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RE ®" , " T of T«»t» of SEEDS Exhibited by Mr. NEWTON KING at tho Now Plymouth Exhibition.

Name. I'Uitil* Percentjigi' jnu<lt/i| (,f ! Te.-f ioiuiiiiii'ioi Pearle Wheat . Tuscan Wl.mt Hunters' Wheat IVsjmluin llilitjiturn . Danish (his . ItSiifk Tint ;iv Oil Is inti O.iJs,, Maize ~ Wnife 'i'id t.'ii'j.iii ' ills (uu-ii .. .. ;; Winti.T Til M.s. . Chevalier I'milcv ••• ('■•! Vci'M.'l. C.li.illlidl V'"' ,w Aher-.leen J ninj |» 1 ■ L. Yellow AI Kri'iU'Pti Turniiis live Cu|Kl li:ll fi'V .Sparrow-hill 0.-it.- < hainpion Swede Mustard Large Fescue. . Alsike., English Oowgras!» English A\ 11it-o (Jlover Monarch Swede lied • lover Hard Fescue .. Crested Uogsfciil Cliewiug's Fpseue M endow Fescue Linseed Carton Oats Italian'live .. Piuirie < li'Ats.. Colonial Cowgrass Orange lilolie Mangle Colonial White Clover Ilawke's Hay Ryo M eadow Foxtail Yellow Intermediate Mangold lleil Clover Lucerne Partridge Pea.s ~ Horse Beans .. Dun Oats Prussian Blue Peas .. Essex Uupe English Perennial l!yo l/>ng lied Mangold .. Cocksfoot Trefoil Golden Tankard Mangold American Cowgiuss .. American White Clover :>K 28 r <4 :Mi 7H ice •lii '0 21 IK 2'J 132 72 9« !W 91 48 132 120 28 96 72 120 90 96 •J6 72 132 90 72 72 24 24 96 24 148 132 90 132 120 148 96 72 i 100 100 1(0 30 I ("i 10 i no 100 100 100 00 101) 100 100 95 HO 100 100 100 100 85 90 100 »r, IT, 100 ioo ioo 95 100 100 95 100 90 65 80 50 95 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 75 95 85 95 100 95 100 Tl.erIHmiioUM . •i!"ilingt !u 11.. sli ad ■ L'l»K llOUMt* 6'.l- I, B.'. ; in o a I 7 Id.

Test started January 16th, 1905; completed January 30th, 1905. Awarded Ist Diploma and Gold Medal, Claw 14, Section 10. (Signet!) If. R. CATTLEY 1 T . 0. W. BROWNE ) Jod ß w -

CLARK & CO., COMPLETE HO USE KUHNISHEBS. DEVON STREET EAST NEW PLYMOUTH. JJ.WI-, .11 S f LANDED a shipment of now musen'g goodn, consisting of Tulilc Covers, Tapenlry J lull Curtains, Fringes, Art Serges, etc., all the very latest patterns. INSPECTION INVITED. '| nu " c '" ITX '"fc r " s,ock °f I'-JißliHh Oak for manufacturing pur. poses, ami m order to turn out I P-TO-UATK WORK have added a fumigating loom, whore we can I'umiguie oaW to any colour. JUST LAXDIVH.—A lai-»e .shipment of bedsteads in great variety and at prices to milt everyone. Telephone .'{l2. THE BIG BOOT SALE ! -AT JUIiA.B.C. A.B.C. SHOULD PROVE A BOON TO THE BARGAIN HUNTERS. Just glance at the following prices : CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES AT 1/INDIES- GLACE) BUTTON AND LACE SHOES. 4/fl. 6/ LADIES' CANVAS SHOES. 2/-, 2/0. 2/11 LADIES' EVENING SHOES, 1/6, 2/tJ, 3/6 LADIES' SLIPPERS 6d per PAIR. LADIES' FASHIONABLE LOUIS HEELED SHOES, JUST ARRIVED, Selling at the Slaughter Price 8/6 FOR CiENTSA BEAUTIFUL BOOT IN GI.ACE KI1), reduced from 18/6 to 10/6 GENTS' EVENING SHOES AT 4 6.

H, HONNOR i B2DOI HONNOR AND CLARK, COAOHBU ILDERB, lIABDET STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. EVER* C& BMUPTION 01 MADE IX) ORDER. W 1 Fiomni raaatan ot ail kiada B BEG to announce to our numerous cußton*r»~«i V i n.. _.. . ; ■ ing public that in order to place i ■ ▼(Wcl^own* wr susxsr" « IN STOCK: 1 RALLI CART, seat four: 1 GIG Mhini a< L 1 FARMER'S GIO; 3 GIGS different "»W» t}TM J °ART, S SPRING MILK pole® "hoIU; l Second-hand GIG Si i £ P SPRING CART, w » *•" 1 Seco&d-haa4 inspection nrvnm

b Ball-Bearing I Sewing . [ Machines. I ilia point fliione placet our machines fur abova tfco ordinaiy. Delightfully (mv running. Saves we«r on Jmtli the Machine and ih® U orkor. „»« B,IUII '» ff'Hd to ">«>« y,„, a ,| (he Q<hcr C , s "° " ts " "ill «l. OKEV, SON ct ARNOLD, (Limited.) 7 DEVOX 3TKttttT CK.V J It A V,.

CHRISTMAS GOODS! G. D. Malcolm & Co., Ne.U to lie w ley and (Griffiths. Just opening, ex "Corinlhic"— AN IMMKMSIi VAUIKTY OF FANCY GOODS ANI) TOYS. FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. Being far too numerous to mention, an early visit is respectfully Invitea. The abovo goods have been care fully selected by an expert from tho liest markets, and bought for cash, cannot bo beaten as to price. INSPECT, JUDGE, and COMPAHE. milK .Nl£\v ZKAbAM) UOVEHKJL ment State Fire Insurance 01flco will bt prepared to accept Fire RißKs on and after 4th January, 1005. Advantages . Insured sliaro profits. Stato Guarantee. Lowest Hates. EuuiU.blo and prompt settlements^

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7762, 14 March 1905, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7762, 14 March 1905, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7762, 14 March 1905, Page 4

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