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Te Puke Times, Volume II, Issue II, 24 February 1914, Page 3

NURSING HOME MRSM. A. BRYANT to; ■ ' announce toithe public that',.' she has started a Nursing Homo 7 in Te Puke i.i the residence late- " ly occupied by Mr George, ?.nd is prepared to take in medical, sur- • ?ical and accouchement cases for treatment, and is also prepared to nurse ladies at their own ' lomes, according to arrangement For references please apply to Mr E. Hoyte, Chemist Electric pictures — EVERY — Saturday & Monday ■ . —rh MCDOWELL'S HAL^ MAGNIFICENT CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY SATURDAYWe Bring The World To Te Pukb POPULAR PICTURE PRICES WILSON AND EOB_BINS • Registered Land, Estate. • and Financial Agents TAURANGAAND TEPUKE. £ Influential correspondents in all parts of the Dominion. IF ITS V/OHTH BUYING WE HAVE IT. 50 ACRES freehold, all in grass,' . excepting 3 acres in stubble. Ring-fenced and.sub-divided ' into 7 paddocks. Groomed residence, 5 tale cowshed/ stable hay loft, clnff ; , r00m,., fowl house runs, dairy, . . good full bearing, orchard. -Price £32 per acre. Terms: £303 cash, balance to be ararranged. 1| ■miles from - township. '' 159 ACRES, Freehold, 150 acres in English; baance easy hillsides, ring-fencad and subdivided 'into 1 7 pal- . docks, well-watered by neve:' . failing; springs,, 6 roomed residence, 7 . bale cowshed, >feed room, "piggery, gooq orchard, only '5 miles from\ Te Puke-township. Price £16 per acre; , ; Cash required ~ £385. v This; farm ,wiil carry' ' 50. brides other stock. 80 ACRES freehold, all in English grasses, excepting 9 acres cobbing maize, almost all ploughable, ring-fenced and sub-divided into 6 paddocks, well-watered by ram, 4 roomed with - scullery, wash-house, up-to-date cowshed, engine - and .trap shed, will carry 35 dairy cows, 2£ miles from Te Puke : township. Price £20 per , acre. TERMS; £403 cash, . balance 5-years at 5| per cent. / ' Properties from | acre to 5000 acres in all parts o: the Bay of Plenty. Enquiries invited — nothing a trouble. ■> TELEPHONE No. 11. Maketu Hotel H. GARSTIN - Proprietor THE Proprietor of this wellknown hostelry begs to. notify the residents of this dis ; , trict that he has purchased Mr Baker's .interest in the above establishment, and begs to announce that the hotel will be conducted on thoroughly up-to-date lines. Visitors will find the comforts of a firs'-.'las 5 homo, and picnic,parties will be specially catered for. POXCtAKAWA SAWMILL ■ SYNDICATE. Supplies all kinds of RIMU TIMBER. ' At reasonable rates. Orders •by Mail promptly attended to. J. BROWN,/ . Manager. K3 REWARD.-LOST, last Farmers' Auctioneering Sale, one three year old steer, far brand on Tight rum;"). —Christophors, Te.-Matai. I 03T- Child's fawn Rain Coat. Under please return to Times Officc. ■