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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 274, 13 November 1908, Page 1

MANGELS SHOULD BE SOWN NOW. SUTTON'S PRIZE WINNER YELLOW GLOBE. T S the finest mangel in existence; it practically sits on the soil, havtag merely a small Uj> root. Hoots aw very uniform in shape and size. A heavy cropper, and contains more nurriment than any mangel in existence. Splendid germination. MR. H. MARFELL, of WESTOWN, writes!— "SUTTON'S PRIZEWINNER MANGEL.—The seed germinated well, and, considering the dry season in February, grew into a good crop or fair- sized mangels, well shaped, and of excellent quality. Owing to the crop not being thinned out, tie mangel 9 are thick ia placeß, but it did not affect their growtn, as many as flvo roots growing together, each ol equal and good size." >...., ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. E. GRIFFITHS & CO. NEW PLY MOUTH, l SOLE AGENTS FOR TARANAIU,

It's the Quality that tells. i FINEST COCOA in the WORLD.

SALE OR EXCHANGE 1200 AC^ES of 6 ood Sheep Couut ry in the Waitotafa District; 800 aorcs in grass, balance bush; 5 pad docks, well watered by lakes and creeks; now carrying 1400 sheep and 50 cattle; good 7-room homestead, woolshed, and dip. Freehold. Price £6 5s per acre; equity £4400; any difference is equities can be arranged. EXCHANGE for 400 to 500 Acres. C. E. MAJOR

BELIABLE SEEDS FOR SPRING SOWING requiring seeds of any description are invited to inspect sa: "*■ and obtain prices before purchasing elsewhere. I offer the following with every confldonee:— MANUOLD SEED: Long Red, Yellow Globe, and G olden Tankard. CARROT SEED: Sinclair's Champion. Hie above are colonial-grown, frojii selected roots of tho Lest quality., aro of tested germination, and will be found: equal and in most cases superior to in. ported usually sold at double my price 9. , ..».^£ia^i SWEDE AND TURNIP SEEDS: My new season's supplies •'•re just to hand,, and con.jriso tho following varieties:— HURST'S MONABCn, CHAMP lON CRIMSON KING, and JOHN BULIi Swedes, and Purple-top Mammoth, P.T.Y. and G.TX Aberdeen Turnips and Thousand-lica ded Kale. I have also in stock full supplies i/f Grass Seeds and Clovers ior spring sowing, all of the best quality and moderate in price. NOTE.—I claim to sell cheapest seeds, although not always lowest in price. IWTON KING NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD.

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BOOT SALE STOCKTAKING A.E.C. BOOT GO. Ladies' and Button Shoes Ladies' Glace Derby Shoes Ladies' Glace bace and Button Shoes Ladies' Tan Kid Shoes 10 to 20 pet sent, off Gents.' Box-calf Derby Bals Gents' Shooters Gents' Bala (wide fitting) Ladies' Gum Boots DEVON STEEET Uusu&l Prica Sale Pri; - 1.6/0 .. ~ .. 10/0 7/0 A.B.C. MAIL ORDER DEPABTMKNT.-All parcels carriajro paid

GOODS profusion at X. 'IUEIXIUi'S nd Original l.Vaigns in Solid Avliucs fur tin? Dressm* Taljh, V uifia for (jcnllomi'ii. ami lne\o Xovdties of nil kinds, arc lo be in grisit variety. vi' witlmi't doubt tli» I,aiEfcsl and ■iflirlion 01 I'lalod Wure' in Now Tli,. 5n.,,1 tin.- prices. pleasing, and ixspkctiox invited. fwAggTHB J- i'ELLER, Devon Stroet „ New Plymouth