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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10625, 28 May 1896, Page 3

Edward L. Nathan, THE PEOPLE'S AUCTIONEER AND UNIVERSAL PROVIDER. The Cheapest House in Town- iu< all Classes of Goods. , ! ,' ' " Walk in and Inspect. _•<■ ••, FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS "" } Bedsteads, Bedding, Blankets) Quilts, . Rugß ) EiderDownQuilts,WireMattre.sseß ( ' Spring Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Wasbstands, Dressing Tables, Toilet Sets, ' Looking Glasses, Chests of Drawers, Towel Horses, Kitchen Dressers, Side- ] boards, Dining and Drawing-room S r uites, Rattan Furniture, Sofas, Settees' • and Couches, Chairs of evory descriptlbn, . Dinner, Tea, and Breakfast Services, Carpets, Linoleums, Matting, Tapestry , and Kidderminster Squares, Hearth Ruga, Slips and Door Mats, Glassware and Crockery, Table Baize, Clothes' Baskets, Occasional Tables, Clothes' , .Props, Towel Rollers, Rolling' , .Pins Brooms, Clocks, Towels, &c. ' IRONMONGERY DEPARTMENT. , Washing Boilers (12, 14, and 16 gallons), Galvanised Iron Barrows, Churns, Tin Trunks, Tubs, Buckets, Coal Scuttles, Mrs Potts' Irons, Charcoal Irons, J?lat Irons, Saucepans, Kettles, Frypans, Bellows, Preserving Pans, Candlesticks, Meat Baking Dishes, Washups, Coal Shovels, Enamelled Ware iv great variety, Stoves, Colonial Ovens, Axes, Tomahawk, Saws, Hammers, Salt Boxes, Knife Trays, Clothes Lines, Cruets, Mangles, ( Washing Machines, Fishing Lines, Hanging and Table Lamps, &c. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. ■<.. ' < Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Undershirts, Under X Pants, Socks, Rugs, Sbawle, Water- B proof Coats and Oilskins, &c. , .■ SADDLERY DEPARTMENT. Ladies' & Gents' Saddles in great variety, Ladies' & Gente' Bridles in great variety, J Spring Cart, Buggy, and Pony- Harness, Bits, Circingles, Spurs, Cruppers, Girths, Ladies' & Gents' Whips, Driving Whips, Horse Covers', Buggy Aprons, Saddle Cloths. , y PRODUCE DEPARTMENT. Hams, Bacon, Onions, Cheese, Te"a, Oats, Wheat, Bran, Pollard,nnd Potatoes. FANCY DEPARTMENT. Pictures, Accordeons, Perambn'lators Go-carts, Butchers' and 'Butter'- 1 Baskets, Guns, &c, &c. ' „ EDWARD L~ NATHAN, THE PEOPLE'S AUCTIONEER ' AND UNIVERSAL PROVIDER, DEVON STREET. i The Cheapest Houbo in Townior nil ! Classes of Goods. "Walk in and Inspect." m , „_« / gDWAED L NATHAN HAS FOR SALE, •' Finest Leasehold in Taranaki.— 47s acres^ House, 4 large rooms, kitchen, &o." all new Outbuildings complete ; gates and fences new ; water in every pad- • dock ; 150 head Milk Cows ; 3 pure brecfJeraey Bullb ; complete set of Agricultural Implements of the most ' modern description; Harness, Horses, Drays, &o. ; 7Q, tons Hay ; large ; quantity Turnips and Carrots; 100 j Pigs ; close to Dairy Factory ; five j miles from New Plymouth. Tho ' whole to be leased as a going con -i. cern. Splendid Spec. - 1250 acres mixed Bush . Land , good sheep country ; plenty water. Price, 10s 6d aero - I Splendid Farm. — 162 acres ; between New Plymonth and Inglewood ; 140 ( acres in good grass, all fenced, well I sheltered ; 4-roomed housd, welL fibiihed ; 2 acres garden, dairy, wash - - house, trapshed, two large haysheds, cowshed, piggeries, &o. £6 6s per acre. Grand Farm. — 429 acres coast land, all fenced, divided into paddocks, water 1 in every paddock, dairy factory handy; house 8 rooms, wittj complete outbuildings all roofed witKiron {pnQ over 60ft long), stockyard, cattle race, sheep dip, nice orchard. Suitable for sheep or dairy farming. 1 Part laid down with mixed grasses and green oats ; land all cleared' and clean. Prico £6 10 per acre ; half cash Leasehold.— l 96 aores ; 90 acreß felled and in grass. Farm. — 107 acres divided into 8 paddocks new fencing, 7 roomed house, and complete outhouses, 2 acre orchard, garden laid out with ornamental I trees, 4 miles from New Plymouth, 1 mile from Factory, a bargain. Price, £770. Hotel- Beßt businoss in Taranaki ; £700 cash. , ' ' House — 6 rooms, bath-room, wash-bouse and stables ; £-acreland, South Road. Only £200 cash required, balance on mortgage Fine Farm— new houso, 4 rooms, pantry, verandah, scullery; 240 acres, 30 acres in turnips. Price £8 an acre ; £900 on mortgage ■ • Excellent Farm- 200 acres; 8-roomed houso, fenced, nuriri posts, barb wire, water race, grassed all over except 20 acres, shelter bush, close to station, all level and ploughable, water in every paddock, fenced into 30-acre Daddocks. Price. £9 acre. Snug* Little Cottage — 4 rooms and scullery, 4-acre, orchnrd ; £150 the lot, including furniture. Half cash. Town Residences and Allotments for Sale on Easy Terms. Particulars on application to, ' < / EDWABD L. JSATHAN. ; ' 363 MONEY TO LEND. MONEY TO LEND,— At very Low Rates, and repayable by easy instalments.— Apply, personally or by letter, to ' ', C. W. GOVETT, . Solicitor, New Plymouth: ' . aB7 OIL WELL APPLIANCES. WE are prepared to give Price's and Execute Orders for OIL WBIA REQUISITES from the United States Oil Well Supply Company. - CHAS. BROWN & Co. 236 Agents.. CHEAP FRUIT. TSLAND ORANGES 16 for Is, best X Bananas 3d per lb, Pears 3d, 4d and 6d per lb, Apples 2d and 3d per lb, Pineapples, Cocoanuts, Lemons, Passion Fruit, &c. Alao Groceries very cheap, at HURLE'S FRUIT and TEA MART, Devon-street. a2O ; . FOR SALE,— AT Fifczroy, 10 ACRES, with frontage 7 XjL to Devon Line ; excellent land for Residential Sites. Will sell the whole or j in lots to suit purposes. Apply 3> a 132 GEO. HOBY. 6 Tj^ROM £1 to £3 to be made per day , r X Easy occupation. Sendaddressand s ix nenny stamps to Edison & Co.. General Post Office, Wellington. 747 \: npO LET,— SHOP and DWELLING X in the best situation in Inglewood ; B l rent low.— Apply to PnnitY & Pekcival, p- luL'lewoocl, or (JUKTJS iiuos., (Stratford. isi ' ,' ' 5 * 5 GILUEY'ri O E. DRY GIN.—Pos Beaacs the delicate flavour of the i 6 Juniper.