Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 180, 21 July 1908, Page 1

" In flavour -it is perfect. " Pure afid well prepared."— British Mtdical fourrut, van ou fen's The cocoa which is unequalled for high quality, delicious flavour/ and economy in use, A COCOA YOU CAN ENJOY.

THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME STRAIGHT LEASE 1200 A CRES of flrat-clnsa klioep country, Elthaiu district, " ' nil laid down in best English grasses; several nice valley*, the whole section lying well to the sun; carry easily "A big sheep to the acre. Road will be metalled shortly to property; telephone office is on adjoining section, also school site. Owner will lo».ae for sor 6 years at a rental of 5s 6d per acre 'ind give purchasing clause. A splendid opportunity to aquire a really llrst-class sheep property. i : ■? W. 11. AND A. MCGARRY ELTHAM ... SOLE AGENTS

| RICH-DRAINED 2 1 SWAMP LAND | SUITABLE FOR FATTENING, DAIRYING, OR SHEEP. * | 486™' all in grass, ring-fenced, well watered (aril. , tesiiin), flee from weeds and all ploughaUe; ira•f ■ l'vovi-d portion Ims been carrying 4 sheep per acre; close to ❖ SLlnml, factory, and railway. Price £lO 10s per acre. a Icrms, £2OOO cash, balance can remain for 5 years at 5 *{• per cent. NOTE.—The property will fatten stock all the year, and lias grown 2% tons of chaff to the aero without manure with a November-sown crop. Turnips and on this soil are second to none in the Dominion, rtnd I believe that when the whole property lias been ploughed and resown it will fetch .€2O per acre. f WALTER BEWLEY, | LAND AGENT AND SHAREBROKER NEW PLYMOUTH. t tTttm? ttt! iiMtniimitnt TO NEGLECT A SMALL BYE-DEFECT 18 TO COURT MISFOBTUNE, you WILL BEST SECCTBE GOOD EYE-SIGHT BY CONSULTING JNO. L. NICOL. THE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. IN CONJUNCTION fcWITH SAMUEL BARRY PROFICIENT! RELIABLE: EXPERIENCED I IIETUIIN VISIT TO TAHANALx SHOBTLY. ADDItESS LETTEES TO J, L. NICOL, PALMEHSTON Is.

Bow to Cook Well! The- Instructions of oneef New Zealafid's Leading Teachers " Pastry is west particular in "requiring a Hot Quick Ovjn "to caueo the starch oelle of "flour to burst and absorb the "fat. If the oven is slaw—the " pastry is tough. "Bread and Cakes.—First' " heat the oven 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 SUr"face coagulates the albumen, " This prevents juice (soaping. The" Hot Oven," "Good, Steady," "Quick, Strong" Heat euaentiftl to good oooldng can always be attained by usirtg COALBRODKDALE It |tvu M latMM, r A A I itfo»2, and efflcleat heat, >lw«r» ■ad*r ooatroL Order dlrxt from the "OOAIBROOIOAIB" LOCAL DEPOT, WBBTPORT COAL 00., LTD. rJIAKANAKI LANB, BPHMKB, 'AHI INVESTMENT OOOTET®. TP>rmi«eil.T liwrparated under "Tie BuildU| " Societies Aott, 1881.'* BIREOTOKS.—Messrs B. Cock (chairman), A. Shuttleworth, John Ellis, W. J. Newmsn, Newton King, A. GoldwaUr, aad T. K. Skinner, SOLICITORS—Messrs Wilson and Gr«y. BANKERS.—The Bank of N«w Zealand. The Bociety pays tie cost of preparing md registering all mortgages (unless for a lesser sum that £100). During the five years ending the 30th September, 1905, the sum of £7lßl Ids Id had been distributed in dividends and bonuses among the members of the Society, Borrowers and Investors participating alike in the distribution; it will thus be seen that the Society is reallji co-operative. Office open dally from 16 a.m. to I Bjn., Thursday aftenwon excepted. 3. V. WKBBTEB, ... a«R«tary, ■ ■