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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 296, 14 December 1901, Page 4

YOU CAN SELECT GOODS AS THOUGH YOU WERE VISITING AUCKLAND CITY BY WRITING FOR Milne & Choyce's Summer Season's Samples. are s«»nt POST FREE to too, and include all tb* LATEST J- BRIGHTEST, and most BEAUTIFUL gotfe for the BEASON. Tb* selection of Drtss Mr.terials, Silks, and Trimmings is very charming, white the Cotton Goods are rendered mora beautiful than ever by the wonderful ■' Mercerised" and " Paste' " finish, lending to cotton fabric* a'l the lustre of lUk. The colours are of EXTREME BPILLIANCE, no shade being deemed toa bright for Bmatt wear. SOME SPECIAL GOODS. < Smell Plain and Fancy Poplins, all shades, la 1 Id yd. New Fancy Fabrics, all wocl, 2s 3d and 2s 1 Id yd. Now Coatings, very latent eff.cta Genuine Japanese Striped Bloiipo Si k«, If 9d yd, English Cherk B'ouse Silks, 2s Cd yd. •' Mercerized" Lswns and Sateens, from lOd yd, " Pasiel " Sitoene, qui'e a new ifTect ( Tucbi d Nains'ok, frcm Is 4d yd. Real French Onmhrirs Dark " MeiCPiized " Sateens, 7Jd, 9d, Is yd. The " Y«lsom " plain Z>-phyn>, 36 irch, f>|J yd. ■' New Gilatflßß and Ckecu Zephyr*, fn m 7Jd yd. White Mu?lins, from yd Shrunk Hollands, from 1« yI. White Piques, 7jd to Is fid Linen Crash Coating, th« n.'i-t Coloured Lin«ns, fiom lOd to 2s 2il yd. SUPERIOR LINING CALICO f<r Co't-n rupplied it S|4yd. WRITE AT ONCE FOR PATTERNS. MANY NOVELTIXB AR& QUICKLY 8-»LU OUT. MIIiNE & CPYCE, QUEEN fjTKKi-T, • ; AUCKLAND.

EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND MORTGAGEES. THE NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO., JpOR a Small Premium, will relieve yon of liability through aooidents happening to your servrnts. Fall putioolan from W. J SHAW, District Manager, New Plymouth. JUST ARRIVED. DELICACIEB FOR THE BEABON. PICNIC PIEB TINNED QUAIL BLUFF OYSTERS POULTRY IN TINS and a good assortment of POTTED MEATS. Also—A Large Variety of PEAK FREAN'S BIBCUITS opening up. COBDIALS of all description*. Nothing but the best brands kept in stock. Tucker's Jellitb, 6d per pint packet. VEALE& SON. TOVON BTRKXT LAND. LAND. FOR ~FALE180acres, leasehold; 1} milee from New PI tmonth, close to railway station and sale yard*; fenced and sab-divided, good house J Teiy low price for goodwill and improvements'; annual rent; £B6 IQs. Beotion ani new hoose, East End New Plymouth; 5 rooms besides bath room, hall and verandah; let to good tenant at 12s a week. Price £425; £l7B can remain on mortgage. Devon-street, New Plymouth.—Two full J-acre Sections, with extensive buildings, known as tbe "Bound Home" property; 88 feet 2 inches frontage to Devon-street and same to Courtney street. A first-class town Investment. 183 acres, 2 miles from Ing'ewood by metal road; fenced and subdivided; part ploughed; 4-room house, large barn, 10-bail cowshed and other bnlldings, and large paved stookyard; an excellent dairy farm. Only L 9 per acre. 100 acres, Hulrengl District, about 10 miles from New Plymouth; excellent dairy farm, well fenced, and sub-divided; 0-room house and farm boildings j creamery dose by; 2 miles from railway station. Only Lin pjr acre. Town of New Plymouth,—Several excellent building sites in best parte of town. Inglewood.-Full eeotion in oentre of town; grand business site. 28 acres and new house suburbs of Midhirst. Desliable family residence with land, New Plymouth. 2000 acres, Awakino. Good gtaslng farm. 470 acres grass, remainder light bush. Three room house, considerable fencing. Mr. N. King's sale yards handy. Both Auckland and Taranaki stock markets available, about 25 miles from Te Kultl Hallway Station on North Trunk Bail way. Only 18 per acre for the freehold, all but LIOOO can remain at 4$ per oent. 180 aares, Durham Road. Abou IIS acres in grass, 4-room bouse, etc., level and dry, 6 miles from Railway Station and Dairy Facto*/, by good level road; 80 ehalni win fencing. £slos per acre. Midbiret—B sections and cottage, Price only fc'-O TO BE LET. 1970 acres, first class grazing land, about one quarter in grass, small house, eto. IB yeah lease with right of purchase. We draw transfers of freeholds or leaser mortgages and leases. eto H , at Brokers charges. We negotiate mortgagee, large and small, at low of inteiest. We act m agect* for oo tin try solicitor*, lend brokers, and others in registering deeds, eto. We advertise property for salt free of charge. Inshaotlons promptly attended o if sent by post, or left with A. H. Moon punake, F P. Stakes, Wa»«rley, or Perry *Peroival, Inglewood. A.C.FOOKES&C* LICENSED LAND PIOKIRB, New Plymouth,

