Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 29, 28 July 1911, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not exceeding sixteen words are inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion; or if Three insertions 2s 6d. If orders come by letter it must be understood thai double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. YOUTH WANTED. ■RANTED— Smart youth to sell papers, etc., on mail train. Good wages. Apply, from 2 to 5 to NEWS OFFICE. TOST—A liver and white setter pup. Reward. Anyone detaining same will be prosecuted. Apply E. S. Bailey, New Plymouth. 28-1 WANTED. SMART BOY about 16. Apply at West End Meat Bazaar. 28-t.c. VyANTED—Middle-aged women, good home, light duties. For particulars apply Box 28, Eltham P.O. 20- L T OST, on Monday last, in town—Pair. of gold-rimmed eyeglasses. Reward on returning to Ambury Bros. 88-2 rr\o LET—Good six-roomed house, Soleville; washhouse, copper, gas; full quarter-acre; rent," 10/6. Apply News Office. ' 27-3 T OST—Red cow, white underneath, large horns, marked shoulder. Reward for information leading to recovery.—C. Binnie, Hurworth. rnO LET—Furnished bedroom, to lady engaged during day; or nurse. Central position. Apply by letter only, "8.C.," .Daily News Office. , 26-3 j ontf ACRES freehold sheep and dairy ing country, seven., miles from railway, double' road, house, crusher, sheep yard; handy to 6chool, factory and post office. One mortgage £3500 at 5 per cent.', equity £IOSO. Will Sell'St £ll 10s an acre;, or exchange for general store.—J. H. Thompson, Stratford. t.c, (^.OOD\\ 7 1LL of 190 acres, leasq only. £IOO. Will carry 60 to 70 cows. For further particulars apply Walter Bewley, Egirtont street. TTERE is a Snip—322 acres o.r.p. 'at 20s; close to railway; "200 acres in grass, 50 acres ploughablecarry 2% sheep. Also good cow country. Price £4 10s per acre with £2OO cash. —Wal tcr Bewley, Egmont street. rpO LEASE—IIO fieres, all grass, 10-bail cow-sbed, 4-roomed house, creamery and school alongside., Further particu-lars.r-Jellyman & Wood, Egmont St. OA ACRES in famous Manaia. district. dwelling, cowshed, good road; two mortgages average 5 per cent; sell for £32 an acre. £4OO deposit. Cheapest farm in South Taranaki.—J. H. Thiomp son, Stratford. t.c K ROOMED house, bathroom, washh6use, gas, verandah, etc. Central ; Price £390. Bargain.—Jellyman & ' Wood, Egmont St. TSJEW 4-roomed house, h. & c. water, gas. verandah, bay window, etc. Price £4OO. Cash £2s,—Jellyman & Wood, Egmont St. Y\[ANTED— Men's and Boy's Kaiapoi Overcoats and Raincoats.' Big reduction at Ambury's Sale. • - 22-0 VX7ANTED—SpeciaI sale best tailor-fin-ished suits, 45/- for 37/6; 59/6 for 49/6; 65/- for 54/-.—Ambury's. 22-0 rpO LfeT—Six-roomed house, dll conveniences, close to Post Office. Rent 14s.—Walter Bewley. t.c. WANTED—Best proof of best values. The large number Of keen buyers at Ambury's big sale daily. 22-6 JTIfANTED The solid discounts and half-price lines in every department mean very big business at Ambury's. 22-6 132 ACRES Coast Land, 6-roomed house, all conveniences; one mile to school, township, etc. Price £l6 per acre; £SOO cash, balance 5 per Cent.—Gilmour & Clarke, New Plymouth. 21-6 KA ACRES, 4-roomed house, 12-bail shed, well fenced, splendidly grassed, 4 miles from harbor. Price, ONLY £l2 per acre. Terms, £2OO cash.—E. J. Carthew & Co. "CiINEST freehold frontage for sale, Borough of Stratford, in heart of town. Enquiries invited. Principals only—J. H. Thompson, Stratford. t.c. 4-1 2 ACRES, beautiful coastal farm, level and undulating, rich maiden soil, will grow splendid crops of rape, oats and potatoes, and for dairying cannot be surpassed. A sacrifice. Price £8 per acre. Terms, £3OO cash. —E. J. Carthew & Co. ■pjRISE-BISE Curtains, with rod and *t> tings complete, from 1/8. Fit"an, window. A+"I Q7 ACRES, L.1.P., handy dairy farm, 5-roomed house, 12-bail shed, plantation, 8 paddocks; will milk 60 cows, on main metal road, and six miles from town and railway station. A great bargain. Price £l2 per acre. Terms, £250 cash.—E. J. Carthew & Co. tf Bobby Burns were here the noo' He'd say 'twas meat we a' can eat. Whether roast or boil or ttew. It is a treat, for 'tis '• meat That auld and voung cac chew At JOLL'S MEAT RS. JJUT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S.