■^4jfgs?||ifei AMBER TIPS TEA will at once appeal to your taste as being the right kind of Tea to use in your home. It will appeal to your purse, too, because a packet makes more cups of the delightful beverage than any other brand, and on the score of strength, quality and flavour, it is unexcelled. is essentially a wholesome stimulant, and can be taken with benefit by those of weak digestion. These facts suggest a trial, J. do they not? Ycur Grocer y or Storekeeper will supply you with any one of the ' three grades at ,'/ 1/8, 1/10 or 2/. per lb. . | Ask for AMBER TIPS, and refuse I the "just as goods." And, above \ all, don't be misled by any "c^^. *-* penny" coupon schemes or gift enterprises. Teas bolstered up by ' such methods have -■» little merit to com- ' mend them. „ 23a m^smmm *^^^mSm^^k WloteMrte Agents: Ndwton Sing, N«w Plymouth. SEEOS That Will Grow FARMERS! Have you obtained your seeds for autumn sowing? My New Season's Supplies, are now to hand, and I have pleasure in submitting the following report upon Samples of Clovers, taken from bulk and forwarded to the Government Biologist for Analysis:— Botanical Laboratory, Wellington, Jan. 7, 1910. Mr. Newton King, New Plymouth. Dear Sir", —The following is a report on the seeds submitted on the loth ultimo, and referred to me for attention: — Name of Seed. Purity Germination. No. I.—TREFOIL .. ... 99 per cent .. 96 per cent. No. 2.—ALSIKE .. .. „. 99 per cent .. 93 per cent. No. 3.—RED CLOVER .. ... 97.7 per cent. .. 90 per cent. No. 4.—WHITE CLOVER ... 98.3 per cent. .. S8 per cent. No. S.—COWGRASS .. .. 98.5 per cent. .. 90 per cent. No. 6 TIMOTHY .. .. 99 per cent. .. 92 per cent. No. 7.—RAPE .. .. .. 100 per cent. .. 96 per cent. Germination. 96 per cent. 93 per cent. 90 per cent. S8 per cent. 90 per cent. 92 per cent. 96 per cent. There were no Serious Impurities in any of the Samples. I ( Si g ned ) A - H - COCKAYNE, i Government Biologist. The above Report furnishes the best guide as to the quality of my Seeds, and enables Farmers to see exactly what they are buying. NEWTON KING NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD K< SHE * '1" * 'l' 'l' *' * 'l' '**' * 'l' 'l' 'l' 'H"M' * "fr * •*"•***'*• You wont a Really First-class Piano CHAPPELL PIANO as used on the following tours in England— KUBELTK TETRAZZINI STRAUSS BACKHAUS SAMINI and selected by CARUSO for his own personal use in London. SEE CHAPPELL'S SPECIAL MODEL at 48gs. It is the GREATEST VALUE EVER KNOWN. Write for Catalogues. H. COLLIER AND CO. DEVON STREET : •. : NEW PLYMOUTH, and Wanganui. SUMMER SPORTS Just the footwear for your gams—Tennis, Cricket or Bowls—is shown here—footwear that will give perfect comfort, last you longer, and cost you no more than the ordinary kind. Here are some lines and prices. Read them through, then come in and see the goods. It will pay you, for we have the kind you like:— White Canvas Shoes, rubber soles, 4/9, 6/9, 11/0. White Canvas Boots, rubber soles, 7/G, 10/6. Real Buckskin boots and shoes. Cricket Boots, chrome or leather jsoles, ID/G. McEWEN BROS., BOOT IMPORTERS, NEW PLYMOUTH.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 314, 14 February 1910, Page 3
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523Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 314, 14 February 1910, Page 3
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