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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 124, 20 June 1901, Page 4

STEWART DAWSON & CO. Exquisite New Designs in Gold Jewellery. * No. 169.—2 Diamond! 8 Rubin, 18-ct. Gold, Si Bs. No. 166.—2 Diamonds, 1 Sapphire, 18-ct., £2 15b. No. 018.—9-ct. Gold and Fine Opal, Fly Brooch. £1 10s. No. E7561.—9ct. Gold Bell Brooch, with Hexagon Cut Amethyst Centre, £1 7s. 6d. No. £2448.—9ct. Gold and Fine Amethyst Heart Brooch, 15s. (id We have an Extensive and Varied Stock of Ladies' Fashionable Gold Muff Chains, from £2 10s. to £lO. Particulars and Prices on Application. No. 168.—S Fine White Diamond*, £6 St. 2 Diamonds, t Sapphires! £4. No. Oil.—Real New Zealand Greenstone Brooch, with Gold Mounts, lis. 6d. No. 120.—15-ct. Gold, Diamond at.d Ruby Brooch, <2 7a. 6d. No. 185.—Wedding Ring, No. 167a.—Elegant Scroll Brooch, 14 No 177—Gold K*an» 18ct. Gold, £1 16s. Fine Diamonds, 8 Rubies> . ' Others at £1 Is., <1 10«. g Whole Pearls, £7 10i. " Other* <1 10*. and 43 gm No. 176a.—Lady'* Wg ■/ W&i J or Gent.'* 18-ct. Gold Band Ring, .. - . -. - £1 Is., £1 10s„ and £2. tfo. 201 A.—Set Links, Oct. Gold, £llos. 16-ct. Gold, £2 10s. Silver, !s. 6d. No. 198.—Set Llnl_ Sot., It*. 6d. j 16-ot, £l Ida. Silver, 4s. td. No. E6629.—Handsome New Lucky Bell Brooch, 9-ct. Gold, 10s. 6d. No ' , 18* ML .All Oood* Delivered Free and Sal* by PoiL Send for our 8o Pace Illustrated List ol Watches, Plate, Jewellery, ei~*. tut. 146 and 148 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.

TO UAXBY FABMKR& Rkar good oalvm vy gtvteg * ■ something to take the place of the fat removed by the separator. TMs Is found in OOD UVBB OIL. A lion wil) rear a calf. be obtained from B. 0. TMiPUEB, _ Stratford IMPORTANT TO FARMER CHEAP MANURES! ON TRUCKS AT NGAHACRAHOA. M MANURE—£4 Pm To*. OUABAKTBRD ANALYSIS. 1 Phosphate 27parent Ammonia ... 7 out oni

PIGS ! PIGS ! PIGS ! THE TARANAKI BACON FMTORY J8 now giving D dead weight for PROPERLY PIGS between 1 and 160 lbs. A previous contracts cancelled. A. DRAKE, Proprietor, Pitnoy PHOTOGRAPHY. BLACK AND .WHITE AND ENAMFL PHOTOS. All one priee, viz., 2tS per dozen (till farther notioe). SPEOIaL. —In response to enquiries we state that oar Enamelled Photos are GENUINE ENAMEL, not polished with a hot roller. For real Dnrable Finish Enamel are by far the best. Ask for these at our Studio, and yon will get what yon ask for W. A. COLLIB, Devon-street A SILVER WATCH FREE. THESE W ATOHES are Silver Oasts and onr usual price list for tbem is 40s, bnt to introduce our Goods into the Oolony we will send you this Watch free if you 5S will take advantage of our marvellous offer If you want one write to us without delay, and send stamped addressed envelope for reply. With your letter send 5s P. Note, for which we will send you six of our full-sized wonderful Matador Silver Tea-ppoons, which wear like real silver throughout. After you receive the watch we shall expect you to show it to your friends and call their attention to this advertisement. The watch is sent by registered post on your complying with our advertisement and the marvellous offer which we will send. ADDRESS: SILVERSMITHS' ALLIANCE, Box 3 5, AUCKLAND. MONEY RETURNED IF NOT BATSIFIEE MISS COTTIER Has now on Sale Extensive Consignments of WOOLS-4 and 8 Ply-WOOLB, —Berlin Fingerings. STOCKING YARNS of all mains. Fancy Work Silks in every shade Cloths in Fashionable Teneriffe Woik Cushions, Cosies, and Oosies for Delicate lace work, Lace Braids. LEATHER GOODS A SPECIALITY. Handsome Purses, Card Cases, Desks and Workboxes Novelties in Fadrionable Otia'elaines ana Chatelaine Ba:s Ladies' Companions—Scissor Oaaee Thimbles STAT.'ONERY DEPARTMENT. Acoount Books of all kinds. PJa'n and Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes in Boxes and Packets. Reading Books in great variety Periodicals, Pattern Books, etc. Prayer and Hymn Books, separate and combined Ornament*, Basket-ware, Toys, Dol's, PLoto Frames in choice designs. AGENT FOR MDME. WEIGEL'S CUT PATTERNS. MISS COTTIER Brougbam-ah-eet. FARM FOR SALE BY TENDER. THE undersigned, who intends leaving the neighbourhood, invites tenders, etatirp p-ico and terms for bis well-known farm of about 480 aores freehold and S3 acres 'easehold, dhHei irto numerous paddocks, situated at Gr'erton. Tauranga. The dry land portion of the farm is in f .ir grass, turnips and o'her cultivation, being nearly all ploughab'e; the swamp part «1 about 100 acres is in a fair way of ra s i. ly coming into each pasture. A fairly good homestead, with out-build-ngs and orchard is on the pioperty I shall be pleased to show any intending tenderer over the farm. Tenders received till noon of 20th Jnne. Further particu'ars and information can be obtained from the owner. HErtRY KIRK, or R. BEDDON, Tauranga, Auctioneers. OKATO-NEW PLYMOUTH OOACH, THE Ooarh leer Okato eve*y Mondat and Thobsda. at 6 a.m vnf wery Wednesday ft B«.rußDAy, at ?.80 *.«. Leaves New Ply outh at 1 p.m. on Mot' lays and Thursday wd 8 p.m. on Wednes lays and Saturdays Passengers and luggage can be booked West's Stables, New Plymouth, owners rtsldenoe, Okato. R9BT, V BOIBTOK Fmiiwi

