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Taranaki Daily News, 2 January 1902, Page 4

YOU CAN SEtiM GOODS^ VISIIING AUCKLAND CITY ' Br WRITING FOB ilne & Choyce \ £ Season's Samples. rpHEY are sent POST FREE to you, and include all A BRIGHTEST, and rao«>. BEAUTIFUL SEASON. !«•' selection of Dress Msteriale, Silks, ond Trimmings is very charming, Oo'ton Goods aro rendered morn beautiful than ever by the wonderful JIJF cerized" end " Paste' fininh, .lending to cotton fabrics all the luit"* * The colours are of EXTREME, BRILLIANCE, no shade being? bright for smart wear. SOME SPECIAL GOODS. SmMI Plain and Fanny Poplins, nil shades, la Ud yd. New Fancy Fabrics, all wool, 2s B<l and 2s 114 yd. New Coatings, very latest effects \ Genuine Japanese Striped Blouse wk«, }b 9d yd. English Cheek Biouoe Silks, 2s 6d yd. " fttircen'z»d " Lawns and Soteerw, from lOd yd, ll Pas'el "Si teens, quite a now f fleet Tuck'd Nuins'-ok, fp-m Is 4d yd. Re-1 French Omerits Dark " MercrizeS " Sateens, 7^J, 9d, la yd, The " Y«lsom " plain Z phyrs, :'6 inch, 53d yd. New G datnss and Chec* Zephyirs, from 7jd yd. Wh(te Muslins, from sjd ~ J Shrunk Holland?, from l 1 WbitH Piques, 7jd to Is (W Linen Orash Ooa'itur, tli- \ Coloured Lint-ns, fiOra lOd to As 2d yd^_ SUPERIOR LINING CALICO isuppM WRITE AT ONOE OURFA T f?TKI FOR PATTERNS. QUICKLY K"LDj & MANY iUT. at S|d yd" NOVELTIES' AR AUCKLAND.

I IX) LiaißY 7ABMIBB "DEAR GOOD OALVBB by riving •> m £V something to take Ibe plaoe *t Ifw Cat removed by the separator. ltd* fa found in OOD UTKB Ofb A gftlM *Ol rear a calf. To be obtained froni & a TJCMJ"I ra, IMPO&TANI TO FABMSBB. CHEAP MANURES! on rauoKS at ngahaitbamqa. U MAMUBE-MPro Tow. OUABAKTraD AKAUSO. 1 Phosphate ... ... J7 peroaai, Ammonia ... 7 pet ottL BONI DUB2VHM G* ran TW. . CK7AHAHWD AXAUtOI. Trioaldo Phosphate ... HOLMt' : HO. 1 MDCTUBE CS Si M m «W. UAUniID AlUUlflk One-half LAW BumrH<WHUM. One-half Bt . Duo. NO. Jl/-''""*" One-ha Law» SunmnvßACK One-half '• M " a.ayuul NO. 4 MXTUBB. £4 lEi rn Ton. One-third La was* Boinnoman One-third Thomas' PHomun One-third Bonn Dun This ii a flrst-olass Xnmip Manure, v*M la peaieUy reoommsoded for «etor wv BFEGIAL POTArO MANtra*. £6 ran coir. KAINITI The addition of a small properties of Kawh to any of the Mixture i* an advantage, and oan be m*de withont extra am 1 speoified by thepjreliaaen«Na]flvia( the order. mdumg (fhi Mumrea art not order* are sent ont, and TmrohaesnTit'ttax option oan have the original maanit Mt to them in the maker's nag*, and mike'tha mixtures themselves, BPBOIAL MIXTURBbean be tny time to nit fanners. Note—ltM '• M" Mac are gave iw beet rem in proportion tooost ont ofill'a*, perimeote with Champion Swede TakiMat the Government Experimental Firm it Momohaki in 1897 (lee pace ITOf itftk Report of Agrloultund Department) «•<* experiment* made at Utiuhak? with various Manures upon Tbj Season 1898-99 show that cha M wae obtained from a mixture of«« stesmeA bone dot* and two-third? •lag (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst i remit, at a minimum cost,, wae , aiiXtnre of one-third Lawei* gnu phate and two-thirds of the W.MI 'M ' Manure. The latter mirtot tain* the aame component* a* the ' 00. ■ No. 3 Mixture, tbe proportion a little different. The former oomi point* o the faok now generally nisei, that the value of baeio sia known aa Thomas' Phosphate, I (jreatlj under-estimated. The Co.'e No. 4 Mixture oontains qui. Thomas' Phoiphata. A peruaa of i port of Mr. ftillanden, the """i Momohaki, embodying the rendu] experiment* referred to, whloh > 1 found in the Beventh Report ef partment of Agriculture, woild au. pay any farmer who find* a difleS •eleoting the mo*t suitable manure*l fhb oowaitt uaanra STOOK FOB FRBKZING upon owner*! aooonnt at the folbnrin To include slaughtering, r 8a pping,' Wrapperand FOR SHIPMENTS IN THL OF JUNE TO NOVEMBER, i MUTTON, £d par lb (three I BKKF, B-lOd nine-tenths i LAMB, 9-10 d ~ (nine* tenth* 4 F)R SHIPMENTS I* THB UPHTWk OF DIOSMBKR TO MAY, includva-T .*« MUTION, 1 and 1-lOd |b (00* an n BKBF, 1 and 1-lCd per b (one p«||) LAMB, 1 and l-5d per lb (one The Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMITED ' DILNOT RLADDBN, 1

