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Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1922, Page 1

SHOWS. THIRTEENTH DOMINION DAIRY & GREAT WINTER SHOW NOW PROCEEDING. HAWERA. JULY 5,6, 7 & 8, 1922. TO REMEMBER. ' THIS AFTERNOON the inter-provincial football match, Taranaki v. Wellington, will be played. That THURSDAY is the People’s Dav. That “FRIDAY is the Children’s Day. That on SATURDAY the inter-Col-lege match, Wanganui Collegiate School v. New Plymouth Boys’ High School, will be playedThat Excursion Fares have been arranged on the railway during the whole of the Show period. That Admission to the Show this year will be by turnstiles, so have your correct money ready to put in the slot as you enter: Adults, Is 3d, -Children 6d, including amusement tax. Season Tickets are: Adults, 6s 6d; Children, 2s 9d, including tax. L. O. HOOKER, Secretary. Box 79, Hawera. Telegraphic Address: “Winshow.” BEE IT! SEE IT! SEE IT! the £B5O. FOUR-ROOMED BUNGALOW, Including Section of over 30 perches, fitted with Bathroom, Hot and Cold Water Service to Bath, Basin and Sink, Porcelain Enamelled Bath and Basin, Patent W.C., Copper, Tubs, Safe, Linen Press, Two Large Cupboards, Electric Light, “Shacklock” Range and Front Picket Fence- Purchasers can choose their own color of outside walls and papers. FIVE ROOMS AS ABOVE, £975 TO WORKERS. —These Bungalows can be erected to pass Government requirements and so entitle purchasers to obtain a loan under the Advances to Workers Act or Advances to Settlers Act for an additional cost of £2O per house. TO MR. AND MRS. NEWLYWED: —This is just the Bungalow for comfort and peace. The four-roomed Bungalow is being finished off this week. SEE IT for yourself, and don’t be satisfied with the opinions of disinterested parties. If an appointment is made, a car will call and take you along. These Bungalows can be erected in any part of the town or suburbs at prices according to section valuesR. A.” LARGE ESTATE AGENT & 'ALUER, Union S.S. Co.’s Blds.. St. Aubyn St., NEW PLYMOUTH.

PROPERTIES FOR LEASE QAQ ACRES, lease can !Le arranged. Carrying capacity 60 cows. Good 5-roomed house and cowsheds. Will no doubt be prepared to sell at £25 per acre, although there are mortgages for over this on the property. A man with say £5OO will be able to get in. Stock can be arranged. ACRES, all flat and ploughable, 2 stacks of 'hay, large house and sheds, also milking sheds, 3-cow plant, 1 mile to factory, school and P.O. Rent £2 los per acre. Stock 29 cows and some young stock and all farm implements for £525. Cash £3OO1 Ofl ACRES on tarred road, 1 mile AW f ac t. orVj school and P.O- Tussocky and swamp land. Carrying capacity 30 cows; 5-roomed 'house, shed, outbuildings, barns; electric power passes. Rent £D7s 6d per acre. 110 ACRES, 9 miles from New Plyx V mouth by metalled road. Mostly in grass and rough feed; 35 acres has been stumped and ploughed, and the stream bridged; 4-roomed cottage, cream cart passes the door. Rent £3O per annum. Goodwill of lease £450. Right of purchase at £9 per acreARTHUR B. GIBSON SOLE AGENT. EGMONT STNEW PLYMOUTH ’Phone 474. P.O. Box 155. FOR SALE. f>ATA, Tawa. or Ma ire Firewood, and Rimu or Hinau Fencing Posts; on truck at Inglewood, or delivered by arrangement. Apply— SCOTT, Carrier, Inglewood. pLYMOUTH TO yjAWERA. RETURN DAILY. (Seven-seater Car.) 'epart—New Plymouth (Currie Street), Daily News Offic /1 , at 4.30 a.m.. arrive at Haw< a 7 a.m. (catch Wanganui train). Departs—Hawera 9.15 a.m., Royal Hotel, arrives New Plymouth at 11.15 a.m. FARES* New Plymouth to Hawera 10s, Hawera to New Plymouth 7s. DYKES, gfoputen