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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13483, 24 July 1907, Page 1

A GOOD %"D USINESS TpROPOSITION * Which appeals to thrifty buyers, and one which will not need a big purse to enter into negotiations, for the simple reason we have arranged. a very easy and cheap method. IT'S THIS, WE HAVE PLACED IN A LARGE BIN IN OUR STORE \ iooo = embroider* ' remnants, And all that you need to do is to bring along a shilling or two and invest it in purchasing some of these "Surprise" Remnants. They're always wanted^ and this is an exceptionally cheap' purchase. MOREY & MOORE CASH DRAPBRS ' MANWFACTURERS' AQWKPS, WANTED*, me. PfILtSBOROUGH , and Bell Block 0 Batter 1/- per lb. ; Pare Fresh Ground Coffee ever/ day as ordered.— J. Tisch. Fitzroy Store. ol<>s VTIMMO & B^IR'S Vegetable and 131 Flower Seeds to hand. — Being such a succsss last year, get' catalogues and order early from —J. Tisch, Fitzrby Store. , ClO5 FOR Picture Framing, Painting, Paperhanging, go to West & Son, Devon-street, opposite Jury's Stables. WANTED Known,— We have in stock over 20 varieties haud : picked Seed ' ,Potatoes -r-WKson & Nolan. cBIO TTT ANTED KNOWN, — Extra strong W tweed Trousers, good patterns, 7/6 pair.— Auckland Clothing Co., New Mj^^ month. ' A CHANCE for every man,— Trouser xjl given away with each suit. — Auckland Clothing X^o., "New Plymouth. c 472 ICKED SEED POTATOES — Vermont Gold Coins (mature in nine weeks), El Dorados. British Queens, White Elephants, Nprthern Stars, Beauty of Hebrons, Irish Rocks, Kidneys, Early Bisma^cks, Early Rose, etc. Nimmo and Blair's first prize Vegetable and Flower Seeds, at McNeill's Store, Devon Street East. c 598 FOR SALE.' X?OR SALE by owner leaving New ZbaJO land, —Three Farms of about 100 *cres, also of 200 and 300 acres, suitable for dairying and fattening.— T. L. Oliver, Urenui. 0569 FOR SA.LE, - Three lj h.p. Elefttric Motors, 220 Volts, with Counter Skaft Stands complete^ chsao, quite new. — Particulars at Taranaki Hsrald Offica. • 715 1 KQ ACRES Freehold, near Uranui \I O -w first-class fattening* Country. w ould make an ideal little dairy farm. .Will r > be sold cheap. —Jenkins, Matthews * and 1 Piggott, Waitara. 987 ■ QQ ACRES. Okito, Lease at 1/9 per ye/ acre, grassed and sabstautially \ fenced. Must be sbld during next .fortnight, owner leaving district. £250, » real bargain. — Walter Bewley, Devon-street. FOR Prompt Sale,— Mr Mammering's -late Residence, 9 rooms and all con- ' veniences, choice position, very lo«r price^ r Apply promptly, Walter Biwley. DevonJ street. c & 00 FOR SALE or Lease,— 3s acres, good House, outbuildings; 3J miles irom ' town.— Particulars. D McAUum. c7€9 i OIQ AfcRES. W.C.S. Lease, 1/6 per 1-J JLO acre ; dead level ; ring fenced securely ; metalled road ; all felled a*<i in splendid grass, except 70 acres; creamery ; 1 mile ; no buildings : lots of feed ; «ake ! capital pl.xce turn yoar young stock or dairy ' cows for winter. Very cheap, £3 per acre. £200 cash. —Apply E. Griffiths & Co , . 1 New Plymouth. c 127 > "OIOR SALE OR LEASE, — v Shop JO Dwelling House combined in Devoc ! street East.— Apply Weston & '■ Weston ' Solicitors, New Plymouth. '. W)i>^ ACRES Suburban Land; beauti •£ A * fu ' situated ; mostly level ; . we) ' adapted for sub-division oneap. — -£• Carthew 8b Co I AN APOLOGY. ; E. MAY, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, I i "DEGS TO APOLOGISE to tho -^ numerous. Town and Country Visitors who were unable to gain access r to his Tea Rooms, or who were at all inconvenienced by over-crowding on Saturday last. Although the Rooms 1 have been enlarged, the accommod" - was taxed to its utmost.