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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 18, 21 June 1913, Page 9

CHEAP DAIRY FARMS ONLY £SOO CASH REQUIRED. 105 ACRES Freehold, 6 miles fro m New Plymouth; all in grass and subdivided into 10 paddocks; 50 acres been ploughed; new fiveroomed house, cowshed, etc. Price £l6 per acre; cash deposit, £500; balance easy terms. Enquire about this farm; it is well worth your inspection. 157 ACRES, freehold, 5 miles fro m New Plymouth; all in grass; subdivided into 10 paddocks; close to School, Factory and Post Office; well watered, and three parts ploughable; 7-roomed house, 10-bail cowshed, etc. Price £l6 10s per acre; cash deposit £500; easy terms. McCLUGAGAGE AND CO Land and Financial Agents •TRATFORD. Once a Year, and Once a Year Only DO WE HOLD Our Special Big Cash SALE.; the time has come around, and we are to-day offering AMAZTNfi ALLURING ATTRACTIONS to CASH BUYERS. ° AMA^Nb ' SAY: LOOK AT THESE PRICES: Galvanised Corrugated Iron*-sft, l/ 10y 2 ; 6ft, 2/3; 7ft. 2/7%; Bft, 3/-: 9ft, 3/5%; 10ft, 3/11. -'it, Barbed Wire, 14/- per cwt.; Plain Wire, No. 8, 12/- per cwt. Wire Nails, l%in upwards, 2d per lb ; lead heads, 3d per lb. Hunt's Axes, 3/6; Plumb's, Mann's and Kelly's Axes, 4/6 each. Staples, iy 2 in, 2d per lb; iy 4 in, 2 J / 2 d per lb; lin, 3d per lb. Wedges, 5d per lb; Maul's 5/6 each. Big reductions all round. Every article marked in plain figures at cash sale prices. PAPERHANGINGS. PAPERHANGINGS To make room for new lines to arrive, we are reducing prices from 25 to 50 per cent. ALL GOODS BOOKED CHARGED USUAL PRICES. SALE TO-DAY. SALE TO-DAY. SALE TO-DAY. SALE TO-DAY. BELLRINGER BRO?. LTD THE CASH HARDWAREMEN, NEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD. MOTORCYCLE PER FECTION ATTAINED IN THE HUMBER 'Tis a wonderful machine in many respects—a credit to the manufacturers and a joy to the iider. Recent successes have gone to prove more coirlusively than ever the prestige of THE HUMBER The 3y 2 -h.p. Humber is fitted with 3-speed Sturmer Archer gear, free engine, kick started, foot boards, and with decompression. 1913 model, £BO. ARNOLD GEORGE, BROUGHAM STREET NEW PLYMOUTL. 'lave the Children Gone LEAVING THE PIANO SILENT? Well, never mind. Yi can still enjoy your evenings, and produce the finest pianoforte mi ic yoursell, even without that expensive teaching you providel for tl ,• family. You can enjoy the works of the world's master musician! music f|om the opera, music from the hall. THE PIANOLA, wit i Themodist and Metrostyle attachments, is the only machine that prod ices music that's not mechanical. Come in and see it BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO CO., NEW PLTMOUTH. Hoffmann There's a Sense of Comfort in a Good Wooden Bedstead. W~ffif jijJlfc,,.. nuuujLuo ■lt looks comfortable and not nearly so chilly as the iron bed. There's also a sense of quality and quaintness about the kind we make. With a Baker Bedstead in your room you'll not be ashamed to invite even your most critical visitor, and we make or design to any fancy. A good stock kept. BAKER & CO. ART FURNISHERS NEW PLYMOUTH SLEEP COSY You begin the well when you rise like a giant refreshed from one of G. W. and H. DRAKE'S special beds. There's a sense of delightful coir fort in our well-filled beds of well-teased "A" grade kapoc, especiallj T.aen placed on one of G. W. and A. DRAKE'S special wire-wove matfcesses. None of those saggy things, but made of fine-meshed wire, and strengthened or reinforced by longitudinal wire rolls. These are obtainable from Drake's only. W"M) AND IRON BEDSTEADS—ALL PATTERNS. G. W. & H. DRAKE FURBISHING SPECIALISTS INGIE W O O B