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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81847, 14 September 1906, Page 2

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHINGS THJS % beautifully-assorted •ad large itock of furnifavc, etc., at present slotted by E. DINGLE. b attracting a deal of attention. No nutter what class of goods too require in the {■niton line jut call along aad look through our rariou departments. We guarantee istitfartion E. DINGLE Next Fraser Chemist, Deron Street, Ne» Plrmouth WAIT ABA FREEZING WOBXB. T. BOBTHWICK & SONS (Australasia) Ltd. MANURES. £ s d XXX Blood aad Bone SIS 0 per ton Turnip 6 6 0 , Potato 6 6 0 „ Grass (Ordinary) 6 4 0 „ Grass (Permanent) 6 5 0 „ Superphosphate 5 0 0 „ Analysis Certificates posted to any address on application. All prices are free on trucks at Waitara. Terms 2| per cent, discount for cash. Special quotations for large quota-, tions.

IF WORTH PLANTING WORTH BAVING. OU sty it "won't pay to bay a Bpr*y Pump for the few Potatoes you are planting. Then don't plant them—it is waste of tune and money. Remember, a good pump like we offer you will last for years. Don't put all the cost on.thia year's crop OKEY, SON & ARNOLD DEVON BTBEET, Ltd.

MORE MILE HOBE MONET FOB THE FABMEB. rE way to make jour (arm more productive is to go in more for good shelter tree*. The POMONA NI'BSE&IES, Eahotu, has a large stock of Pinua Muricata, Pino* Insignis, Boxthorn, Olearia, etc. All veil-grown samples. FRUIT TREES Apples, Peaches, Pears, Nectarines, Japanese Plums, and gooseberries. The only varieties grown at this nursery are those that succeed in the Taranaki district, and, being exposed to the Cape Egmont wiidi, will thrive in any other part of Taranaki. The proprietor is aa experienced fruitgrower, aad will advise intending planters who write or the bahotu NURSERIES. (JAMBS B. GBQQM,