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Land. F. P. COIIKILIi TNVITBS" attention te . the following |;. desirable' Properties now in bis hands for disposal :— tews with purchasing claaae.— 3o3 tore < Dairy Farm, all- open larijj, mostly \ ploqghtbje, well fenced' aal srab- \-' divided" 7« per aore *enft I Caps Diatriot.—Handy 80 sore eeotion, 60 1 ' aoyes'in grasdand fenoed.oaametolled ; road. £8 15 a. >•- ' I Ne&r'Tarata, — For & nominal considerai ' . tion, the Goodwill of a 400 acre section, held on Crown lease, with right of 'purchase, and partly im- • proved. Vendor' has left the distriot, and mast realise. Grand Baacn Farm of 400 acren ; ali in first-rate order, with superior new house and suitable outbuildings Toko Diftriot —300 acre Farm, 150 aores olearod and grassed, with sheep fences; 5-roome<] house anl pood outbuildings; metal road. £4 ss. 500 aero Bush Farm, 100 acres cleared ; level Ln.l of excellent quality. Price, £2 128 Cd per n'i;fe. ' A Fino Una of 800 acrey, all in best pasture, and now carrying 2000 sheep (or equivalent), on a capital road. £5 15s per aero. Nice Dairy Farm of 240 aoroa, near a factory; good now 4-rooinod house, &c. £7 10s por acre. Compact block of 640 acres, ou good formed ro«d. About 400 acres are level, and 140 acreo are in sraaa; conciderablo sheop proof fencing. Price, £2 10d por aero. Bach Farni of 162 acres, 132 clcarod and grassed; 4 roomed houso, &c; good road. i's^sH per acre. Enquiries Invited. F. P. CORKILL, NATIONAL BANK CEIAMBEBS, New Plvmoutii.. _ •I 0. PEAGH HAS the pl.-asure to annonnco that he baa completed hie arrangements for. thd approaching season, and baa now on view a large etoofc of BOOTS & SHOES FOR SPRING AND SUMMEK wear, and will endearonr to fit the foot and pocket of his customers. J.G.P. HwItheILAKGEST STOCK, THE BEbT VALUE, AMD the greatest variety o£.BOQTS'& SHOES ever seen in Inglewood. The bespoke^ department will have my copstant attention to eßßnre the beet Style Workmanship, and Material. - J. C. PEACH, OASH BOOT SHOP, INGLE.WOOD TO FARMEKS.', JUST LANDED,— 30 Tons 30 Agricultural Salt. Invaluable as a fertilisor, especially for litnd away from t}te con.st. Its application iacreasoß pastme, keeps stock healthy, and destroys* lUnuut lif o, PBIOB £3 103 Ffiß TON. NEWTON KING. 45?0 PUBLIONOTICB transfer of : ', , .:'...,.. .business HENRY WANE Bega to Return his best thanks to all those who have so extensively dealt with him, and to inform them.. and the general public that he has this day disSosed of his entire . Stock and iusineßs to his sister-in-law, Mrs. A. ItICKJiITTS, and for whom he asks a continuance of the 1 . generous support ■BO freely '*' ' accorded hini. The Business will be carried J out on the same principles that have obtained such a large share of public approval — buying in the Home Markets for Cash, and giving the best value obtainable, direct consignments of goods being constantly made. Dated March 25th, 1895. A. BICKETTS Having tak6h over the above Stock and Business, begs to assure the public that the best endeavours of herself and family will be used to give satisfaction to all who may do business iwith her, and begs to announce that special bargains will be given during the next throe weeks in all departments, as the immcnpc ttock must be reduced to make room for Winter Goods now uaiving by W.Z. Co.'s b.B. llufutuic, direct line. BON MAE.CHE, ! DEVON HOUSE,; Devon Blreofc, Mow i'lpaouth.

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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10353, 8 July 1895, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10353, 8 July 1895, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10353, 8 July 1895, Page 1