." 1 It possesses the greatest amount ot heat f It Is famous lor its burning qualities, 5 It is free from Slate, Stones tad Dirt f The, Small Percentage of Ash imakes it the most Economical Coal Order Direct from the Depot All Klafe a* Cm), aim rkTOMd •*£ Colt*, >t Lewwt Price*.

* . L. Pattie & Co , STOCK a LAND AGENTS, GOOD SOLID VALUE. QQgO ACRES—Splendid grazing run, on main road, 6 miles from township; about 2500 acres in grass, carrying now 2000 sheep and 350 cattle; all well fenced and subdivided; freehold; manager's house, woolshed, and men'a quarters. Price £4 2s Gd per acre. Very easy terms. QO<4.fi ACKES-1210 acres freehold, and 2000 L.1.?., rent 5d per acre; 800 acres in grass, carrying 600 sheep and 150 bulloekf); splendid Bhecp and cattle country. Price £4OOO, or £2500 for freehold portion. 1 1 ACRES—Native lease, 31 years to run; rent £22 per annum, and rises to £55 for last 21 years; 400 acres in grass, carrying 300 "2-year-old heifers; level and rolling country. Price £ISOO. A very cheap property. L. PATTIE & CO, Land and Stock Agents,