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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 11391, 5 December 1898, Page 1

F. P. CORKILL rTIHE attention of buyers is directed to X. the following good properties now for disposal by the undersigned :—: — FOR SALE OR LEASE WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE. TWO GOOD DAIRY FARMS, each containing about 75 acres, all in grass or crop, fenced and subdivided. These snug little homesteads are situated on a metalled road within five mites from town, and are handy to school and co-operative dairy factory. One of them has a good substantial hou?e of six or seven rooms- and dairy, cowshed, stockyard, large hayshed, &c , nice garden and orchard. The other has a new house of five rooms, with good outbuildings. In each case a reasonable price is asked, and easy terms can be arranged.— F. P. Coskill, National Bank Chambers. EXCELLENT SHEEP FARM, liOC acres, nearly 700 in gra?s; capital house of 8 rooms, woolshed, and usual out- offices. This property is, on one of the main lines of rr»ad, and is close to rising township and port. £4 15s peracre. — F. P. Cobkill. DAIRY FARM of 119 acres, well situated on main road between town and Inglewood. Good 5-roomed house, trapßhed, and cowshed with 15 bails; 70acreshave been ploughed. Price, £10 10s.~F. P. Corjcill.' BUSINESS PROPERTY IN TOWN. Corner Bection with well built double shop, and 7^roomed dwelling, the whole in first rate order. An excellent stand for anyone wishing to do & safe business. Low price. Easyterms. — F. P. Corkill. BAKERY BUSINESS, country town. A good going concern. Owner retiring. GENERAL STORE. Old established and profitable business. Particulars on application. HOTEL. One of the best in Taranaki. FURNISHED HOUSE ; nice property, well situated, everything in firstrate order. Owner will sell either with or without furniture, and is prepared to deal liberally with eligib c customer. — F. P. Corkill. BUSH BLOCKS. Several good, properties, both partly improved and wholly unimproved, ranging in area from 500 acres up to 12000. En- , quiries invited.— F. P. Corkill, National Bank Chambers. WANTED,— Farms for lease. Enquiries Invited. F. P. CORKILL, National Bakk Cuambers^ NEW PLYMOUTH. WANTED KNOWN,— That AGRICULTURAL SALT gives in^creased yield, destroys vermin, and keeps' '• stock heaJthy. The many repeat orders I am receiving this ueason is the best proof of its ' success. — Newton , King, Agent. ' ' . THE NEW AND EXTENSIVE ADDITION To my Store being now completed and ready for occupation, I take -this opportunity of thanking my customers for past favours, and assure them that I shall be able to cater for - them TO MUCH GREATER ADVANTAGE; Having a separate counter for Men's Drapery and Clothing. and more space for Ironmongery, Bobts & Shoes, Millinery, AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS. My direct shipments of Drapery are nearly all opened up, aud we hope to be able to make a good display of entirely New & Choice Goods C- O. SMITH, INGLEWOOD. b 268 TO FARMERS FOR THE SPRING SOWING. • I HAVE ON HAND FOR SALEBARTER'S LONG RED MANGOLD VJ f^ ARTER'S YELLOW GLOBE \J MANGOLD /BARTER'S LONG RED CARROT \J /BARTER'S WHITE BELGIAN \J CARROT C1 ARTER'S YELLOW BELGIAN ; CARROT /BARTER'S ELEPHANT SWEDE VJ /BARTER'S 9KIRVINGS«PURPLE VJ TOP SWEDE TURNIP AND RAPE SEED. h. "w. uj^vy:* EGMONT St., NEW PLYMOUTH. Sole Tarauaki Agent for James Carter & Co., London. b 226 TELEGRAPHIC LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES BETWEEN NEW PLYMOUTH and OPUNAKE /ROACHES leave New Plymouth for \_y Opunake and intermediate places every Monday ? Wednesday, and Friday at 9 a.m., arming at Ogunake at 4 p.m. Goachep leave Opunake for New Plymouth on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 7.30 a.m. reaching New Plymouth at 2.30 p.m. JOB VILE & SON, Proprietor WAITARA AGENCI. MESSRS V. GRANVILLE & CO , have been appointed sole agents i°r the sale of the Taranaki Herald and Budget in Waitara.