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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 161, 2 August 1909, Page 3

When buying see thai the packaged is undamaged and the name NELSON MOATE dCo, Ltd., is on every packet and box. This name guarantees your getting pur? Ceylon and pure blended tea.' (All grocers who stock first-class goods sell our tea. If you cannot gel MOATESCa^ when you ask tor it, kindly send! ] us a postcard, and wit will .see') that you are'supplied.) 1/4,1/6,1/8,1/10,2/-, 2/2 per |(£' YyAN'TKI) two Gentlemen lloanit: ■; comfortable home, central; ISi week, soft washing included, for :nlapply olfice of this paper. 1-8 are bavrag a very busy time with their Half-price bargains and discount sale. 30-8 pAXCYt-Goods at half-price and discount at Amburjr's Great Slaughter sale. t.c. JJUXDREDS of people are shopping nt Amliurv's, Every parcel leaving the establishment contains a bur?»in. t.c. JjJXCHAXGE for Tarannki Dairy Farm —loOO acres first-class limestone country at Te Kuitij unimproved and unencumbered.—J. W. Wilson & Co. ?7-(J QUARRY, Waikato district, showing eplcndid profit, is "(Tcred in exchange for really good dairv farm —J. W. Wilson & Co. 27-0 POR SALE—I aere, Vogeltown; price £230; easy terms; good building site.—Apply Gilmour & Clarke. |?OR SALE—'/ 4 -aerc, VogeltOTO, price £150; £lO down, balance easy terms.—Apply Gilmour & Clarke. 50 PODNDS DOWN will secure new 5-roomed house; every convenience. Price £580,-Apply Gilmour & Clarke. JjOST—On Sunday, from Egmont Itoad, light yellow collie slut* about 12 months old. —Reward on giving information or returning to T. Smellie, Egmont Road. 2U-3 RANTED TO SELL—Encyclopaedia Britanica in half-morrocco (24 vols, and index) on revolving book case. Also British Navy League map, Oft by Oft. All in first-class condition and will be sold cheap.—Address at "News" office - t.c.

J?OR SALE—'At half-price, complete Lady's Outfit, handsome hat, costume, macintosh, blouse, underskirt, gloves—At Amibary's'Sale. fcj.f JpOR SALE—W.CjS.R. Leau, 18 acroi, on Old Hospital Road, one mile from town; river boundary; ideal suburban residential site; extensively plaattil. Terms if desired, For address apply office of this paper. t.c. •JIHE tenderest beef and tho choicest ' of chops | The best in this tovj» since the war, j. Can be had every dav <it those up-to-date-dhops, | The Taratuki Heat Bazaar. JJALL PROGRAMMES and INVITATION CARDS—A large assortment. ':ispect samples at "News" Office. meat Jb real prime ■when properly cooked | We heard dad te'L our mamma I And we kiddlen rejoice that our orders are booked | EvM.y day at the Meat Bazaar. t.c. TfOR Up-to-dato Printing of every kin-l try the "News" Jobbing -Department. Orders' executed with despatch. j"OR SALE, Hammond Typewriter, practically new; cheap for cash. "Seller," News Office. NOTICE. fpHE business hitliertfl carried 0;i under the style of "The Collier an.l Colonial Piano Co., United, Ltd.," will in future be carried on under the style of 11. Collier and Co., the original firm that had been trading in the Taranuki District during the la«t 20 years. Tliore are still a few instruments remaining of the old company, and these will be sold at very low prices to close accounts. All Accounts of the Collier and Colonial Tiano Coy, should he paid as hitherto at Collier's, Devon Street, which still remains the registered office of tlm Collier and Colonial Piano Co., United, Ltd. H. COLLIER & CO. Devon St Now Plymouth.

GOOD FOR PIGGY ' How dr. McKenzie saved £l4 !t. Wra. McKentle writes - In September, 1904-' Mve d In by having SykW't Onwh od the premises (costing 1/6 per packet). A v&luabte sow with 11 le young ones was at the point death. She was down and could not move, apd having the Drench in the bouse t gave her halt a packet. The remainder of the packet I mixed with meal and milk and gave to her four hours afterwards. In less than six bou she was on her feet. As I wa! leaving my farm in eight w#ek» 1 sold the sow and Utter for £l4 Every owner of live stock shoo have this valuable medicine < his farm, as he never knows hour when he will require it,"