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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8747, 22 February 1907, Page 3

Cannot BETTE® TEAS Than mm&cv. Longer Experience,! | Larger StocKs, I Finer Qualities, 1 ; I'lfJS’Q Varieties K / than any in . Australasia.' ALL PRICES. TEAS. TEAS. TEAS What do you think of this for FANNINGS? HALF CHESTS, 101 lb. Sib PACKETS, 4s 6.1 SINGLE POUND, la AT J. DAERAGH’S PEILDING. VOU CANNOT FORGET THIS! E. Reynolds & Co,, LTD., Paimerston Korth s STOCK—-BUDGE-WHITWORTH B.S.A. NEW RAPID BOTHWELL B lOYOIjES F. N. MOTOR CYCLES ORIOKET, TENNIS, CROQUET, and Fishing material Stocked. Catalogues on Request. jyjARTOiN JUNCTION YARDS H. C. GBONN Has ON SALE at Lowest Prices Al! kinds of Building Timber Ironmongery Band, Gravel, Cement and Lime Posts, Strainers and Stabs Wood o! all kinds And Best of Coal CASH PURCH ASES of all abov j Lines. '■ns?.*aKzsss*as3tirv g T o characteristics of Indian Tea | are robustness and strength, the tj liquor is palatable but harsh, and | by it: elf is not agreeable to the | palate. Ceylon tea is delicate, the j liquor has a fine silky texture, and the bouquet is penetrating, but it jis noS satisfying. Crescent Blend Tea j combines !n a happy degree the characteristics oi choice Darjeeling and Ceylon Teas. There is strength j and body with delicacy of flavour I and exquisite atoms, and yet no I characteristic is pronounced enough to weary the palate. It is a good drinking tea, and very economical in the teapot. Sold by all Grocers At 2/- per lb. WT> ELBBAOH INCANDESCENT fV . LAMPS ] Burn ordinary Kerosene. 60 CANDLE POWER LIGHT. \ Casts 2s per month, burning four hours per night. Times the Light of an Ordinary Lamp , at One third Cost. Your Money Back if not satisfied. < Noth.— Our Traveller wilt call at any ( house in the district and give an Exhi- i bition, providing a note is sent asking : him to call, C : Arthur" hopwood, PALMERSTON NORTH BODMIN BROS. SHEEP AND CATTLE DRENCH Is the on coma of THIRTY YEARS' UNREMITTING STUDY of an eminent Sheep Specialist. MARION A Oit F. E. H. BRICE EUNTERYILLE Agent— T. T. WATT FEILDING Agent— A. H. ATKINSON BARNARD BROWN & CO. 3500 ACHES, freehold, 12 miles inland from Eltham, on good metal road. Well subdivided into numerous paddocks which are well watered. Will carry 2 sheep to the acre, also cattle. First, class homestead with all outbuildings. Good wool shed with shearing machines fitted in. 3500 acres in grass. Property has some splendid flats on it, and will bear inspection, Price, £6 10s per acre, Terms arranged. TO LET. 777 ACRES of first class country, 700 acres In grass. Property can be ridden over, and it will carry iwo ebeep to the acre. Price, 5s per acre, with right of. purchase in seven years at £6 per acre. A real cheap property. ■ BARNARD BROWN & CO. Branches at ' FEILDING, PALMERSTON AND WAYEBLEY. Head Office—WANGANUI. TAWA, SHANNON Country Boarding School for Girls. ’ The First Term for 1907 will begin on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4th. PfiiHCiPAii; MISS Mi TAYLOR.