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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13909, 12 March 1909, Page 6

HIGH-GRAD BICYCLES »" £11 10/-. FITTED WITH EADIE COASTER HUB, MUDGUARDS, PUMP, BELL,. ETC. EASY TERMS. GUARANTEED TWELVE MONTHS. CREATES & BOCKAERT, LIMITED, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. __________^— — — — — — — — i . - — ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ [^ ' ,^^_ , ' '^^b^^S 8 I 8 8 *■ 8 8"™ ' i -rw^sL I \J \J Lff I 1& M '" "* ' " Top-Rouiids, " ♦ >l mmwmimm (England's best vßEb^ Black and Tan * I M^^a^ Glace and Calf ♦ I V^S^^^ 21 1 -, 22/ 6, 25/ - ♦ , ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ > >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FURNISHINQ, — — — — — ( i : } Fine feathers make ; fine birds : fine 1 fiimisftings, fine houses. Fine, that is, in the best sense. Nowhere t is refined taste .more fully justified than in a house perfectly : furnished Wfap i^ou" see a finely furnished house in New Zealand, you knowftat the D.I.C. has had a hand in the effect. As Jhe Winfer approaches,, you m\\ be making provision .to keep home cheerful. The new stocks at the DIC 'afford you an exceptional opportunity. The latest curtains ' anddraperiesare'superb. Write in, giving sotne indication of your ' needs, and thte P.I.C. wiU take scrupulous, pains, to give you what : you want, tQr better,. calL • \ /' . These remarks apply /with especial force to furniture There are many choice examples, of modern art in this department in the showrooms just how. The prices, for furni-^ ture of such quality, are strikingly moderate. • And if you wanta, piano, consult Jhe D.I.C. - There is a big range of instruments.,, In price, JBSS and upwards You can' have an excellent instrument for fifty or frfty.five guinea 'i. Why pay more? ' / . X • . >* j The DRAPER! & ©NBRAL^BUPORUHfi CO, of NKW2EAIAND, l«., Wellington. , ? ' A. A. CORRIOAN, Manager. BED POST FURNITUBE WAREHOUSE, I ' DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH ;; '<■' a rare opportunity. ' ! ! . ' Kjust landed, ex s.s."otaki > > ,; FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS' WORTH :! 11l ' ' ••° F >- " ; 1 I CARPETS, RUGS, and MATS. 1 1-I As this is absolutely the LARGEST shiprneDt arriving at || • ;:• ore time in (New Plymouth, an inspection is cordially , jf ■! invittd. The Pnces will be a THIKD LESS than usual J f ' >} prices. - } i J - HAYDEN. j SOME GOOD INVESTMENTS nnO ACRES 0.R.P., at 17/6 per acre. 120 acres in grass, 25 acres * I>U O felled 500 acres suitable for sawmilhng. 2* sheep land. PRICE ONLY £2 IOsP^R ACRE. No. 3164. wq» ACRES, O.R.P. — 200 acres in grass, balance good bush; 4-rooni OOi house;' orchard, cowshed and yards. , PRICE £4 PER ACRE. - • No - 10 3 i 6^; Of! ACRES Freehold.— All m grass, 6 paddocks, 4-room dwelling, 12-bail O#7 cowshed and outbuildings; «ood orchard; 1* miles to factory, store ».,d school. CHEAP AT £13 PER ACRE. • No. 3159. oaa ACRES /Freehold.— l^o acres m grass, balance good shelter bush; * <Uy 8-room dwelling (nearly new), all conveniences ; 12-bail cowshed and outbuildings; " convenient- paddocks; one mile to creamery, store, post office m,d school; five miles to town. ' PRICE £17 10s PER ACRE. No. 315/. "I 7A ACRES, L.1.P., at £10 per annum; 5-room house, etc.; five good J 4\J paddocks; four m^es to st»jre, post office, etc. PRICE £3 10s/PER ACE, or will exchange for toton property. No. 3143 I nave on my books some of the finest sheep and cattle runs in the district; wri*-« or «all for particulars. » NEWTON KING, LAND, AMD ESTATE ACENT .... ... NEW PLYMOUTH