BONK DUST—£6 6a MB Tow. • GDAHAMTBHD AXAIiTBIB. Tiio&loio Phosphate 48 per owl Ammonia ... 4 percent NO. 1 MIXTURE. £5 Si 6d ng sox. OUABAXTOD AXALTUg, One-halt LAWKS' BopebphOßPHAM. One-halt Bom Dust. NO. 8 MIXTURB. £410« PSH To». One-halt Lawhb' Bu?bbphocpiiatli One-halt " M " Mamce*. NO. 4 MSTORK £4l6* PU TOM. One-third Lawbs* SuFuraoaPßAn One-third Thomas' Phosphati One-third Boki Dub* This is a first-olass Turnip Manure, «d b peoiallj reoommended for wet or taw lands, SPECIAL POTATO MANURE—£6 P«B ton. KAINIT'I * The addition of a tmall proportion af Kainit to any of the Mixture ia an advaa. tage, and omj be made witbunt extra flfcaige i tpeoifled by the paruhasers whan frivinx the order. MIXING The Manure* an not mixed the orders are lent out| and pur oh Mere at tMj option oan have the original manure® ml to them in the maker's na m«i.| mixture* themselves. SPECIAL MIXTURBb oan be my time to nit farmers, ' Note—The "M " Manure gave the beet results in proportion to oost ont of 18 experiment* with Champion Bwade Turnips a* the Government Experimental Farm ait Uomotmki in 1897 !iee psge 170. W4 Report of Agricultural Department) experiments made at MoaiohakV with rarioiu Manures upon Tomine in the Season 1898-99 show that the laer result was obtained from a mixture of one-third •tesmei bone duit and two-third* baala slag (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the beet ramie, at a minimum oosfc, was from a (fixture of one-third Lewes' flnnsmhoe phats and two-thirds of the W.MI CA I'M ' The latter SZ taint the same ooinponents as the W.U jL * N °;J the proportions atlna a little different. The former oomhinatJoa points o the fact, now generally new. oised, that the value of m»Io |jJL known as Thomss' Phosphate, has' basa greatly under-estimated. The W.ILB. S?- 1 • Mixture contains one-third of SSTS m "; h^ e - a A ***?"■ '*• «• port ef Mr. 'illanders, the manager at Momohaki, embodying the results"f the experiments referied to, whieh will be found in lhe Seventh Report of the Department of Agriculture, wonld amply rap»y any faniwr who finds a difficulty ia 'electing the most suitable mannrse to* oovPAmr.'Bacnma 81U R PGR FREEZING tfOn owner's account at the following rate* To include s'&ughteriog, Prpeting, So > ping, Wrapper anid freight, FOR SHIPMENTS IN THE MO/cm OF JUNE TO NOVEMBER, inolus'taMUTTON, Jd per lb (three farthings) BKKF, 9-10 d nine-tenths of a LAMB, 9-10 d „ (nine-tenths of F)R SHIPMENTS IS THE unvfn OP HKOKMBEK TO MAY, inclMhiMOTION, 1 and 1-lOd per lb (one w p« lb one fifth I he Wellington Meat Export (Tompany, . LIJtITFD DILNOT St ADOKv