ROOH'S ROYAL BTEAM LAUNDRY J 8 now in oomplfl'e working oi'der, every kind of Laundry woik[ exp« onsly executed at lowest prices, bet big finish. ml Tbe Steam Laundry saves waM una tear of all articles. f Machine ironed linen hae/fte-c mors glossy appearance than any otJwr N.B.—Washing collected «njd delivered. Address: Gill-street. to FOR SALE OR IiEASE. SOMERSET Boarding Hqfase, M<i»• street, Inglewood, containing/20 rooms, stable, woodshed, washhouse, fowltaorae, workshop, etc., with quarter acre secjtioi held nnder lease from Invlewood Towri Baird with right of renewal. Ground rent f 32s' a year. Kxcellent business being doio. Apply to RAYMOND BUITH. JUST ARRIVED. DELICACIES THE BEABOM PICNIO PIES i TINNED QUAIL BLUFF /OYSTERS PpULTRY IN TINS and a good assortment of POTTED MEATS. Also—A Large Variety of PEAK FREAK'S BISCUITS opening jUp. j CORDIALS of i all descriptions. Nothing bat the best brands kept in itock. Tucker's Jelwks, 6d per pint packet. VEAI|: & SON. 3N STREET LAND/ LAND. F(K PALE—- - 180 ncrm>. 1 °«ehold; 1J miles from New Plymouth, close to railway station and sale yard*; fenced and sub.dlvided, good house; very low price for goodwill and improvements; annual rent, £35 10s Section an 4 new house, East End New fl?mouth; S rooms besides bath room, hall, and verandah; let to good tenant at 12b a week. Price £425; £176 can remain on mortgage. Devon-street, New Plymouth.—Two full |-acro Sections, with extensive buildings, known as tbe "Bound House" property; 83 feet 2 inches frontage to Devon-street and same to Courtney street. A firat-olass town investment. 133 acres, 2 miles from Ingfewood by metal road; fenced and subdivided; part ploughed; 4-room house, 'arge barn, 10-bail cowshed and other bnildings, and large paved stockyard; an exoellent dairy farm. Only L 9 per acre. 100 acres, Huirangi District, abont 10 miles from New Plymouth; excellent dairy farm, well fenced, and sub-divided; 6-room house and farm, buildings; creamery close by; 2 miles from railway station. Only LIQ

Town of New Plymouth.—Several excellent building sites in best parts of town. Inglewood.—Full section In centre of town; grand business site. 28 aores and new house suburbs of Midhirst. Desirable family residence with land, New Plymouth. 2000 aores, Awakino. Good grating farm. 470 acres grass, remainder light busk Three room house, considerable fencing. Mr, N. King's sale yards handy. Both Auokland and Taranaki stookjnarkets available, about 25 miles from Te Kuiti Railway Station on North Trunk Railway. Only L2 per acre for the freehold, all but LIOOO can remain at 4$ per cent. 190 acres, Durham Road. Aboa 116 acres In grass, 4-room house, eto„ level and dry, 6 miles from Bail way Station and Dairy Factory, by good level road; 90 chains wire fencing. £slos per acre. Midhirst—s sections and cottage. Price only fcIO TO BE LET. 1970 aores, first class g raring land, about one quarter in grass, small house, etc. IS years lease with right of purchase. We draw transfers of freeholds or lease,* mortgages and leases, etc., at Brokers charges. We negotiate mortgages, large and small, at low rates of inteiest. We act as agent* for country solicitor*, land brokers, and others is registering deeds, etc. Wo advertise property for sale free of oharge. , Instructions promptly attended o if sent by post, or left with A. H. Moore punake, F 7. JTookea, Wa»?rley, or Ferry * Peroiral, Inglewood, A, C. FOOKES& C a LICENSED LAND BBOKSBS, New Flyno«(h,