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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 320, 21 February 1910, Page 1

PARTIIAKA ROAD DISTRICT. UNPAID RATES. .ALL RATES, General and Special, ■ -diould be .paid before Ist Maivii. After that date unpaid rates will be sued lor, with 10 p;r cent, .penalty added. A. O'BRIEN. Clerk. Rahotu, IS/2/10. WAITARA FREEZING WORKS. PRICE OF PIGS. rpilE price of PRIME PORKERS up to 1101b will now be 3%d per 11). delivered at Works. THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS' (Australasia), Ltd. PIGS Pi 08 PIGS rpHE INGLE WOOD BACON COMPANY are buyers of Prime Bacon Pigs between 1121 be and 1501bs dead weighs, FROM SHAREHOLDERS ONLY. 'i«.i r . RECEIVING DAYS: At the Factory every Wednesday. Tariki—Mondays, Feb. 7 and 21. Waitara—Mondays. Feb. 14 and 23. Midhirst—Tuesdays, Feb. 1 and 15. Smart Road, Tuesdays, Feb. 8 & 22. PIGS. PIGS. PIGS W. DIMOCK & CO. T >IGS will be received at the following weighing stations, as under: — FEBRUARY. Opunake —Every Monday. Okato—Mondays, Feb. 7 and 21. Moturoa —Tuesdays. Feb. S and 22. Inglewood—Every Wednesday. Smart Road —Mondays, Feb. 14 & 28 Waitara —Tuesdays, Feb. 15, Mar. 1 Tariki—Mondays, Feb. 14 and 28. Stratford—Every Wednesday. Toko—Tuesdays, Feb. 8 and 22. Douglas, Tuesdays, Feb. 15. Mareh 1 MiuTiirst—Mondays, Feb. 7 and _'' l. We are now prepared to receive Baeoners. Porkers and Choppers. G. H. StTORT, N'outh Road, New Plymouth. Representative—J. BUTCHER, Stratfcrd. OUR 3-YEARS' GUARANTEE WRINGERS rjlIR overdue shipment of tile now famous " SWAN" augers has arrived. This wj'i be good news for a large number of ladies who have been patiently waiting. They have ball bearings, which means easy running, and we guarantee them for three years (they will probably last twice as long), and, notwithstanding the increased price of rubber, the price is the same as last. A'sk for the " SWAN. 1 ' No other like it in appearance, durability and utility. mi SON & ARNOLD, Ltd., SOLil IMPORTED. NE W VLitMO UT H. OEGPLE troubled with Asthma or Bronchitis should take Lane's Emulsion. Builds up the slin£S. 58 FROM FEET TO RUBBISH HEAP Boots will wear out, even the best. But they won't wear out so quickly if care is taken in the selection of the polish used. There are many degrees of goodness in polishes, but only one best, and that is— '. DURBAR BOOT POLISH This is no idle boast. A trial will convince you of its real goodness. It imparts a brilliant shine, and keeps the leather in perfect order —6oft and pliable. Sold by all grocers and shoe stores, at T/od, 3d, 6d and 1/-. WOMAN: LOVELY WOMAN! VR7OMAN is the handiwork of tie Creator. One writer has statec that to properly portray her virtues "one must needs dip his pen into thf hues of the rainbow and dry it in the dus't of rubies." A woman in perfect health, rounded out in the curves of beauty, has beei the theme of song, art, and story sinci Eve came into the Garden of Eden. Bui woman by nature was created frailei than her brother man, and is subject t< periodical illnessfcs and depressions fron which there is no escape. To help over come these periods. WILSON'S MALI EXTRACT is of priceless value. It al leviates her sufferings, keeps aer robus: by nourishing and stimulating the im poverished blooa. driven away the dul headache, and helps her t,o recuperate quicklv. thus l|r "' ront.h sn< benutv. All ctvmut? .'*»'• store? set WILSON'S MALT KA TRACT, pncf ju ad. »•» :••>» tii's a«. Wnn!e«#to agent for ''ariM'xi.i L. i» n\ 4 Va \! A N'T) It). LTit