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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 173, 14 August 1909, Page 5

CA ACRES, Dairy Farm, level, well watered, small cottage, cowshed; 214 miles from Factory, 10 miles from Xew Plymoutii," railway 0 miles. Price £9 10a per acre. Very easy terms.— S. V. Pope, Box 131, New Plymouth. 14-5 JJYGIENIC BAKERY-€r«am Ms, Cream Horns, Cream Sandwiches, U'resh Partly, ilullins. Pikelets, Walnut | Cake, Plum Puddings 14-i JJYCIKXIC BAKERY-ipics: Steak . ami Kidney. Pork, Veal and Hum, Apncol Peach, Mince; Apple and I Peach Charlottes. 144 I VOUXCI Jcrs, sale by J. c. Davies, JJunitltuji. I rpO Wl-,-roomed house, Kliol Street, All convenieuees. 1{,., 1t \y Q- A|) . ply sharp, S. D. Pope, liux l;u. 13 _ s pIRAXKLJSIUU PAKIv-2~aere7 (level building site). Price Xl2j i,er uerc.-H. F. ltusscll & Co., Xcw Ply

J)AIKY FARM- £2OO Cash, 141 acre; all in grass, 100 ploughablu, chocs factory adjoining, railway y.,-m\k carry 40 to 50 tows. Price £l4 ,pe acre; £2OO casli.-11. F. Kussell am Co., New Plymouth.

A_N ABSOLUTE SNIP-1000 acres native lease blocfk, near To Kuiti, 200 grassed, 300 ti-tree, balance bush; near ly all ploughable html. Suitable for ilairying; factory ■within 5 miles! £4OO for goodwill half slinre.-11. F. Russell and Co., New Plymouth. gTRATFORDONGARUE IJNE-Splon-did Bargain in Sheep and Cattle Country.—lOSo acres (000 0.R.P., 180 U.P., 700 hi grass; half ploughable; fenced 8 paddocks; railway passin" ivithin V/ % miles. £5 10s per acre! jasy terms.—H. F. Russell and Co., New Plymouth.

DAIRY FARM-Going Concora.-110 acres; IUO in grass; all ploughablc; factory two miles; School and P.O. one mile; small house, cowshed, etc.; 25 cows, implements, horse, cart, etc., at valuation. Price £IO2S; £2OO cash.U. F. Russell and Co., New Plymouth

J^OST—Between centre of town and Octavious Place, gold chain banffle; padlock attached. Kcwanl at "News" °" lce - t.c.

RANTED—Furnished Cottage, East . c "!' preferred.—Appl "Furnished," Mils nlbpQ . '

2Q I'OUXDS DOWN will secure new 4-roomed cottage; every convenihut; Filzroy. Price £380; balance ftwy terms.—Apply Gilmour and Clarke, hgiuont Street. JjUbl—l<rom Pumho, black trap marc, white face, white blazes on feet, splint on near fore leg (covered with Ljreen vug). £1 reward. Information to &. Dobbin, Puniho, or E. Jeffrie? Bell Block. 104 POR SALE or TO LET—Mrs. Bullard's residence on Carrington Road. near Pukckura Park, containing 0 rooms.—Apply Mrs. BuUard. " 0-0 |JATENTS, TRADEMARKS, Etc.-Mr. H. Lewis (of H. F. Russell and Co., New Plymouth), iB representative of Sydney H. Higgs, Registered Patent Agent, Wellington. Advice and information given free. t. QUARTER-ACRE, Fitzroy, price £150; £lO doiva, balance easy tonus.Applv tlilinour & Clarke. -\o! I can do better far I By deal at the MEAT BAZAAR. - t.c. J/'ST— In New Plymouth, on Saturday, a £5 note. Reward on return to "Wi.iker" care "News." VISITING CARDS.-Visiting Cftrdt printed equal to copper-plate a' ihe "News" Job Printery. City prices SJHOPS TO LET—Two new shops, beal site in Waitara; well appointed.--Apply VV. Young, Waitara Hotel. t.c. pANCYI—Goods at half-price and discount at Ambury's Great Slaughter sale. t.c.

UNDREDS of people are shopping at Ambury's. Every parcel leaving the establishment contains a bargain, t.c. "POR SALE—I acre, Vogeltown; pnV .£230; easy terms; good buildinp site. —Apply Gilmour & Clarke. TJ'OR Up-to-date Printing of every kind try the "News" Jobbing DepartJjV)R SALE—W.CjS.R. Lease, 16 acrei, on Old Hospital Road, one mile from town; river boundary; ideal sudurban residential site; extensively plant oil. Terms if desired, For address appty office of this paper. t.c. JALL PROGRAMMES and INVITA TIOX CATJDS—A large assortment inspect samples at "News" Office. TAKANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE, AND TALLOW SALES. HAYMARKET, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE-AUGUST 31. fILIENTS are particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive o» or before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING EGMONT ROAD HALL. A PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL •"• will be held in the above Hall on THURSDAY, September 2. First-daw Music, Supper and Floor. Tickets: Ladies', 2s; Gents', 3s; Double licket 4s.

EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS LADIR, i GENTLEMEN I have pleasure in announcing that I have taken over the business of Mr. Gnukrodgcr, New Plymouth. In future the business' will bo carried on as a thoroughly up-to-date Ladies' and Gentlemen's tailoring establishment. My stock will be absolutely new, composed of the mci.4 STYLISH, FASHIONABLE ami UP-TO-DATE materials All orders entrusted to me will be nit and made on the premises by THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL TAILORS. I hope by careful attention to business, \iml by "jiving BEST possible VALUE for MONEY, to merit a share of public patronage. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours respectfully, JOHN WADDMi.