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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144086, 3 May 1913, Page 1

gPECTAL QFFERDIRECTIMPORTATION (Which means you save the middleman's profit). JUST OPENED, rrey PAIRS OF MEN’S TAN i WILLOW CALF and BLACK BOX CALF DERBY and CLOSED FRONT BOOTS, made of the finest English leather, and we are selling them at two special prices: 16/MEN’S TAN WILLOW CALF and BOX CALF DERBY BOOTS. 15/MEN'S BOX CALF LEATHER LINED BOOTS. This is the. greatest yalue_ovcr | offered in Nov Plymouth.. Don’t [ miss a pair.. Burry along, or 1’ they will lie gone., Great barj gains like these soon go. W. E, DEVON STREET CENTRAL. PHONE 423. r AND OPPORTUNITIES I have l_J several properties in hand just now which 1 am autlioriscd to offer foi sale at exceptionally low prices, owing to special circumstances which cause tho respective owners to relinquish farming pursuits. V F. X P. CORKILL. 2400 ACRES open country, mostly easy hills, with useful timber in gullies; entirely, unimproved; nice locality, delightful climate; near to Auckland City. Freehold, 17s 6d per acre. Can arrange for easy terms, and possibly an exchange. ■■■'.- ' NICELY SITUATED FARM of 125 , acres near New Plymouth; good land. Is at a price which cannot fail tovprovo a very, satisfactory investment. £250 cash will bo accepted from an approved purchaser; balauco easy terms. 1700 ACRES excellent papa country north of Waitava: 725 acres in grass. £SOO cashwill secure, and the balance can be arranged for at 5 per cent. 80 ACRES, 5 miles from town; good rolling, dairying and fanning country; 6-tooraed house. £2OO down. Terms to suit. 1892 ACRES east of Inglewood; about 1000 . acres cleared and grassed; good 7-roomod house, woolshed; motor road from New Plymouth and only 4 miles from railway station. £6 10s per acre., 1750 ACRES, limestone country, Wellington province, nearly all in grass; a fine property on good metalled road. £lO per acre. NEW PLYMOUTH.—FreehoId Section close to Sargood’s warehouse. Worth the attention of anyone requiring a central site for a warehouse or store. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE close to main entrance Pukeknn Park. Pi ice low ; terms easy. Could arrange exchange. , SPLENDID 3-ACHE ALLOTMENT bevond Hermi. A hursnin at £375. F. P. COKKILL, Land Agent, National Bank Chambers. I G S. TflOS. BDRTHWICK AND SONS will receivo Porkers and Baeoners at the followingweighing stations; -MAY. Douglas—Monday, 5, 19. Te AVera —Monday, 5. Stratford—Tuesday, 6, 13, 20, 27. Tariki—-Wednesday. 7, 21. Mldhirst—Wednesday. 14, 28. Toko-v-iloiiday. 12, 26. Bacon Pigs 43d, Porkers 43d. J. BUTCHER, Representative. 5 STRATFORD. piGS! p 1GS!! 51GS!!! PHE INGLEWOOD BACON CO. arc buvers of Prime Bacon Piss 'tween 1121 b. and 1501 b. dead weight rom SHAREHOLDERS ONLY). RECEIVING DATES—MAY. t tho Factory—Every Wednesdayraitnra—Monday, 5 and 19, iidhirst—'Tuesday, 6 and 20. ariki—Monday, 12'and 26. mart Road—Tuesday, 13 and 27. tratford —Monday, 5 and_ 19. oko—Tuesday, 13 and 27. piGS! piGS!! RIGS!! 1 "S. W. DIMOCK AND CO., LTD., WELLINGTON, ¥'ILL receive Pigs at undermentioned places at owners’ risk or bioct to Is deduction for insurance; MAY. Okato—s, 19. Moturoa—6, 20. Inglewood—7, 14, 21, Smart Road—l2, 26. AVaitara—l3, 27. Midhirat—l2. 26. Tariki—l3, 27. Stratford-7, 14, 21, 28. Toko—s, 19. Douglas—G, 22. Huiroa —20. jpresentatives—• C E. STREET, Fitzrov. .1. MABRA, Stratford: .1, BURKE. Elthain. C. ARNOLD. Hawcra. L. BAIGENT, Kaponga. GRIM care, moroseness, anxiety—all the rust of life can be scoured off with the oil of cheerfulness. But how can anyone* be cheerful when every nerve is’irritably tingling ? A few doses of Fospherine-a- Marshall’s will make them steady, and a full bottle will absolutely cure you. Is and 2s 6d at all chemists. Better try it to-day. ml