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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8109, 14 May 1906, Page 3

MT RKWAKUJSU lii uuURT OF JUSTICE The acknowledged goon qualities and success of Sander and Sons' Eucalypti Exthact have brought out many imitations, and one case was just tried ia the Supreme Court ot Victoria, before his Honor Chief Justice Sir J. Madden, K C M.G., etc. His honor, in giving judgment, i with regard to the Genuine Sander A„„ ■ ons' Eucalypti Extract, that whenever an article is commended t> the public by reason of its good qualities etc., it is not permissible lo imitate any c" its features. Ho restrained the imitatoi perpetually from doing so, and ordered tliem to pay all costs. Therefore, insist upon -hat is pr beyond all doubt by skilled witness' the Supremo Court of Victoria, and by many authorities during the last 30 years to be a preparation of genuine me it, viz., The Genuine Sander & roMs' Pure Volatile Eucalypti Extract Tell us not our days are numbered; That nothing on this earth can save. Us- by coughs and colds enoumborcd Struggling for mastery o'er the grave To the rescue comes undaunted, Life's panacea, strong and pare, Striking homo the truth that's vaunted Of the Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. I

WANTED TO SELL.-A Piano by Bolum, one of his best. Nearly new. Apply MRS S AL&ELD, care Mr Catchpole, Smart Road. I^ORSALE.— A bargain. Light tax-cart, nearly new Apply, M. 0. BUTCHER, .Coach-builder, Gill Street. 1 000 BOOTLESSAUCE and IUUU Vinegar, the very best Worcester or Tomato quarts Is, pints 7id. Pints, Worcester, 3 for is. Table vinegar, 6d bottle. Sewing machine oil 4d a bottle. To clear prebent stock, don't miss this opportunity. T. W. WELCH, Butter and Produce Merchant, Brougham Street. Phone 283. "fAXINE' SOAP.-Tlie best friend on washing day, lod a bar, household soap 6d a bar. Fluid ammonia 'lda bottle. Come round and get your supply before next washing day, at T. W. WELCH'S Cash Store, Brougham Street. Phone 283. GOLDEN GRID RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON, opposite Theatre Royal, Devon Street, New Plymouth Hot meals at all hours from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. (midnight). Sundays from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Nearest supper room to railway station. Fish, luncheon, oyster and supper rooms. The best in town for all meals. FRESH OYSTERS can bo had every day, lam prepared to make special arrangements with customers requiring large quantities of oysters daily. Smoked fish always in stock. Boiled ham, cut in slices, sold in any quantity, A large supply of oyster s'aells for garden paths, etc. A trial solicited. J.'W. KUETA PROPRIETOR.

SWEET PASTURES MAKE SWEET MEAT AND all our stock for killing is grown and grazed on the sweetest pastures. Tkat's of great importance. OUR SHOP KEEPS IT SWEET . . Cleanliness is the keynote of our success at the shop. Combined with this, of course, is uufailmg courtesy to customers, promptness in attending to your wants, and the lowest possible prices. A penny per lb off beef and yeal FOR CASH. R, W. DIXON THE A.l. BUTCHERY, Brougham Stroet. Phono No. 97

"AITOA, PIAKO.-One Tree T T Hill Estate, 711 acres, ring fenced (sheep proof), nearly allploughed and grassed, with littlo improvement will carry 2000 sheep. Price, Freehold, £7 per acre. Terras, 10 per cent, deposit, balance may remain For 5 vears at 5 per cent. WILL LEASE "for 6 or 7 years, rental £250 per annum, payable halfyearly m advance. Compulsory Clause of Purchase at £7 5s per acre. There are no buildings. Land is free from fescue. WAlTOA.—Section No. 62. 158 acres Freehold. No dwelling. All in . grass and crop. Price, £8 per acre. Terms, 10 per cent, deposit, balance in 5 years at 5 per cent. For Lease (Compulsory Clause of Purchase), rental, £75 per annum, payable half yearly in advance. This farm will carry 45 dairy cows, or about 450 sheep, Good land. No fescue. WAITOA.—Lot 32. Freehold 563 acres. New 7 roomed house. . Land divided into 8 paddocks, a n ploughed and grassed except 25 ac res of ti tree and 16 acres of turnips. This is (irstclass land and will carry 180 to 200 dairy cows, or 1200 to 1400 sheep. Price, £9 per acre. Terms, 15 per cent, deposit, 5 per cent, in 12 months, balance may remain for 5 years at 5 per cent., or will lease for 5 or 7 years, Rental, £255 per annum, payable half-yearly in advance. Lease to contain compulsory covenant to purchase. N.B.—The above properties are situated between Patua and Waitoa Railway Stations (2 miles apart). Creamery at Waitoa Railway siding. For cards to yiew, Apply to FROST and ROWE, Real Estate Agents, Morriusville. Piako. I WRATTAN & HJSLOP i LAND. ESTATE k COMMISSION I AGENTS,

|0! ACHES, a splendid freehold fairy farm, three miles from railway slaliou ; 7-rooincd liousc, 8-bnil cowshed, harness-room, Irapshed, etc.; splendid grass. Price, £2l 10s per acre. 5a OWiVKK IN BAD HEALTH; MUST SELL. 254 ACHES, lease with right Jof purchase in four years at £lB per acre, lloiit, His per acre, ivloderu house 10 rooms, dairy, washhousc, cowshed etc. Mostly ploughablo and well watered; six paddocks, all in good clover; only lour miles from large town. Price for goodwill £SOO. A 200 ACl{j!:S ' llal[ - mil «

way station and one and n half miles from two factories, close to school, etc.; carries 3j sheepper acre; 120 acres ploughablc, remainder easy kills ; 10 acres in crop, remainder in Igood grass; 5-roonicd house, stable, trap, shed, etc. Price £I(S 10s per acre, on We have a large number of fshcej nd dairy farms and businesses foi We have hundreds of sheep proper WHITE FOll PAItTIOOLAHS