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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 173, 13 July 1908, Page 1

the Quality that has built up and maintained the sales of 1 he Cocoa which is unequalled for flavour, digestibility, and economy in use. BEST & GOES FARTHEST.

THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME STRAIGHT LEASE 1200 °f first-class b lieep country, Eltliam district, all laid down 5n best English grasses; several nice valleys, the whole section lying well to the sun; carry easily 2'/i liig sheep to t/ie acre. Road will be metalled shortly to property; telephone office is o 11 adjoining section, also school site. Owner will lcs.se for sor 0 years at a rental of 5s fld per acre and give purchasing clause. A splendid opportunity to acquire a really first-class sheep property. W. H. AND A. MCGARRY ELTIIAM ... SOLE AGENTS

RICH-DRAINED SWAMP LAND \ •SUITABLE FOR FATTENING, DAIRYING, OR SHEEP. ,/! 8(2 ACHES, all in grass, ring-fenced, well watered (artesian), free from weeds and all plOMghable; improved portion has been carrying 4 sheep per acre; elosc to school, factory, and railway. Price £lO 10a per acre. Terms. £200(1 cash, balance can remain for 5 years at 5 per cent. NOTE—The property will fatten stock all the, year, and has grown Z'/j tons oi chaff to ,tlie acre.without manure with a November-sown crop. Turnips and rape grown on this soil arc second to none, in .the Dominion, and I believe that when the whole property lias been ploughed and rcsown it will fetch £2O per acre. 4 WALTER BEWLEY, LAND AGENT AND SHAREBROKER = NEW PLYMOUTH.

TO NEGLECT A. SMALL EYE-DEFECT 18 TO COUUT MISFORTUNE, YOTT WILL BEST SECURE GOOD EYE-SIGHT BY CONSULTING JNO. L. NICOL. THE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, IN CONJUNCTION fcWITH SAMUEL BAKRY * PROFICIENT! EELIABLE! EXPERIENCED > RETUEN VISIT TO TABANASa BHOETLY. ADDHES3 LETTERS TO J L. NICOL, PALMEKSTON H,

L. Pattie •& Co., STOCK & LAND AGEKTS iGiooi) Mifi VAiirtr: 3963 Splendid grazing run, _ on main road, 8 miles from township; about 2500 acres in grass, carrying. no>v 2000 sheep and 350 cattle; all well fenced and subdivided; freehold; manager's house, woolßhed, and men'* quarters. Fries £4 2« (Id per acre. Very easy terms. R24ft -^CEES—I24O acres freehold, and 2000 L.1.P., rent fid per acre; 600 acres in grass, carrying 600 sheep and 150 bullocks; splendid sheep and cattle country. Price £4OOO, or £2600 for freehold portion 1_325 lease, 81 years to run; rent £22 per annum, and rises to £56 for last 21 years; 400 acres ia grass, carrying 300 2-year-old heifers; level and rolling country. Price £\SOO. A tery cheap property. L. PATTIE & CO, Land aud Stock Agents, THREE CHEAP PROPERTIES. 1166 AORES, well sheltered Sheep Farm; carries 2 sheep per acre. Price £4; £SOO cash. 150 ACRES, good Dairy Farm, carrying 55 to 60 cows; new 8roomed house, also all outbuildings, Priai £27; £OOO cash. 6 100 ACRES, real good Dairy Farm, carrying from 40 to 45 cows, j Pme £3l 10s; £OOO «ash. F. W, FRETHEI, LAUD AGENT, ELTHAM.

The Instructions, of „ one of N ;w Zealand's Leading Teachers " Pastry is most particular in "requiring a Hot Quick Ovkn "to cause the starch oells of "flour to burst and absorb the "fat. If the oven is slew—the " pastry is tough. " Bread and Cakes. First " heat the ovon thoroughly some " time before it is wanted, so that "there will be a good steady " HEAT by the time It is required. " Meats.—The application of a " QUICK STRONG HEAT to the BUT"face coagulates, the . albumen. " This prevents juice woaping. The " Hot Oven," ood, Steady," "Quick, Stron Heat eifSCMiiiil to good oooking can always be auained by using COALBROOKDALG It lnteaM, fAil atroag, Mid efficient VvnL(. h«t,«lw»y» ■»*« aoatnL Order direct lrom the "OOALBBOOtOAuS" LOOAL DEPOT, WHSTPORT OOALi 00, WD. mAKANAKI BANB, BUHJMNQ, IfcHl investment oooism , mrmue>i!.li Esoorpoiated nnder "-TJie Building ' Bocietie* 'Act, BEREOTOKS.—Messrs E. dock (chairmm), A. Shuttleworth, John BlUs, W. 3. Newman, Newton King, A, Goldwatsr, tai T. K. Skinner. IOMOITOBS—Messrs Wilson and Gray. 9ANKERS.—The Bank of N»W Zealand. The Society pays ti» eosi of preparing Bd registering all mortgages (unless tar a lesser sum that £100). During the five years ending the SOti September, 1905, the sum of £7lßl 16s Id had been distributed in dividends and bonuses among tie members of the So* tiety, Borrowers and Investors participating alike in the distribution; it will thus be seen that the Society is really so-operative. Office open dally from 1# a.m. to I n.m.. Thursday afternoon excepted. , * f. WEBSTER, -?i StertUr;.