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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8022, 8 January 1906, Page 3

FLOUE FACTS. V wds' Flour costs osly 5s 6d per SOlbs, i? lis loulbs imd [,oes twice a:; far as ordinary Hour. If, makes gooil, wholemine bread and dainty cakes. Housefives know it is cheapest u the long <on. ECONOMIC Ui DELICACIES. ibn'tbolhor to took . this weather. Get a '.b of my sheep's tongues (Is hi and frroh), and a tin of pineapple, chunks, only sd. All of my tinned goods aro fresh, and make cheap, savoury meals J. M'NEILL Opposite Hod House Hotel. DEVON STREET.

TASTEFUL TRIBUTES You -will find it hard to select a more tasteful tribute than an exclusive design i» pure marble. There are 70 odd headstones and crossos in my here, »t prices from £4 to £6O. Call round and see them; you will admire the beautiful mater. ial and the workmanship. Write for free illustrated catalog sind price-list, if you cannot call. W. F. SHORT POWDEKHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

? DRENCH rn^mf FORTHE BENEFIT OF YOUR POCKET AKDTHE HEALTH OF YO»R ANIMALS INSIST ON SYKES'I rnimmm dangerous. RECORD, OF RESULTS 1000K ICAL Dairy Farmers, Stock Inspectors, etc. Extract from letter NO. 56. New- Plymouth, Taranaki. Mr Sykes,—Boar Sir,— Having used SYKES'S DRENCH for a number, of years I hare much pleasure and confidence in stating I hare always found it most efficacious in allailments common to cattle. In my opinion all wouljldo well to keep it.— tours Faithfully, William D.Webster. LADY CANVASSER WANTED. "VVTANTED, a lady canvasser. Good selling lino. Wage and commission. A splondld'cliance for a willing Particulars at News' Office, New Plymouth.

1906 DIARIES 1906 IEEPiIECORD OF YOCH DAILT DEBINESS I A diary will do it, Handy for reference. ..Of great Tahie to you. All sizes: 1, 2 and 8 js on a page. Inter- ' leaTcdwithblotting, etc. From 1/3 to 5/SAYE TOUR BRAISS as much worry as possible. The pocket diary is the little thing to remind you of appoint. • ments, notes, etc. Neat and convenient. You should Inwe one. From 9d to 4/. THOMAS ATERY BOOKSELLER, New Plymouth. 1906 DIARIES 1906

ALL CLASSES OP LAND. bush country, 60 acres in grass, 60 acres newly felled, good 4-voomed cottage, only lj miles from Main road, Uruti district. Price £2 10s per acre. Vory choice farm at Pungarchn, 100 acres highly improved, factory, school, post ami telegraph office, all close handy. Price £l6 per acre. This offer is an excellent one, and only needs to be seen. Excellent Bush Farm, 2,700 acres east of Stratford, is of superior papa and shell rock counlry, easy hills and good valleys, well sheltered, exceedingly fertile; 900 acres in good grass, present stock 1,250 sheep (500 being ewes with lambs) and 200 cattle. Homestead near New Plymouth, 130 acres good undulating country, warm and sheltered, well watered and well drained. If you arc lookiug for an ideal home this should suit you to a "T." 16 acres in turnips, 15 new grass, a good roomy house. Price £1650, the bulk of which can remain at 5 per cent. Let me hear from you at once about this. The abovo are but a few of the selected properties on my lists. If there is nothing hero to suit—write Inscnding purchasers of property arc invited to write me as to their needs. If you wish to sell—l will find buyers! [Please mention this paper when enquiring.] F. P. CORKIkiL HEAL ESTATE AGENT, New Plymouth. THE GIG FOR YOU IF you are in (he market for n Gig that combines lightwith strength, is well finished and built to stand our Taranaki roads, let us build one for you! Wo hare satisfied others and can please you loo! G. A. NISBET & CO. VEHICLE BUILDERS COBJJIB SIEEEIi