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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 125, 31 May 1904, Page 3

Basic Slag Basic Slag. HAVE to arrive in a few difrs:— 50 TONS BASIC SLAG (unrivalled for top-dressing grass land), which I am offering at SPECIALLY LOW RATES, for immediate delivery. Farmers will kindly book orders at NEWTON KING, New Plymouth and Stratford. ! H. F. RUSSELL (Late A. C. Fookes and (Jo.) Established 1881. Licensed Land Broker and Valuer 103 ACRES—Dairy farm ; lease with right of purchase at £9 15s per acre for freehold ; 4 years to run at 9s per acre; goodwill £175, Sew 5-rooined house, cowshed, piggeries, etc. ; 6 paddocks, nearly all ploughable ; good metal road; creamery and school within half-a-niile; G miles from town. 200 ACRES—Good dairy farm on. metal road, close to school and factory ; 7 roomed house, cowshed, dairy, etc ; all ploughable land; price £9 10s per acre. 800 ACRES—First-class sheep farm 8 miles by good road from mil. way station, close to township ; 450 acres in grass ; will carry two sheep and over per acre all the year round. Exceptionally cheap property and good reasons given for selling. Price only £3 17s Od per acre ; freehold on very easy terms. This is not cheap and nas. ty, but a real bargain. 302 acres Crown lease—loo acres with right of purchase; situated one mile from creamery and township ; 3 roomed house, stock-yard, orchard, etc. ; 200 acres in grass Goodwill only £2 10s per acre. Also a large number ol Town and Suburban Properties. New Plymouth. Transfers, Mortgages, etc., prepared at brokers' charges. Tananaki Acclimatisation Society. SHOOTING SEASON, 1904. (From Ist May to 31st July.) THE Shooting Season for Native Game (excepting native pigeon, kaka, pukoko, wio. or blue duck, tui, huia, white heron, and crested grebe) and Imported Game in the district, consisting of the Counties of Taranaki, Clifton, and Egmont (excepting the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, ICaitako Ranges, being sections 108 and 170, in the Oakura District, and Paraninihi or White ClilTs Reservation) will commence on the Ist May and end on 31st July, both days inclusive. In the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, being tho area within the circumference of a circle having a radius of six miles from tho summit of Mount Egmont, the shooting of Native and Imported Game is strictly prohibited at all times. Licenses can be obtained from the Chief Postmaster at New Plymouth and Postmasters at Waitara, wood, and Opunake. SHOOTING LICENSES. B. Tippins A. curt W. W. Murton E. Whittle W.Bewley A. J. Colo R. H. George J. Bennett L. 11. Webster A. N. BewleyF. M. Grayling H. H. Grayling F. A, Orbell 11. Linn N. Johnson A. Gray J. A. Laing J. W, Abbott W. Sampson D. Teed R. Chilcott J. E. Wilson A. L. Connott C A. Rumball H. A. Whitcombi P. Duddy T. C. IT. Nicholls S. A. Raigent K. W. Baigent T. Corkill C. S. Russell L. Instono H. Giles F. Rusling H. T. Hickton J. W. Winficld E. liroard W. E. Fercivnl J. T. Prosser R. T. Hicks S. McOuinness W. A. Jury A. Watkins G. A. Richardson F. Standing J. Rusling E. Tumi T. Clarke E. Earl E. P. Nicholls J. A. Colemer 0. Matthews R. H. Pigott E. Julian R. Duthio W. B. iLevartdge Walter Messenger T. L. Weir. James Kirkwood H. C. Barrett L. G.P. Spencer j. H. Turner W. Ogier John Juclson

" Be Sunny" tiy disposition is a pleasant ' '-■'■'- H. It is eaten that causes indigestion. No one can be happy with indigestion. What ■ ~ By Eating F RCE. FORCE is the finest of wheat and the l>est of barley malt and salt properly blended and cooked. Easily digested. FORCE is absolutely clean. Nowhere during its process from the grain to the package is it touched -by any body's hands. FORCE is prepared at the. rate of one hundred thousand packages a day. FOUCE is a food simple enough for a child and nourishing enough lor a strong man. FORCE is sold at lOd per packet, or 9/6 per dozen packets at Veale & Ghatterton's Theatre Royal Buildings, Devon St. I A New Departure. "Oh, Floss, I'm so happy. I've iust been to LEECH'S, interviewed his NEW "UP-TO-DATE MILLINER, and bought one of the loveliest Hats I ever saw, and so Cheap, too ; one that cost 21s in Auckland can bo had at tho MILLINERY DEPARTMENT of the Egmont Provision Store for 14s 6d ;.and a good range to choose from. By the way, have you heard the latest. MR LEECH has secured the services of a really good DRESSMAKER, and I've just left an order for my new Winter Costume. Oh, I'm so happy I" C. LEECH, -EGMONT PROVISION STORE, Junction Road, INGLEWOOD. If you want to buy a Coat, or Hat, a Saucepan or a Spade ; A Muff or Fur or Waterproof or anything that's made, Try LEECH'S, where GOOD VALUE is drawing lots of trade. T. R. HODDER New Books Just Arrived PER "ATHENIC." Mrs Peter Howard by Mary E. Mann Stella Tregelius—H. Rider Haggard The Yellow Diamond—Adeline Sergeant. My Friend Prospero—Henry Harland The Lady of the Lake—Guy lloothby John Bull's Adventures in Fiscal Wjmderlahd—Chas. Geako and F. C. Gould. Rebecca'of Sunnybrook Farm—Kate D. Wiggins. The Black Familiars—L. B. Watford The Preposterous Yankee—M. V Ponsonby. The Lady of the BargeMV. IV. J a cobs. Liz-.J. B. Muddock. Lovely Woman—F. W. I-I, Crosland. Leo Tolstoy—F. S. Knowlson, Court Cards—Austin Clare. V.C. Chronicle of Castle Burfleld— David C. Murray. Little Joan—John Strange Winter. Thyra Varrick—Amelia E. Barr. King Assalrhadon and Other Stories —Tolstoy.