Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, 1 February 1924, Page 1

Confectionery. A fresh shipment of choice goods just to hand. Box Chocolates in choice designs and colours. Chocolate Novelties, Fancy Confectionery, etc. GAVEY’S. Devon St. Centra!. -=r. -■

MISCELLANEOUS. GAXON JONES D.5.0.A., N.S.W. CONSULTING OPTICIAN WESTWOOD’S PHARMACY, High Street, Hawera. At Mclnnes’ Pharmacy. Stratford every Tuesday. Hours 1.30 to 5 p.m. “WOOL IS UP.” INVEST YOUR HONEY IN SfiEEF COUNTRY. Enquire about these properties 600 ACRES.—Freehold, good £lO per acre (2089). 430 ACRES.—E.L. rent, £l2 12s per a)> num; £5 per acre (2082). 216 ACRES.—O.R.P. rent, £l4 per annum; £l3 per acre (2081). 300 ACRES.—Freehold £9 per acre (2079). 669 ACRES.—O.R.P. 240 acres felled; £3 per acre (2075). 891 ACRES. —L.T.T. going concern, £13,000 (2052) Owners of the above properties will consider exchanges for town or suburban property. R. A. LARGE & CO., Land and Business Agents, New Plymouth. Thos. R. Husband, Land Salesman. G°°D pARM. 109 ACRES, all in grass and crop except three acres shelter bush, sub-divided into twelve well-fenced paddocks, all been ploughed and sown down in good grasses except a few acres; watered by stream. This is a clean farm. Nice well-sheltered homestead of five rooms, cowshed (concrete floor) and engine room, implement sheds, etc. One and a-half miles to factory, school and P.O. The price is £4O per acre, with £lOOO cash; no mortgages. Balance for long term at 51 per cent. If waiting such a farm, this one defies competition. “Remember ‘he early bird.” Sole Agents: J. R. H ILL& S 0N • St. Aubyn St. ’Phone: Office 711, Res. 851. "PRAMS! Prams! For the latest in Prams and Push chaits, best qua y and variety in Taranaki, fitted -ith natent spring seat and adjustable sliding hoods 4 something new in the district Do net fail to inspect our stocks before purchasing elsewhere. Call or send for dialogue. Pram Supplies, 370 Devon Z -e*