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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10294, 29 April 1895, Page 1

New Plymouth, Laitid and Insurance Agent, Valuer. I'N/VTTES fho attention of per&ons ,t, t wanting Suburban Residences or B'dilding Sites to the following Eelection:M">£ acrps, oa town boundary. Grand potiiion. £650. 4tt acres, £25 por Rcre, and 5£ acres, £20 per acre. Good building sites, 10 minutes' wulk from town 5 acree, quite level Suit.ble for sn'bdh ision. £50 per acre. 5£ acres. Grand sitVn F ar brcak»"itor. '26k sores. Substantial 4 room house, good routbirildingß. Two acre 3 very oraaim^ntal bush in perfect condiiion. Good orcliard. Only 20 minutes' drive \on first-c!ag3 road. £675. 25 acres, on t'outh Hoad. Good 6 room house, dairy, cowshed, and trap shed. Xargo number fruit (reca ia bearing.. 5 paddocks Lively \ iow £375, 1L mcros, with excellent houee, Blablr,g, and •coach house. Under 1 mile. '££50. s=| acres. 4-rootn house and F^efl, 'Good garden and fruit trees. £300. 14 acres, Hospital Hoad. £22 per acre. 36 acres. C-roora house, wash house, cowBhed, bug^y shed. One acre good orchard. Large number ornamental trees. £600. 12 acre . Splendid building site on good road. Excellent land. Within easy walking distance of town. £25 ptr acre. 17 sores. Very good 4 room dwell'nj, war, 3. Bemi de'ached rooms. Ftablcs, Vayhouee, fonlhouse. Five paddocko „ One of tbe beat e^tea ia the dittviot. Piice, £650. Very easy terms. *"0 acres. Good 5 room lioubb of fotara, , brick chimneys. Good ontbni'dings, pnr'en, and orchard. Nearly all plonghablo Ve-y good position. £600. 14 acres good land, ea°y distance from town ; £1-1 per aero. 23 acres, with good frontage to metal road ; Euitable for sub diviion ; £15 . p r acre. 3|- aoros ; excellent building site. Only 15 minutes walk from town. £20 per acre. Also a largp number of dairy and sheep farms in all parts of the Provincial District. A. first class country hotal in extensive district ; doing a largo and highly profitable bueines?. No opoo-<ition. Freohold. Easy terms. A really good inves ment. Country Stores, Boarding Houses', and other businesses. MONEY TO LEND. ENQUIRIES SOLICITED. WHY DRINK INFERIOR TEA. 'imHE TYPICAL TEAS" X That have won tho admiration of all — ; Young and dd, , / liich and poor. U-pELIABLE" - JU) BLENDS of PINE CHINA Rnd PUKE INDIA TEA, 1 UnequilledinSTßENGTlL r . PURITY, and FLAVOUR. 6fc-pELIABLE" Xi T.LENDS of PURE IN DIAN TEAS show Extrai ordinary RICHNESS and' , , Powerful BOUQUET. bfc T>ELIABLE" Xli BLENDS of CEYLON are SUFE#B, with a DELIGATE AROMA and DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE. TJWERYO2JE "~~" Hi W ho knows tho LUXURY of a DELICIOUS CU? of TEA orders ARTHUR NATHAN S RELIABLE TEA. HOLD EVEUYWEEEE AT Packed in Air-tigbt Packets 2a PER LB. coniaining half-pound and ono pound of Tea ; also, in EXTRA 1, 2, 6, 12, and 201 b Tea QUALITY Cpnisters; and4oib and 901 b 2s 6d per lb chests. Full weight is guar an'eed in every Package. ALL PACKAGES Containing tlieTettß. whether Chests, Canisters, crP.ckeis, invariably bu<ir, as a guaran ton of Quality, the Registere 1 Trade Mark and Name in full. ARTHUR NATHAN S RELIABLE TEA 64 nnEAS SOLD BY X MR ARTHUR H. NATHAN come direct from the Importora to the public ; they are mixed entirely by macln eery, not heing touched by hand. All the Teaa are free from any excess of aetrinMncy, and are what they claiuo to be— pure articles wbich have suffered no sophistication. Invalids, as well as those in health, may enjoy, drinking these Teas, without tbe leaßt fear of tho injurious effects which so frequently result from using the inferior teas Bold by many retail, rs." PROPRIETORS Of Hotels and Managers of Large Institutions tvill find it most advantageous using these Teas in their Establishments A. Pkrby [W. E. Pbroivai Perry 1 Percival, LAND, ESTATE, FINANCIAL, INSURANCE, AND GENEBAL AUENTB, AOOOUNTANTS, &C, MOA-STREET, IN6LEWO°D. 134 aoree, 120 in grase ; 7 paddocks ; level good dairy farm ; 6 roomed house ; cow-ohed, for 14 cows, and hay shed ; 6 miles from Inglowood and 8 from Now Plymouth, on good road and close to Bchool and tactory. Price, £9 per acre. Terma. 201 acres, 170 in g r aaq ; 2 roomed houeo and lean to ; 12 wiles from railway, 1 from echool and ore. Prico, £'i 10b por acre. 580 acreß, 52 in grass ; 4 roomed lions'* 9 mileß frum railway and 3 fron sehnol. Perpetual leabo at 9d peracn Price, 15a pur acie for goodwill. 142 acres, nearly all in gr .--s; 6 paHdoclrß ; G-roomed hou^e, Ptnb!o, cow-thod and dairy ; woll-tonced ; l\ mi'es from school, ftictory, an I railway. Price, £10 per acre, ' K.^y f 'Huh. 112 acres, OS in gni<-n ;7 -.'tsiliiockn ; good 8-roow^l hone, co\fhci], orclurii, &j.; 5 iiiilrsi troin tcwnßhip, 2 miles from bohoo! &i:d i nil v. ay, mile from factory. Piius, .C 8 or ncro. Terms can i\lv.;i;h uj v. ranged, if pur cbaterß deuirc it. Township sections in Inglewood, Wi>ioukn,Midhirat, and Stiatford. LOANS NEGOTIATED. Debts and JJen'.s Collected.— Plans and SpocificiUionn prepared foi Bwliliags &o Allcommunicfttionß royir.'od ns ctriotly ppfidontial. t2ooip