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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue XXIV, 15 February 1902, Page 4

YOU CAN SELECT GOODS AS THOUGH X VISITING AUCKLAND CITY i>* WRITING FOR Milne & Chovce's * Summer Season's Samples. » THEY nre sont POST FREE to you;* and include all tb® LATEST 1 1 IUUGUTEST, and moßh BEAUTIFUL goo<*s for the SEASON, The se'ection of MsteriaU, Silks, and Trimming if very charming, while the Co ton Goods are rendered more beautiful than evtr by the wonderful c-'iii-d " and " Paste '' finish, lending to cotton fabrics all the lustre of nik. The colours are of EXTREME BRILLIANCE, no shade being (Uuud ton i.i i s ht, for buiart wear. SOME'SPECIAL GOODS. —_ Rinnll PUin and Fancy Poplins, all shades, Is lid yd. N"w Fancy Fabrics, all wool, 2s 3d and 2s lid yd, Kpvv (Joatinge, very latest effects Genuine Japanese Striped Blouse Silks, Is fid yd, Mi. English Check Blouse Silks, 2s 6d yd. \! i ireriznd " Lawns and Sateens, from lOd yd. " Pas'el "Si teens, quite a new offec% Tucif'd from Is 4d yd. Re 1 Fiench Onmhrics l )ai k " Meic«iized " Sateens, 7 Jd, 9d, Is yd. The " Y"lsora '■ plain Zrphyrs, 36 incb, 6|d yd. Nf.w G <lrtt,"bß and Ohecs Zephyrs, from 7jd yd, W' ite Mu-lins, frurn 5Jd yd. Shrunk Hoilimdg, from Is yd. Whiff Piques, 7Jd to Is 6d Linen Crash Coatin?, tlu> acrst Coloured Linens, from lOd to 2s 2d yd, SUPERIOR LINING CALICO for Cotton Dresses supplied at S|d yd. WRITE AT ONCE FOR PATTERNS. MANY NOVELTIES AR QUIOKLY 80LD OUT. MILNE & CPOYCE, OUKEN STHKKT, - AUCKLAND 1 - i *

SEPARATOR FOR SALE. TQ ORTY-KIVK Gallon Alexandra hand J. power Separator in good working oder, for sale at less than half cost. B. N. HOOKER, New Plymouth. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. MRS BRAMLKY'B Fine Town Property, now in the occupation of D. Teed, Esq, situated in Fillis-street, near the Hecreation Grounds, with splendid view of Town end Breakwater; one acre of land, beautifully laid out in garden and shrubbery; nearly new eight-room first-class residence, with gas aid water, every convenience; also coach-house and stables. Only few minutes walk from centre of town. Apply CARTHEW, BRITTAIN & 00. COUNTRY BUTCHERY BUSINESS and PLANT, 7-roomed house, shop, town sections, lease of farm, etc., at low rental. Present turn over 3J bodies and 10 *heep weekly, besides pigs and calves. Price, £B7O Apply to H. 0. TEMPLKR Farmers' Exchange, Stratford. FOR SALE. AORES, lease, with purchasing clause. AU necessary buildings. 500 acres in grass fenced and sab-dividedi Leas for years.—Apply, R. 0 TKMPLER, Farmers' Exchange, dtratford. PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that we, the undersigned have this day n tared into partnership as Land and Estate Agents in New Plymou-n. ' EDGAR WATT. D AVID LAI NO. LAND, LAND. WE beg to advise the public that we am carrying on business in New Ply moQtn (in premises opposite the Coffee Palace, in Sgmont-Btreet) t>s LAND and ESTATE AGENTS. Vendors are invited to send no particulars of properties which the} may wish to dispose of. WATT k LAING Sgmont-street, Opposite Coffee Palace. TO INVESTORS AND OTHERS. T> BARR BROWN has received initroctionsto sell Education Reserve of 2J acres, with 4 new Cottages of 4-rooms each, returning over £2 per week. Lease about 19 years to ran, with right of renewal at £lO per annum, Compensation allowed. Price, £IOSO stg, R. BARR BROWN. Land and Estate Agent, Devon-street. DESIRABLE FREEHOLDS FOR SALE. HALF Section, Devon-titreet, with substantial cottage, £4OO HALF Aere, nicely laid out with fruit an! foliage trees. New 8-roomed house, complete with every convenience. Fine situation, one of the pleasantest localities in town. £IOOO. HALF Acre, splendid situation Mostly in garden, with lot of nice bearing fruit trees. Goo'i building site. £4OO. V. P. GORKI LL, tc National Bank Chambers.

