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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11738, 3 February 1900, Page 1

P. P. CORKTLL BEGS to call the attention of Buyers to the following Properties now in his hands for disposal. Any further information will be supplied upon application. One of the nicest Homesteads in the Taranaki District, comprising 71 acres first-c'asa level land, all in grass or cultivation; on metal road, withm easy distance of two railway stations, near telephone, and only nine milo9 from Naw Plymouth. Superior 7-roomed Residence, nearly new, and in every respect in capital order, gardens, commodious oatbuildings, and every convenience. Early possession can be given. Owner is willing to sell the house with small area of land, or is prepared to entertain proposals for If&siog. To be Let, a 3-roomed Cottage in the country, with 3 acre paddock. Will be let for the summer months at a nominal rental to a good tenant. Quarter-acre Section well situafed on Elliot-etreet, £160. Splendid quarter-acre on corner of two good street?, suitable either for business or residential purposes, £225. Acre and a quarter, magnificent site, on main road, just outside town, £200. Nearly new 7-roomed Houte, very wdll built, and pleasantly situated near centre of town on full quirter-acre. Owner leaving colony, and wi.l sell for £350 ; considerably under cost. Terms can be arranged. Block of 7 Sections, can be sub-divided. Nice position ; fine sea views. £330. ONE OF THE PRETTIEST HOMES ABOUT NEW PLYMOUTH.Seven- roomed House, with bathroom and numerous conveniences, with half-acrß most tastefully laid out in flower and fruit gardens. A few minutes' walk from Elliot street station, on the high ground overlooking the town. £650 To Close tha Estate of the late Mr Ward —Full quarter-acre on the South Road, with well bnilt house of 5 rocms, capable of being added to. The Trustees are anxious to sell in order to close their trust, and I accordingly invite offers for this property. Dairy Farm of 2iO acres, first-class open land, all in grass and crop ; handy .to , two factories. All in excellent order. £8 10s per acre Graa'ng Run of 1100 acres, about 700 in grass. Excellent 8-roomed House and convenient home- teal. Good fishing and boating. £5 per acre. P. P. CORKILL, NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS, NEW PLYMuUrH. D. BERRY & Co. TNVITE attention to their Large and JL Varied Shipments of Season' 3 Goods, to suit all classes of bnyeis, imported by recent direct steamers— For Dairy Factories— . . Our Celebrated Brands of Separator Machinery, and Cylinder Oils! Engine Packings of all kinds. North British Rubber Belting, all sizss to 6 inch. Patent Anhydrous Leather Belting. Rubber Suction and ' Delivery Hose, &c, &c. Plumbers for Dairying SeasonTinned Steel Sheets, 20, 22, and 24 guage. Black and Galvanised Hoop Iron, 2 x lOg. and 2 z 3/16 in long lengths. Galvanised Pipe and Fittings, a very complete stock. Milk Cocks and Brass Cocks of all kinds. Wheel Top Globe and Peet's Valveß, &c, &c. To Farmers— The Popular Iron Age Implements, comprising—Seed Drill, Combined Drills and Wheel Hoes, Single and Double Wheel Hoes, Diamond Tooth Harrows. Leßntt'sSeed Drills. Cahoon Hand Seed Sowers. Homsby'B Celobratcd Ploughs, RL, R, and RA. C'orbett'e Digger Ploughs and Colonial Pattern Harrows. Farm and Garden Tools of all description*. Galvanised Wire ' Netting. Barbed and Plain Wire in J and lewt. coils. Fencing Staples, all sizes and guages. Sheep Shears, Ward and Payne's, Burgon and Ball's, and " Trades Union. Turkey and Washita Shear Stones. For PaintersGenuine White Lead, Genuine Raw, Single and Double Boiled Linseed O : l Oolorr" Gropnd in Oil and Dry, Reaoy Mixed Paints. Varnishes Enau.«sls, Lacquers," Gold Size, Patent Knotting, Terebepe, Putty, and all Painters Requisites. D. BERRY & Co., IRONMONGERS AND HAEDWABE IMPORTERS, Brougham«street, New Plymouth. MUBDER. •P." FULTON HAS just slaughtered a large amount •ot Groceiies, and has a large amount of NEW GOODS ARRIVING CONTINUALLY. CAREFUL HOUBEWIVES SHOULD GO TO Pulton's Cheap Cash Grocery Store, SOUTH ROAD. Orders through the telephone promptly attended to. Telephone 173. * 55 1899-XMAS-1899! SOME OF THE FINEST MUSCATELS EVER IMPORTED INTO THIS COLONY ARE TO BE SEEN IN VEALE & SONS. SHOP WINDOW. Quantity Very Limited. Please Order Early. VEALE & SON, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. riMj LaDIr.S-No need to <ouuH JL doctorb or cbtmistg. 'Ihoremeokb jou require in your own bands. Writ<, lor lreo copy of va'uuble book tOoai yourselves, your health, jour welfare Every woman fihuuld read it. Pr ,ced free in sealed envelope. Addrec^, G Specific, 539j Elizabeth street, North Melbourne.! b 927