TO XjaißY FARKIBB. RIAB GOOD OALVSB by gMagtfc a aomothiog to Mn tfca mm* tt Mm W removed by flu aapaiator. TMa la found In 00D LTVBB OIL. Acaltavtt mriaU, To b« obtained from a o. wmun, IMPORTANT TO VABMSBB. CHEAP MANURES! ON IBUOKB AT MGAHAUKAMOA. ■ ■ * U KAKCRB-£4 PM TO*. CHLUUXTUD iXiLTXO. r ?s:a BONE DOST-HE6 6* raa Ton. • DDAUmiB JJIAim. ' Trioalclo Phoephate ... _ - "5S MO. 1 MIXTURI, -f tftllniNl, WABiitno uusam. NO. «1IIXTCB«. MlfcrmTwr. One-ha hJrtra Duimmmm t— . One-lult «M-iuiro3r NO. timcrpßi. MlSemTox.. One-third lulwh* RTmrtnrarMniH nu>ftM> One-third Bon Don This li» flntmlkK JVndr "• i. _ SeBGlAt POTATO MANUJU- V £8 nut nut. _ KAU.TTI Th# idditioc of a nil) Mfettlte il Kami to mt of tl>« lUikm fceaadva*. tage, aitdoanbe medewftbavtaKtrnabaSm tipaoifled by thapirahaaaiawtM ||3S tha order. ~ • Ml ada< Mtil iim t*< J WiflMl HMMI *rt«sSi Md mtkt tfca UTTTJIH 31m Manarae ui not adai s*tlltU ordera are aent oat, «4 r option eu bave the «ii totbemin themakv'i mixture* themaelvca. BPJSOIAL MIXTURSb aaa bo auie mi «ny tima to nit farmera. Note—The "11" UiNNimtti'W gLJg.gMf*'? «* ** w» «. panaanta with Champion Bwaia tMtaa at tha Government ffmarlmealal Momohaki in 1897 Ma m |S Report of Agrionltaral DepartMßt) uperimanta mad* at Moaaafcakt with varlooa Mamma open Tonlaa fc-lfe Beaaon 1888-M ahowthat thamw ™ obtained from a mixtwa of aM4Uifl (teamed bona dart and tw*4Wrt> IZh tha U « remit, at a minimum oaet, waa . (Tiiture of one-third lAwae* BneenhM* "M ' Manure, tain* the eama ' Tba lattac mbfen Ma. -r — oomponenta aa ike WMA 00. a No. t Mixture, tbepMcarkMa mm a little different. The tonner eanhtetiSm point* o tha fast, now nlaed, that tha nht of MeSoadiu a& known aa Thomea* Phoephate. h 2' nader-attimated. 31m WMM. No. 4 Mbrtare aontaiaa aealUM? Thomae* Fboaphate. A port of Mr. Cilhndata^ Momohaki, embodyinf the tanlta ol wparlmaata referred to, irhlak «fl| 7 found la the Seventh Baport «t tk oT of Agrioulture. wonM amply >«. P»y."y Who find* a dlOaidfcr !■ wfMttqg tha moat aaltablfe maanm . «ra ookfavt MMH> BTOOK FOR FfUBRiNi upon owsar*a aooountatthe *-*■ » - - wwsac* S« ppln& Wrapp«a»4 IMfhT FOR BHIPMHHW IN THI MflM OF JUNK TO NOVBMBBRTJ MUTTON, {d par lb {three fartiilaM BRBF, 8-104 nlne.!«ntki LAMB, HOd „ Tf )R RHIPMBNTB W TH* MONTHS OF DFOtMBBR TO. JULY, Innlmlw MOTION, 1 and. 1-101 par tb (00. w is oaJSk' 1 ; Bll£F, 1 and 1-lCd per b (one tAMB l and l-Bd par lb (om pom tm§ The Welling ton Meat Export Company. LUUTSB. !)ILNOT Rl J AOn«<«,