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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144851, 1 December 1915, Page 1

Are You Ready For These Hot Stammer Days ? If you are in need of light summer footwear that will keep your feet cool and comfortable call and see our distinctive showing of the latest styles and shapes. m No matter how particular you are in the matter of your footwear we guarantee to please you. DOCKRILL’S Devon Street, New Plymouth. ©. A You Want a Suit For the summer and you want fair value for your money. OUR SUITS TO MEASURE AT 63s are cut by a first-class cutter. Any stylo you want, and wo guarantee you A PERFECT FIT. Just drop iii and look over our splendid range of patterns.

SEASIDE FARM. EAST COAST. 1 riflO ACRES fern and ti-treo i UUu country, practically unimproved, with good fi-roonied house, woolshed, dip, and yard, also 2-1 miles sheep-proof fencing; fronts beautiful harbour, close to wharf, and road to good market. This place is said to be capable, of carrying 50C shoep now, and can bo improved to run If to 2 sheep to the acre. About three-fourths aro ploughable. Freehold £1 7s 6d per acre. An exchange might be entertained. Climate is a delightful one; there is plenty of sea fishing, nml regular steam communication with Auckland. There is no convenient school nor any dairy industry. £SOO CASH Will secure an excellent Bush Sheep farm of 775 acres, all foiled and grassed, with good homestead, and situated 7 miles from railway station and sale yard. School, factory, and post office 1 mile. Balance of purchase-money at 5} per cent. This appears to be a very sound investment.

SMALL DAIRY FARM. KA ACRES, just outside Now Ply--01/ mouth, handy to harbour and cheese factory; spacious house, pleasantly situated. Freehold £1350; £350 cash, balance oj per cent. Photo sent for inspection. F. P. CORKILL. NEW PLYMOUTH. FOE EXCHANGE, HAWKE’S BAY' SHEEP FARM for Improved or Unimproved Sheep Country, say from 7000 to 10,000 acres; now all in grass; flat and easy hills, limestone country running to clay at back; well subdivided and watered; carried 6000 sheep, 400 cattle; 10 miles railway. Price £l2 10s; equity £12,000. Cash can be found. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent. INGLEWOOD-TARATA-PURANGI M otor M ail S ervice ' Car leaver, Purangi daily at 7.30 a.m., Tarata 5.30 a.m,. arrives Inglewood 9.00 a.m. Leaves Inglewood at 3.10 p.m., Tarata 4 p.m., arrives Purangi d. 30 p.m. W. CROZIER, Mail Contractor. d 578