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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143808, 5 June 1912, Page 1

rm lijy8* 0 A COMFORTABLE HOME.—I rood i porch, frcoliold. Situated in Devon Street. Very well-built liciioo of six rooms, bathroom, pantry, etc., wash-house, electric Ih'ht 'Ois and water; 10 minutes’ walk’frora P.O. Price, £875 ; £3OO cash balance five years at 5 per cent.’; or will sell a little more than halt the land with the house far ,0700. A cheap place. Wo have several 33 KAMI PUL 1-ACRE DU 11,DING SUES situated by Pukcknra Park at various prices. OVER ACRE. Corner .Section, Devon Street; planted with good orchard. Price, only i_*.Ls; £l2o cash, balance G per cent. A SPLENDID BUILDING SITE.— ;Ll5O cash will secure you a splendid Building Site in Devon Street, ith a 20 IT. frontage, with right- ' ick. Pr-of-way loot. back. Price, £ls per "CORNWALL .& ■^T^'HITCO.MBE. S L E Y, G. K. P A GISBORNE'S LEADING LAND AGENT, For Dairy Farms. Sheep Stations, Town Properties, etc. AA ACRES Leasehold, 10 years to Vi VI run at 3‘Jh per acre. Situated 8 miles from Gisborne by good metal road, i’ick of Makatiri Flats. Carrying now 0T dairy cows, 6.) young stock and horses. Handy to factory, school, pest office, etc. Five-roomed house. 16-bail cowshed and all necessary outbuildings. "Well watered by three mills. Goodwill £IOOO. Improvements belong to purchaser. /) *> ACHES FREEHOLD, situated 7 <iu miles from ■ Gisborne by metal road. Nine-roomed house, built of kauri, and all necessary outbuildings.. Milking -16 cows; ring leueed and subdivided. Is well watered, handy to factory, school, pest office, store, etc. One of the finest dairy farms in Poverty Bay for £BO per acre. £IOOO cash required. I'UiA.A ACRES FREEHOLD: All DOUU in (trass, ring fenced and .subdivided into Id paddocks; carrying now 12.UX) sheep. Nim-roomcd house and all conveniences. Wcolshod, dip, vards, etc. Bounded hy road on two sides ami the sea on one side. All easy country. Weil watered and facing the sun. The owner has sold 5500 fat sheep oil this place during the last two months. I’iico £S per acre On terms. I have a big list of properties. Write for particulars of what you want. . . . , 1:582 | Old Safes 8c Ulcers >angerous N 1 j It i< nod unwise to let old sores, [ ■uuninc sore,, and ulcers continue „ .lav after ilcv when PLANTKKOA , H OINT.MKNT will heal them for f 8 vou. Others have been qaicldv I [oo,- can llml reiici. | .MR. JAMES THOMPSON, Maslerioa, hencllt rc.'civc.i troin I’ljAt. 1’.f.1C0.-V riemedies, annul of a long-standing Blood i^rT^d°.^a:ct^^ikrbAXTlL K.O \ iiml ihivi’ pjrs of PLAN' IEICOA OINTMKXT. The orher day I m:ule OINTMENT into the aifceled pan. la two davs 1 was able to resume won;, though "the toot was so badly -sprained I hail to out tbo boot ott.-J as. Thompson, Ala<tei*lon. * Plantekoa Urnmly, 5.- per boule ; 56 Ointment, I/- and lb- per pot. PHasitekoa Cures Old Sores arid Uicers. Special New Plymouth agents, Messrs. ."Jolmstoti Bros.. Devon St. East, New Plymouth, and branches at Devon St. West ami Moturoa. J. V. O'Hagan, Chemist, Eltham. JJINEMO.I g. OSPITAL. TERMS WEEKLY: Single Room, £3 Gs fid (£2 os fid waiting). Double Room, £2 12s fid f£l 15s waiting). For further information apply Matron, Hinemoa Hospital, Courtenay St., Now Plymouth. —Above foes include Laundry. CONSULTATIONS FREE. P.O. Box 3C.] [Telephone No, 25. c. kTs™’ SOLICITOR :: c WAITARA. * CONSIDFJiABLE amount of money available for immediato investment at current rates. Building Society Loans arranged. Attends Urenui on Sale Days. Offices Queen Street THOSE who h ive had most experience with "NAZOL” in the treatment of Soto Throats, Bronchitis, Colds in the Hoad, are its staunchest friends. They have proved its worth and know what it will accomplish. Have you over tried itf* It will make a friend of you. Sold everywhere—-Is f>d bottle of GO doses. b 249