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Taranaki Daily News, 1 September 1927, Page 10

JL Stocktaking Throwouts at Ward’s Great Sale fL Ladies’ Smart Costumes. Latest ... w ,, , - t n ' Ladies’ Fine Botany Wool Jumper styles, and well tailored, in * ! ’ e ... e ’ , W1 1 Ki(l Gloves. Very soft skin, with fancy gaunt- Silk and Wool Marocain, A lustrous broche Suits. Choice selection of these ’QSmlffla /Lwß&r Fancy Tweeds and Plain Gaber- elastic waist and knee. All colours. lets and points. Throw Out Price, 7/11 material. In Brown, Green, and Fawn. wanted goods, in the leading il dines. Throw Out Price, 35/-. row u ce ’ - pair ' pair - 43 ’ n - Throw Out Price, 3/11 yard. wanted shades. Throw Out Im) ■c ? * Coloured Cotton Hose. A splendid wearing _. . , z Price, 20/-, ¥ 1 J.L li ne Nude Flesh Chair p d Black Black Silk Mousseline. A heavy weight pure Ripple Cloth. In Pink, Sky. Rose, Red, and . Il 111 |if EV *±iled Fr0 I C Throw Out 1/6 pair ' " ’ PdC °’ 4/ " S “ e ’ 27i "’ ThroW ° U ‘ PriCe ’ 6 * d 80in. Sheeting, two pieces only. Heavy Twill il ' 1U ' Throw Out Price, 9. II to 19 6. Coloured Cashmere Hose. Great value. In Wool Marocain. In plain and stripes. ’ln Bed Ticking. Two pieces only. Good qualify. Throw^Out 11 2/-'yarffi "** 1 i\\ LadiM' Corsets. In the best known and popu- all (he wanted shades. Th: ,w Out Price, shades of Grey, Black, Green, Brown and 58in. 4 1-3 yards for double bed. Throw Br .- h , R aili(lm Erneks 1/ MiflL Th,.. O«. Throw Out Price, 2/11 ,d. Ou, Price, ,/,.,/„ y „d. 'B2'® / jks’WP&i Worth 4/6. Throw Out Price, l/lf yard. l/\ Cash Drapers and Milliners, Devon and Currie Sts., New Plymouth, also at Eltham and Hawera *

NEWTON KING, LTD.’S PROPERTY GUIDE. SEPTEMBER, 1927 (1). ’J’ ACRES FREEHOLD. Land practically all flat, all been ploughed, and in first-class pasture. (Milked 39 cows last year; Factory returns averaged 3241b5. butter-fat per cow.) Well sub-divided, good fences, mostly box thorn hedges. Watered by windmills and creek. Five-roomed Dwelling, telephone. Good oowshed, concreted, yard also concreted. 3-cow milking plant. This property is now carrying 45 dairy cows. 6 2 year heifers, 2 bulls, 6 yearlings, 4 horses. Price, £7B per acre, £2OOO Deposit, balance at 6 per cent. (Owner would entertain exchange for partly improved form of about 150 acres.) 1235 ACRES FREEHOLD. 1000 acres in grass, balance good bush. About 700 acres easy rolling hills, undulating and flats. All good sheepproof fencing. Carrying capacity 1500 ewes and 150 big cattle. Five-roomed House (insured for £600). 3-stand shearing shed, cowshed, and other outbuildings. Six miles from township and saleyards, 14 miles from school, good * metalled road. For a cash sale over mortgage (£5700 at 6J per cent.), this property is being offered at £8 per acre, and can be recommended as a good sheep and grasing farm. NEWTON KING, LIMITED, ’«•»“ -«• Plymouth. LAND SALESMEN: F. H. Barnitt (’phone 469 M), A. V. Cooper ('phone 932..

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SEED POTATOES Secure your main crop seed before stocks are sold out. We will hold for delivery later. Plant SUPREME —a reliable main crop variety. WEBSTER BROS. Seed Potato Specialist* - - New Plymouth

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