THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Devon Street, New Plymouth (NEXT MOREY & SON). E. E. DOWLE & CO., BAILORS .A-TtflD OUTPIPTEBS, flH?e. just to hand a grand lot of New Goods for SPRING and SUMMER WEAR npWEEDS, consist!^ of Weat of England, Bannoekburns, Cheviots, Harris Saddle JL Tweeds, &c, &c, all in great variety and choicest designs. The colonial manufactures are the piok of the markets. CO A. TIN G- S.— Serges, Vicunas, Fancy Worsteds, &c, too numerous to particularise. The OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT is replete with the latest in Hats, Qhirtg, Scarves, Bows, Collars, &c, &o. All new stook, remember ! OUR MOTTO.— SATISFACTION IN EVERY LINE. — ' ■ N.B. — See Testimonials.
LAND! LAND! LAND! NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT HAS for sale farms of every description in all parts of the distriot. Buyers are inviced to inspect my Pro* perty Register, of whiob. the following are a few on my list :— No. 428, CHEAP DAIRY OR GRAZING FARM, 310 acres, 170 cleared and in grass, subdivided into 4 paddocks with 6sroomed houae { dairy, cowshed and yard?, piggeries, &c. Situated on good metalled road, 2 miles from factory and sohool, I No. 426, SNUG LITTLE HOMESTEAD, 50 aores, well improved, i level, 6 paddocks, \ acre pig pad* pock, fenced with netting; 7-roomed house, trap Ehed, washouse a.id tool ehed, $ mile from station close to factory, school and telephone. A very handy property in first class order. Price, £650. No. 424, VERY CHEAP FREEHOLD, 200 acres all in grass except few acres shelter bush, 3 paddocks mostly Sheep proof fences, 5-roomed house, wash house. Price only £5 10s per acre. No. 419, HANDY LITTLE FARM, 59 acres all gras?, 3»roomed house, trap shed, &c, 4 paddocks, nearly all level, portion ploughed, 1 mile from factory, 1£ miles from station, good metalled road. £8 per acre. Stock, &c:, at valuation. No. 425. DAIRY FARM, 120 acre*, all grass; 5-roomed house, barn, dairy, cowshed, and stockyard, 5 paddocks; situated on good metalled road, H I miles from factory. Price, £8 15s per acre. No. '433. FIRST-CLASS LAND, 190 acres, 25 acres shelter bush, balance old clearing, easily ploughable, Becurely fenced, no buildings, situated on good metalled road, one mile from creamery, 1^ miles from station. A really good property. Price, £8 per acre. Easy terms ; or will lease to a good tenant. No. 421. CHEAP LEASEHOLDS, 114 acres, sixty in grass, small dwelling, 26 chains fenoing done. Good metalled road, 1$ miles from faotory. Tenure, native lease, 18 years to run, at £10 12s 6d per acnum. £160 for goodwill. N0.420. 160-ACRES NATIVE LEASE, '* all in grass, good house and ouU buildings, stockyard, &c, fenced and subdivided. - Compensation for im- • provements at end of term. £110 for goodwill. No. 432. 322 ACRES, all in grass, 5-roomed house, dairy, &c, situated on metalled read, immediately oppo» site dairy factory. Rent, 6s per acre*. No. 410. GOOD SHEEP FARM, 450 acres, about half cleared; large pop* tion river flats; about 3 miles fencing. Price, £14CO, or will lease for five ' years at £70 per annum. No. 371. CHEAP LEASEHOLD, 254 acres, all in grass, 3-roomsd house, £ acre orchard. Perpetual lease at BJd per acre, with right of purchase at 14s. Price for goodwill, £3 15s per aero. No. 430. VERY CHEAP FARM, 143 acres, 115 acres in gras?, tenced, 4roomed House, cowshed, &c. Situated on good road, within easy distance of creamery and 6 miles from Stratford railway station. Owner left the distriot. Price only £6 per acre. COUNTRY STORE, J acres Freehold, with 6 roomed dwelling and shop, with Bakery. Doing a large and increasing trade. Average turnover, £500 per month. Stock- in trade and working plant can be taken at valuation. - Also,— Numerous Town and Suburban properties and several Large Blocks Bush Land in > various parts of the district. a 985 ITTANTED KNOWN, — Tha \V FISON-S Celebrated SPECIAL POTATO & TURNIP FERTILISERS are unequalled for producing heavy growth ot crops.— Newton Ktng, Agent. a 977 I FOR SPttING SOWING. N ew ton King TTAS FOR SALE AND TO ARRIVE XX —A special line of SOUTHERN OATS, specially, imported for Seed pur* poses. Duni?, Danish, Sparrow bills, and Black Tartars. CARROT SEED.- A splendid stock of Barriball'B celebrated strain, reared locally by reliable growers, all guaranteed fresh and new seasons. MANGOLD WURTZEL. — Mammoth Long Red and Yellow Globe varieties, best imported seed procurable. TURNIP SEEDS.— AII the- standard and newest varieties expected shortly ex Direct bttamer from London. From Messrs Hurst & Bon, and other leading houses. ' NOTE.— If you want heavy crops of the above use Gear Company's Manures, and Lavve's Superphosphate (the best in the world). newtoF king. AGENT. a 976 DR. J. A. McGILL'S tOF CHICAGO), PAS TILE TREATMENT FOR WOMEN'S DISEASES can be obtained from Mrs A. Alpha, Box 411, Wellington. Pamphlets and information on application to Mrs Collis (senior), Vivian-street, Now Plymouth. b2lB lITANTED KNOWN, -Tha VV LAWBS Celebrated English SUPERPHOSPHATE is tho best in the market.— Newton King, Agent. FT. OR SALE,— CORNER SI'JOTION JD Devon-street East, 80 feet frontage,. Ap»ly Heuald Office »«*26 /^IILBEY'S O.E. DRY GIN.— Pos VX sesses the delicate flavor of the Jutiper
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11347, 13 October 1898, Page 1
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