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Taranaki Daily News, 15 February 1916, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. RANTED man to cook for four to six ' men and light gardening'; 255. ? Apply Eignell Bros., Awakino. d.p. delicious flavour and refreshment I of "DESERT GOLD," the Queen of Teas. YyANTED —For satisfaction and savings drink "DESEKT GOLD," the I Queen of Teas. Most delicious and economical. LOST, FOUND, Etc. at last Stony Eiver Sale, one black and white cattle-dog; reward. —Power, blacksmith, .Okato. c.p. T.OST, between Arnold George's and East End, one motor-bike chain; reward.—A. Andrews, Okato. f.w. FOR SALE, TO LET, Etc. SALE, two racehorses, Captain Miro, good jumper; and bay filly (Red Rain—White May), 2 years; fed six months—M. D. Miscall, Stratford. SALE—One 11-coulter MasseyHarris Drill, disc or coulters; owner's reason for selling, too heavy for hilly country.—Apply to J. R. Jones, I Kaimata. _ d.y. pOR SALE Whare at Ngamotu Beach. Three rooms. Apply, '. man, Xew Plymouth. J ! 570 ACRES FREEHOLD, level cow country; splendid building 3. Price, £l2 per acre. Good investment. —E. L. Humphries, Devon St. £3OOO available for Second Mortgage or mortgages of stock, or for purchase of mortgages.. Wright and Lawrence, Solicitors, Stratford. n,|} ACRES, a going concern; tip-top farm; 20 first-class cows and other stock. Price £SO pev acre; terms.— E. L. Humphries, Devon Street. SALE—Piano by John Spencer, London; in splendid order; no dry rot; £l9 cash; bargain. Or terms arranged, 10s monthly.—Collier's. £SOO LOOK! £SOO MILK—FRUIT—HONEY "POR SALE—The well-known Round Bush Orchard, Manaia, with its ideal shelter. The above amount will be taken off the place this season. Inspect now and see things in full working order, and buy when it suits you. Possession given any ti'"e. Nice comfortable house of six rooms, bath-room, large shed with loft, dairy and man's room, cowshed and paved yard, piggery. The 25 acres are subdivided into nine well-sheltered paddocks, carrying 15 cows, bull and horse. There are four acres in orchard in full bearing, mostly apples and plums, with pears, peaches and quinces, all disposed of locally at top prices without sending any to auction sales. The past returns can be seen. There are 70 hues of bees, with all necessary requisites which go with the property; also the crops of hay and turnips, according to time of giving possession. Cows at valuation. Look at 'the price—£22oo—and think where you could buy anything that would return you £SOO a year without hired labor, where a man and wife or children could do the work in comfort without drudgery. Terms: Haif Cash. | Further particulars from ALFRED CORRINGE, Kaupokonui.

EYESIGHT. v EYESTRAIN, W. SAXON JONES, (D.S.O.A. by Exam.), SIGHT SPECIALIST. (Late of Arthur, Cocks, Optical speciaMay be consulted as follows: Monday—l'ATEA, at Mr. H. P. Williams' chemist, from II to 4 p.m. Tuesday—STRATFORD, at Mr. I<\ Edwards', chemist, from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday—ELTHAM, at Mr. A. Hancock's, chemisi, from 12 to ,'! p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday—HAWEßA, at Mr. J. H. Westwuod's, chemist, from !1.30 to 5 p.m. Note: These visits will be regular every week. Lens-grinding and every lescription of optical repairs executed N.Z. G-WERNMENT y y INES. PORT (per bottle) 0/_ MADEIRA (per bottle) 0/_ CLARET (per bottle) *>/_ HOCK (per bottle) «>/_ MUSCADINE (per bottle) A/_ PER ASSORTED CASE, ,QK/_ H. A. HAYCOCK, PRINCESS STREET, HAWERA. '"hone 307.