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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 278, 18 November 1908, Page 3

yACAXtJY —A comfortable Home for two gunlltemiMi friends.* Apply St. Aubyji IJuuso, Weymouth-street, New t i,VI- J't.q !

L USr > Roan - colored Milking t-ow, Horn lute Wade's l'urm, -UaiigiJiiM ]{oad. Itewurd information leading recovery. Apply at tlie farm. 10-0

gOW Sutton's Champion .Swede; uti MU'pusseil for hardiness and splcndiii ci*ujij){'i-;-~(iiinitiis and Co.

pOR SALE, few tons Coarse Salt (sweepings Irom hides) excellent dressing for mangels.—Nolan and Co. YOUNG

Ai lung as you can. Unnecessary »iK is a sure I'oe to youth, and voi c™" a ' ot °' trouble by buying &T. GEORGE JAMS. They're just ■»> pure and wliolesome as home-made and simply delicious to taste. All erocor, them.

Sutton's Chumpiou Swede; true form, small nock, tap root, crest eropiMT, very Jiar.ly.—G,-imtlis and Co.

pOK SALE, three full Quarter-acre lonm'V 01 " 111 """cr-atrcct, Nos. 1306 a, !v%, ; rn< ' o for lot > -4-450; also. VV.C.S.U. huase, 10 Acres, on Old Hospital ro;i<l, one mile from town; "rivet boundary; ideal suburban residential site; planted. Terms if daSired, lor at'-'-ess apply office of this PV- t.o.

LEASE—I2O acres, three Mies from New Plymouth, convenient build■iijis; rent J4s 6d per acre.—Gilmour and Clarke, h c » Plymouth.

A NEAT PANTRY I Kxclaimcd Mrs. Jones to Mrs. Brown the other day. "Oh," said Mis. Brown, "that's because X use my ST. G I'.ORG I'j JAM jars to keep evorvthina m.' Ask for ST. GEORGE JAM in the bandy screw-top jar. All loading grocers keep it.

J^EASE— 126 acres, 7 miles from town good road, good buildings; rent 16s per acre.—Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth.

£25 CASH secure j-roomed House, % acre, close to town; price £350; balance purchase-money remaining at 5 per cent, —Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth.

OOW Sutton's Champion 6wed«; strain over 50 years old; im,proved every season j try it.—Griffiths and 00.

\yEAT CHILDREN LIKE Isn't always good for them, bul you can't go wrong with ST. GEORGE JAMS. They're just as wholesome is they're delicious, and all children like them. They can be Rot from all leading grocers. Insist on Sl'. GEORGE.

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, good I roomed Houso in Caurtenay-street bathroom, pantry, waahliouae (dc tached), coalhouse. etc.; eighth of a acre, nice garden. Pull particulars Gi mour and Clarke, Egmont-street. t.

ORDINARY COMMOH-SENSE TELLS TOP THAT it you don't plant the | Best Seeds, you can't get good ' results, no matter wbat pains you take with vnur gardening work. 1 he Best Seeds are ROWE'S BEEDB Hundreds of lo«iil people will tell you that, for they have proved i year by year W. ROW E, Sebesman, Brougnam atreet, New Plymouth, 'Phone 44.

BOROUGH OP NEW PLYMOUTH. rpENDERS are invited, aad will be received up to 110011 on FRIDAY, 20lh instant, for the Haulage of Gravel from the Bench to the Crusher Site, Abattoir Reserve, and from the Crusher Site to the Borough Yards. Specifications limy be seen at the ofliees of the Borough Engineer. F. T. BELUUNGER, Town Clerk.

TARAXAKI KDUCATIOX BOAR]). TO BUILDERS. 'pI'iXDERS will be received nfc our office up till 4 p.m. on SATURDAY', November 21st, for ADDITIONS TO OMATA SCHOOL. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. SANDERSON & GRIFFITHS, Architects. King's Buildings, Brougham' Street, New Plymouth, November 7th, 1008.

TARAXAKI EDUCATION BOARD. TO I'A INTERS. rpENDKRS will be received at our ofiice up till 4 }>.ni. on SATURDAY, November 21»t, for jPainting at tlio following schools:— Upland Road—School nad lU'sidenee Salisbury Kond—School and Residence. Huiroa—School and Resident'*. Inglewood—Teacher's Residence. Uuiaknma—-School. Albert Road—School. Marco—School and Teacher's rooms Tariki —School. Tarata—School and Teacher's rooms Upper Kent —School. Lower Kent —Solcool. iiinl Road—School and Repairs. • Denbigh—School.

riuns and Specifications may also l'c seen ill —lujjlewuod; lteeord ofliee; Stratford: C. D. Solo's office. lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. SANDERSON & GRIFFITHS, Architect*. lluiWings, ISnmghnm Street, Now Plymouth, November 7th, 1!W8.

TO IWIN'I'KBS. mENDERS will, Ijc received by the IH'V father lii'ii'irsl at l Ikato until 5 o'clock on SATfUDAY.,2I-t nisi., for I'nintiiig tlui Outsiilo and of the Oka to and t'uiifjaivlm Catholic Churches Sni'fiiicatioiis at Okato ami Opimake. A. O'BUIUN, Architect. Opunake, 12th Nov., 1008.

MOA l!OAI) BOARD. T E X D E 1! S. rpEXDEKS will !"• received up to noon on SATCKDAY, November 21st, foi the following works:— IiOI'LDKHS I'OH NKW WORK: •Surrey lioad, 8-10 fuliie yards

ISOULDKItS FOR HJCPAIRS: Durham Road East, 100 cubic yard* Durham Road West, 150 cubic yards Norfolk Road Kast, 100 cubic yards Norfolk Road West, 120 cubic yards ltujtby Road, 1)0 cubic yards Suffolk Koad, 00 cubic yards Surrey Road, 100 cubic yards Kgnumt Road South, 80 cubic yards Windsor Road, 30 cubic yards Knimativ Roiul South, 100 cubfc yard# llos, Road, 00 i.ubic yards UAMMSItOKI'.X JIJSTAL I'OR IIKI'AIRS. Jhistol Road West, 100 cubic yards Kaimala lioad North, 200 cuoic yards . Dudley lUwd West, 70 cubic yards of rvhinylo Road North, 05 cubic yards of gravel MpecilicalioilS may bo teen at the oilier of the Moa Farmers' Union, liifiVwood, and at the Olliee of the Moa Koad Hoard. limlewood. ii. Tiiuinu:. Chairman.

OAIUT.A ItUAD UOAltl). rpKXDHUS aiv invited for the Supply <if 10t>0 Yards (11101-u or less) of Broken ItMalj contractor to deliver same an directed oil (lie Koru-l'lyinoutli lioad. a distance of about four miles from the Main ISoulU Road to the cud ■ I the metal. AH information oVrtahlile from the Chairman, Mr. 1\ ' Idvvi-, Tajimve. Tenders close with the '.ndo'signcd on WEDNESDAY, Xuvenier 2otlu at noon. *wH,,CQOD, . Clerk to the Board.