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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 163, 4 August 1909, Page 3

WAITAKA FREEZING WORKS MR- H. W. LAWRENCE, the weilJrnown Agricultural Chemist, whose services we have retained, will be in attendance at our Waitara Freezing Works for a few days from about Tuesday, the 27th of July; and wil! be pleased to give advice to any farmers who wish to consult him on the subjects of fertilisers or soils. THOS- BORTHWICK & SDNS (Australasia), Limited.

"THE E&KIL" CREAM SEPARATOR For small farm or domestic purposes, A wonderfully cleaa skimmer. Capacity, 10 gallons per hour. Ctm also supply larger, separators—from 18 to 100 gallons. OKEV, SON & ARNOLD, Ltd., DEVOX STREET.

NOTICE. business hitherto carried on under the style of "The Collier and Colonial Piano Co., United, Ltd.," will in future be carried on under the style of H. Collier and Co., the original firm that had been trading in the Taranaki District during the laet 20 years. There are still a few instruments remaining of the old company, and these vMI be sold at very low prices >to close accounts. AU Accounts of the Collier and Colonial Piano Coy. should be paid as hitherto at Collier's, Devon Street, which still remains the registered office of the Collier and Colonial Piano Co., United, Ltd. H. COLLIER & CO. Devon St New Plymouth.

SEEDS THAT GROW A wise man will sow good seeds in liis garden. To liuy inferior seeds is a waste of time and money. Quality tells, especially in seeds. FLOWER SEEDS Flowers are attractive to everyo*ae. A liberal sowing of tlower seeds will make your home surroundings beautiful. See our collection of Sweet Peas; latest varieties. GARDEN SEEDS It will pay 3ou to grow your own vegetables. A few pence spent in seeds will »ive you splendid returns, l't is interesting to see them grow, and much nicer to gather them fresh out of your own garden, besides being a healthful pastime. A wiU)-kcpt garden adds value to your property. POTATOES For seed. We can supply reliable potatoes in any quantity; all varieties. CATALOGUES free on application. C. CARTER, ME PEOPLE'S I GROCER Devon. St., New Plymouth.

"L-K • C" MILKING MACHINE WONDERFUL SUCCESS of tilt I»0« MODEL fitted With "THULE" CUTS. freeTTrial SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Vh win nnuw weekly tin (Malm il Uaan> Mr. David Todd, Inglewood, says:— I have been using L.K.O. milking machines for two years, and I am thoroughly satisfied with them. The Tliule Cup is a quick & clean milker and easily cleaned. Agtnti: J. B. MacEwan I Co., Ltd. Egmont St., N. Plymouth ———— p.—i— H.IIIWI,! TENDERS. RENDERS are called 'by the undersigned for the purchase of a Beautiful ENGLISH GRANDFATHER CLOCK, now on view at our premises (opposite Theatre Royal), Devon St., New Plymouth. The ordinary selling price of the clock is ,€45. hut as wo need the room it takes up for largo quantities of new goods' now being opened up, we must get it out of the way. A deposit of XI must accompany each tender (for which a receipt will he given) and if tender is not accepted deposit ivi'l be returned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. SKKATES BROS WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, Devon St., New Plymouth. FmiiOY STORE. F thanking my numerous customers and friends for their kind patronape during my term of business in this district, I beer to give notice that I have sold my business to Jlr. JOHN TAYLOR, and solicit fur him a c'mtinu.ince of your patronage as from July 30. JACOB TISCTT. JOHN TAYLOR desires to assure all customers of his very best attention. Only up-to-date stocks and best quality of goods will be kept. These will be sold at reasonable rates. Soliciting \our patronage and guaranteeing to •crve one and all faithfully and well, Yours respectfully, JOHN TAYLOR. GIG *VR SALE. RANTED TO SELL—lTnraediateljj strong, serviceable gig, in gple® did orders equal to new. *l'