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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 156, 27 July 1909, Page 1

LESS THAN HALF PRICE i'ho four-column advertisement of last Saturday told vo'u all about thos'e Coats. Bought at less than half tho usual price, in order to deal' a warehouse, stock, they are being offered you at the same* rate. Soinu of the twelve-and-sixpomiy coats would go for 32s (id in the ordinary way, and some of the better ones as high as | four guineas. Moreover, tlit-.v arc's.'! new, fashionable, - and just 'to hand within the las't fourteen days. If you Ladies' Coats Three Lots—12s 6d 16s 6d 13s 6d to 42s EACH Whites' Anniversary Sale

GRASS SEEDS are very busy executing orders for bust burns throughout the province. Our stocks of seeds are always available for inspection by clients, a nd though our prices may not be the lowest our seeds are a ot dear when quality is take* into consideration. Write us for samples and prices. GRIFFITHS PATS THE RAILAGE Remember that our prices are tor feeds delivered free of BUTTONS' FOR QUALITY There are no seeds obtainable ia the world which can equal SUTTON'S for quality—by quality we mean freedom from weeds and foreign seeds, germination and the plant growth. Wo daily get letters from clients testifying to the quality of pastures grown from seed recently supplied by us. SUTTON'S DEVON EAVER is a champion amongst ryes' and all of our seeds are prime, E. GRIFFITHS & CO. NEW PLYMOUTH.

YOUNG, HOBBS & 00. STRATFORD AND ELTHAM, AUCTIONEERS, T.iND, STOCK, AND STATION AQKNTB, GRAIN, SEED, AND .PRODUCE MERCHANTS. MANURES £resh Stocka oi All Varieties always on haefu TARANAKI AGENTS LAWES' SHEEP DIPS. \ Jjarge Stocks of GRASS SEEDS on hand, including— Clovers Poa Pratensia Crested DogstsiJ Fescues Mustard Birdsfwt Trefoil Poa T»iviali# Ryegraasea TURNIPS, New Season's SeedPurple Top Yellow Aberdeen Purple Top .Mammotit Grcn Top Yellow Aberdeen Devon Gwntwie WHEAT, POTATOES. OATS, CHAFF, BRAN, SUCROCTNE, WHiE STAPLES, and All Farmor s' Requisites. Also, B?ECIAD,Y ULE NDEU CEYLON TEA. f Prices, etc., on application. I Fff-Ji&fi

HERE IS A CHANCE FOR YOU BEST ENGLISH BICYCLES FROM £9 GUARANTEED SUNDRIES AT REDUCED RATES ASNOLD GEOKGE CrOLE AGEKT, BROUGHAM STREET. PAYABLE INVESTMENTS

1000 ACRES, situated on a main road, about 18 miles from railway station and 7 miles from post sffice a-nd store; 500 acres cleared am! sown in best English grasses, balance ;ood bush (tawa and rium) the beat cuntry not having yet been cleared; reaced and sub-divided; it will carry two sheep to the acre. A loan has been raised to metal the road past the property. Title is O.H.P. at ltis per acre, no restriction as to residence. The adjoining property sold at £4 2s (id and it cost 24s' per acre extra to acquire the freehold; a 1000-acre section in the vicinity recently realised £5 17s 6d. The price for this property is only £3 10s per acre, and easy terms can be arranged at 5 per cent. ■[J? ACRES, first-class dairy farm, all well improved and in gojd order; well sheltered by patches of native bush; good dwelling, cowshed (concrete floor); water laid, on to the house and shed; situated on, good metal road, 3'/ 3 miles from town, factory, railway, etc. Price £26 per «re. Reasonable terms. No. 3357 <)go ACRES, 480 of which are 5a I grg3S, ibalasam good bush land; good whare; well fluMced; fronting main road and railway. All good land, well waterer, and estimated to winter 2 sheep when all in grass. Price £5 per acre; £2OOO can Remain on mortgage if required. No. 3177 A CRES, 0.R.P., at IBs per acre; 600 acres in grass, balance good bush; well fcaoed and sub-divided; good whare, woolshcd and dip; good road and a metalled road within 5 miles; all good land, and -will winter 2 sheep to the acre, l'rice £5 10s per acre; about two-fifths cash required. No. 3350 I can finance stock for clients buyi Loans negotiated. a farm .through my agency.

NEWTON KING LAND AND ESTATE AGENT ... NEW PLYMOUTH. WANTED: SHEEP CODNTKT IN EXCHANGE FOR KOA ACRES of rich fattenbg and cropping laud, three miles from. Wilt- «<*" pn\vi.,H.B. Good limestone count ry; all been under cultivation and oiri 100 acres ia crop; will winter 3 sheep per acre; 2-room cottage. Thus is absolutely' one of the best and prettiest farms in Hawko's Bay. Price £ls y.er acre. Equity, £3BOO (Any difference in equity, can bo arranged. C. E. MAJOR,

If jcm have not benight an nvcrco.it this winter yon can't do better than buy a I'rest'wcli. The coats, an you know, fir" iccnmiisccl to be the very wr.t value -obtainable in Taranaki. They rue well made, and being cut by an ex- | pert an absolute fit U guaranteed. We have ili'cm in snec-inlly-seleeted materials of rainproof and tweeds and «"« are offerincr thorn at \mef> within the reach of all. Pay us n visit the next tune you're in town, and the value of our 32s fid coat will surprise vim.—The Xash, Devon Street, New Plymouth.— Advt.