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Taranaki Daily News, 22 March 1943, Page 6

- NAIL SCISSORS Wostenholms' I.X.L. Chrome Plated Just Landed— Limited Supply ATTRACTIVE EARMLET WITH GOOD HOME 1 q ACRES FREEHOLD, well sub-divided good hedges and watered by electric -*■ pressure pump. Pastures in great heart and wonderful sole grass all over farm. Stock grazing on property include 9 milking cows and 4 weaners, would easily carry more stock. Buildings: Modern bungalow of four rooms, kitchenette, wash-house, etc. A very comfortable home, all conveniences, new electric stove, nice garden and lawns. Cowshed and separator room, concrete floor and race, double garage, large fowlhouse and store room. A very handy property particularly well sheltered and only 10 minutes from town. Owing to owner leaving the district, property offered for sale Full Going Concern price £2000 and terms could be arranged. TH1S LITTLE FARM 1S WORTH INSPECT1NG. NEWTON KING, LTD. A FIRST-CLASS DUAL PURPOSE FARM. 97 K ACRES in South Taranaki at present carrying 131 cows, 31 I.C. heifers, 29 & ' " yearling heifers, 5 bulls, 7 horses, 71 ewes, 5 rams, 12 hoggets. Good 6roomed honse (all electric), and new cowshed and impiement shed with ev®**y modern improvement, extensive piggeries and other farm buildings. ^ric® ^ per acre. First mortgage £5800 at 4J per cent. on table basis. Rates £44. lerms arranged. FARMERS' CO-OP., All Branches. COMMENCED THURSDAY, OCTORER 1. NEW PLYMOUTH-HAMILTON.— Leave New Plymouth 7.45 a.m., arr. Hamilton 3 p.m., connecting with train for Auckland. Leave Hamilton 11 a.m., arriving New Pylmouth 6 p.m. AWAK1NO-NEW PLYMOUTH.— Leave Awakino 7.30 a.m. Leave New Plymouth 2.45 pun. No service on Saturday or Sunday. NEW PLYMOUTH-OPUNAKE.— Leave New Plymouth 7.30 ama. and 3.30 p.m. Leave Opunake 8.40 a.m. and 3.45 p.m. No service on Saturday or Sunday. NO SUNDAY SERVICES ON ANY ROUTE. GIBSON'S MOTORS LTD. Phone 357 NEW PLYMOUTH Phone 357 • ^WWWWVW^WVW^WWVWVWVWWWWAWMVyW j HURRY RAILWAY WAGONS i| \ :: j: Every One Is Needed Urgently iNobody supposes that railway wagons are deliberately de- |i layed. But deliberate or not, the result is the same. The man j! who uses a wagon as a storeroom or keeps it idle in a siding •[ when it might be on its way is hindering transportation. Don't ij let this happen, Mr. Rail User. Cut down to bare necessity i[ the standstill time of every wagon you use. i| j Near Enough Is Not Enough j _ .................

FOR TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR and AGENCY WORK — Appoint (JiHE JJyTEW ^EALAND JNSURANCE 0OMPANY J^IMITED. A. F1NCH, Managar, New Plymouth. Established 1859. Z. gORER jgRADICATORS Opposite Post Office, NEW PLYMOUTH. DON'T let BORER eat away your property. Our work is GUARANTEED and prices defy competition. Free inspection. Phone 960, after 5 p.m., phone 2499. J C HUTT0N (N,Z'} L™' ✓ • • ELTHAM FREZING WORKSi PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! Pig Buyers as under:— ELTHAM.— J. Ramsay, phone 167. STRATFORD.— C. Till, phone 2553. HAWERA.— J. Ramsay, Eltham, phone 167. OPUNAKE.— T. J. Quin, c/o Opunake Motors, phone 30M. PATEA.— J. F. N. Hamlin, Kakaramea. KAPONGA.— F. N. Gardner, phone 60M. NIHONIHO.— J. R. Weinberg. WHANGAMOMONA. — J. D. France, Tahora. Cattle purchased by arrangement only with buyers or Works Office. Q Y R I L jyj" O S S. GENERAL STOREKEEPER. PUNGAREHU & WAREA. lOin. Brick Trowels, 4/9 each. Rake Heads, 12-prong, 2/9 each. Galv. Oval Pad Bolts, 2/6 each. Bifurcated Rivets, 3/-, 3/9 tin. Belt Fasteners, 1/-, 1/9, 2/3 each. Wrecking Bars, 4/11 each. Rabone Spirit Levels, 12in. measure, 8/9 each. Carborundum Stones, 3/6, 5/3. Aloxite Oil Stones, 9/9 each. Spade "Ds," 2/11 each. Padlocks from 2/6 to 8/11. Sack Needles, 5d, 6d each. I.X.L. Burns Breadknives, stainless, 12/9 each. Flue Brushes, 2/6. Bottle Brushes, 1/6.

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