TO uaxRY FARMKBS RBAB GOOD OALVK3 by givirg th at something to lake the plaoa ofth* tat removed by the separator. This is found in 00D LIVKK OIL. A gallon will rear a calf. To be obtained from ft. 0. TEMPLBK, Stratford IMPORTANT TO yARMBJ®. CHEAP MANURES! OK rROOKB AT NGAHAURAMQA. M HANURV—£4 P*B To*. OUARANTEBD ANAUriIS. 1 Phosphate 27 per Mat, Ammonia 7 pa, ami, BONB DUST—£S 5i per TO*. aUAJUNXBHO ANALYSIS. Trioalolo Phosphate 48 per oeat Ammonia 4 per oeat MO, 1 tfETURK. £5 2» 6d PBB TO*. OUABANUIP AKALTIB. One-half lawn' Bufhbfho«ka»M. One-half Be Dune. NO. 8 IHXTORK. £4loi fib To*. One-ha Law* Sothbfh owhahl One-half '• U " >wAnubjl NO. 4 METOBK.; £4 lfie FIB To*. One-third XiAwmf SupißFHoaF*ATi One-tbird Thomas' Phobtham One-third Bon* Dow^ Thii li a first-class Turnip Manu.-e, |* peoially reoommended for ««t or tow lands. SPECIAL POIAIO MANORS£6 ru tow. KAiNtTI The addition of a email proportion af &&INIV to any of the Mixture ia an H'll tage, and oan be made without extra charge I speoified by the purchasers when ririu the erder. MIXING The Manure* are not mixed until tat order* are sent oat, and purchase!* at tfieit option oan bare the original manures Ml Co them in the maker's nags, and main ike mixtures themselves. BPKCI&L viIXTCJRKb oan be mad* « »uy time to snit farmer*. Note—The "M " Manure gars the best resn in proportion to oost ont 011 l«. periment* with Champion Swede Turnins at the Government Experimental F-rmak Momohaki in 1897 Isee page 170. Hfth Report of Agricultural l)»partment) i—experiments made at Momohakt with various Manures upon Tnrnins in Um Season 1898-99 show that the nmrt mult was obtained from a mixture of itesmea bope duit and two-thirds slag (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the b««l remit, at a minimum oost, was ban • <r.xture of one-third Uwe* 1 phate and two-thirds of the VV.M B Co'» "M ' Manure. The latter mixture aoa. tains the same oomponent* as the W M A. point* o the faot, now generally mu aised, that the value of known as Thomas' Phosphate, hZ' gre&tlj under-estimated. The WU it Co.'s No. 4 Mixture oontains one-third i! port of Mr. GiUanderij the lt Momohaki, embodying the resJuirf th, experiments referred to, whioh will ha (ound in the Seventh Report of the Da. partmeni. of Agrieuitnre, wonld amnlT m. pay any farmer who finds a difficulty 1> 'electing the most suitable manures *H« OOMFANK BBOIIVW NTO 'K POR PRKH2ING upon owner's account at the foUowias rata To inclnrte e'aughterinjr. FVeeiJn, Sn pping, Wrapper and Freight.' FOR HHIPMBMN IN THE l|(l«»k OP JUNK TO NOVEMBER, i»clu«> MUTTON. }d per lb (three farthings) BEEF, f-lOd nine-tenths of a LAMB, B-10d „ (nine-tenths of F)B BHIPMKNTS JM THK MOV K •>F OKO-.MBBR TO MAY. MOTION, Iwj Mod ||, _ AD BEEF, 1 and MCd per (one jwm, ..| L4Mn, 1 and l-6d per lb (one r-^*ai»!l oua fifth Ihe Wellington Meat Export Company, UM/TKD RILNDT -N.ATTOeV

ACETYLIHE CARRIAGE LA* Pi. NO GREASE, OIL, OR SMOKE. Cannot Jar or Blow Out. Fed by Water and Carbide Only. Special Lense and Reflector. 150 FEET OF CLEAR BRIGHT LIGHJ. Handsome, Ornamental and Economical. EASILY FITTED TO ANY VEHICLE. ALWAYS BRIGHT AND READY FOR USE. pecially Imported by BUTCHER & CO . Currie-str et Carriage Works. N.B.—Samples ;on hand. Ordeis executed promptly. JrUmSaPiLLS Are tha acknowledged loading rein-dy for nil Fuma'e oomplalnta. Recommended bv the ilodical Faculty Tlio (enulne boar the signature of \m. li.uiriN ireuintcriid l!S ou f E ,,10h eonuin.ll. No ]*dr nhonld I: i vjUlout them Or all Choinlßta throughout t)i* V, > Proprietor: MA ifenta- SHASUUS & CD. LOv Auckland A v.-.-l: "IHVH ItALhHU M& CO., CftMtaWc*. ' MA> LIN is specially adapted for hot weather, being non-heat ng. All storekeepers.—Wholesale agents, Bubsxbs, Fbakbb & Co.