I, AND FOR SALE. FOR exchange: 679 ACRES of land, all flat and splendid land (no mortgage). Price £3500. Will exchange for good first mortgage. Q.OOD carry - _ business as a going concern exchange for mortgage. Price £2OOO. lOiOOO ' p r ' cp 3 ® s a " ' ' acre, unencumbered, for interest-bearing property. 4t)A ACRES, Wanganui. Equity £3IOO. Exchange for house property. Mortgage in exchange for lightly encumbered property £3400, £2900, £2600, £2OOO, £I7OO, £IGSO. ARTHUR J. PEACHEY, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. THIS PROPOSITION IS RIGHT. ggg ACRES, FREEHOLD. Bosker Sheep and cattle country; Drained swamp and rolling downs, alongside school, factory, and about ten miles good metalled road to town. Good house, two telephones on farm. This is not Backblocks. £24 per acre. £4OOO to £SOOO CASH; balance easy terms. Don't delay. Bole Agent: W. P. McNAMARA, "The Property Salesman." (Out on his own), HAWERA. FOR SALE. 306 ACRES, situatrci oil Bank Run, Ohauiti, near Tauranga. 250 acres cleared and in grass. 10 acres just ploughed, balance in rough feed and fern. 10 acres in good sheltered bush. Divided into six paddocks, water in every paddock, never failing streams. Lease 32 years with right to perpetual renewal. Annual rental £3l Is, with rebate if paid punctually. Good stockyards. Can safely milk now say 40 to 50 cows, and will carry from (10 to 70 head large cattle. Distant from Tauranga about 12 miles; school and post office miles; cream cart to Tauranga every day. About 2J miles from Oropi, sawmill within two miles of property. Capital value £MO, and can be made freehold at that price. For quick turnover £3 per acre for lessee's interest. No agents. APPLY A.P, Bay of Plenty Times Office, TAURANGA. BUSINESS NOTICES. yiSITORS to the NEW PLYMOUTH SHOW. Look out for MRS. MOORE'S VIVIFIC EXHIBIT. The Great Herbal Tonic that gives life, cures Indigestion, Poverty of Blood tind Loss of Nerve. Also VIVIFIC OINTMENT. for Eczema and all sSkin Troubles. JJURSE O L D > THE ROSERY (REGISTERED MATERNITY HOME), VOGELTOWN. Is now receiving Patients. Terms: waiting 30s, Ist week £3, subsequent £2 10s. CHETWODE SCHOOL SEASIDE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 273, DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. Principals: THE MISSES S'l ANFORD. The Second Term will begin on WEDNESDAY, MAY 31. Miss Stanford will be. at home to receive parents and guardians on Saturday, Hay 27, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. THOUSANDS of BUSINESS MEN are SLAVES TO THE PASTRY HABIT. They would scorn the idea of mixing a little petrol in a lot of water and feeding it to the motorcar, but they do the same sort of thing with their bodies—the most wonderful machine in the world. Where does the pastry habit end? Figure it out for yourself. This is no patent medicine ad. You know. You also know how much energy and vitality your son and daughter can scare up on sweet stuffs. Ask your wife's advice, and she will tell you to go to THE MARBLE BAR ami have some real soup, meat sandwiches, toast, chocolate, codec: and crumpets, or any other of the real foods that comprise their lid hmrh, Trv it for a week and sec if you don't feel better, brighter, and as if you liked your work. THE MARBLE BAR (Opposite Newton King's), Open to 11 p.m. Meet me at The Marble Bar. MORRIS' GREAT SALE.— Japanese Matting Runner, 1/. yard. .Notlring like it in New Plymouth. c.n, (
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 June 1916, Page 1
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