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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 220, 13 October 1903, Page 3

A CLINCHER FOE SCEPTICS. THIS following few lines from two oi Sydney's leading Accountants, ought to convince the greatest jsceptic that | CAPILLA must have some merit to comimnd and! maintain the big increase J.n its saioo. | Yarrellsx CV.'ntefs, 109 I'itit-K-re. '5, rtyJney, iii't!: Jure, 11)03. We he*e>:y eer'.n'y that v/>i heve ex the books of the CAPTLTjA prrprMary, and) fird th»refrom that comparing tht» period March to M»y, 190S, wi h that of 1902, the sales of Richard's OAI'II.LA HUH XONIO show a large increase of over 48 par cent., which means that the demand has increased -J. In other words, for every 94 bottles sold last year, 146 are now being sold. (Signed) W. ROBERTSON, F.S.I.A. (Signed) W. E. JOHNSON, A.S.I.A. Ah a cure for Dandruff and Falling Hair OAFILLA stands alone a certain cure. OBTAINABLE AT ALL OHBMIBTS AND STOREKEEPERS. , Wholesale Agents— SHABLAND & CO., LTD.

"Ij'Oß SALE.—The Kiversdale Estate JC comprising 1512 Acres of splendid creamery land, situated at Ararimu South, abont 30 mites from Auckland. The farm is enclosed with a sheep-proof fence, and sub-divided into ten paddcks. A considerable area is in grass, 5(10 acres of bash having been felled and sown within three years, besides fern land surface-sown, which holds grass well. Bnsh land cleared, snd fern land ploughed and sown 20 years ago, shows a good sole of grass and white clover to-day. There is enough valuable timber lett standing to build houses on every 100 acre section The timber can be sawn by a travelling mill at 5s 6d per 100 ft. The Pablie Hall is on property, and may be bought with the farm if required. The Ararimu Creamery is within half-vmile of the Hall. There is agooi waterfall and a never-failing creek at the homestead, which comprises a new dwelling-house of 6 rooms, outhouses, etc. Also, a Small Iron dwellinghouse for stockman. There is a first-class new totara stockyard and cattle-branding pen. A new concrete sheep dip 4'Jffc. long, with draining yarrs and totsra drafting ysrds compete, built lait year. Ore acre of orchard. There i 3 a spleudi i level race-cour-e of over 40 acres fenced, ploughed, drained, and into grass, which could be enlarged to 90 acres; all lovel, ne r the hous-e. The farm is a fortune to cut up into creamery sections, build houses, and get the milling done on shares ; or is an indepsndence for raising beef, mutton, and lamb. Limb can be driven from home in early morn ng to jailwav and sold at the Auckland cattle sale the same afternoon, at a railway cost of 3d per head. The farm is f-r immediate sale, with all improvements, at the very low price of £4 5s per acre, and half of the money may ramai. on mortgage for a tarm at 5 per cent. Karma in the neighbourhood with less proportionate improvements, have la ely changed tandj at from £6 to £8 per acre. The farm must be sold to wind up an estate. Inspection invited. For further particulars apply to KWINGTON & B&KK3, Land Acects. Auckland. 030

SIPS OF SATISFACTION. . JKvery sip of Suratura is a sip of satisfaction. Sip slowly and every sip will soothe and satisfy. SIPPING SURATU!U TEA la now quite the rage. The aroma of this tea is a revelation to tea drinkers. Its bouquet is tea bliss. In every drop there in tho perfect tea flavour—iho flavour that fascinates. Suratura is the pure and peerless product of Ceylon and is guaranteed not blended with India, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. RETAIL PRICES: Suratura A Quality .„ la 8d per lb Surotara B Quality Is lid per lb Suratura D Quality .„. 2s 2d par It Suratura X Quality 2s ~6d per lb SOLD BY ALL STORBKEEFRS.

TEA Orange Tips Golden Tips ini/|lb, lib, 51b, 101b, , Tins. PURE CEYLON. ■ HILL GROWN. A drink tit tor the (rods. Agents:— Sew Plymouth.„ Joseph T. White Inejlewood ... 0. 0. Smith Waitara ... Kraseranrt Beokbes.jeoger Okato ... _ J. S. Fox Punito M. B. Gibbous Kahotu... _ T. P. Hnchson

TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY, Fishing Season—let October, 1903, to 15th April, 1904. TMSHING Licenses may be obtained JO from The Taunton (Hole and Sports Depot, Devon-street, New Plymouth; Mr 0. 0, Smith, Inglewood; Mr H. J, Newman, Opunake; and from the undersigned. D. MoALLUM, Secretary. Regulations Under Fishbbies Oonskbvation acts. Fixing licensee, which will be Colonial, as follows: Licenses far Men Twenty shillings for the whole season; five shillings for one month; and two shillings and sixpence for one week. Licenses for women, and for boys attending school or under the age of 14 years: Ten shillings for the whole season; three shillings for one month; or one shilling | and six enca for one week,