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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 321, 22 February 1910, Page 6

TO FINISH OUT THE AUTUMN To have something suitable for early winter as well—another SKIRT A smart, well-cut tailored skirt the very thing not too heavy, neither too light—a serviceable, well-made garment at a low price. We've secured a line, a A JOB OP 40 Real smart garments straight out of the tailors' hands, that just fill the bill. The PRICES Are absurdly low. Our buying price was less than the cost of manufacture. Many are KiIAPOI-MADE. Our selling price to you is 14/11; they'wc worth 27/0. HERBERT'S UP-TO-DATE DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH. CHOICE TARANAKI PROPERTIES 13'lrt ACRES, Taranaki, all good milking-machines 1 ; well fenced and subpapa country; first-class divided; factory opposite section; at sheep hills, fronting good road, four present milking So cows, which are in miles from township, and railway in good order and condition. Price £lB progress; 450 acros 1 in grass and the per acre. Terms, about £IOOO cash and balance good bush country; whare, \ baTiTnce can he arranged for. Stock can sheep - yards, two miles sheep - proof ibe taken at valuation, fences. O.R.P. at £1 per acre. Price —i—£2 per acre. Terms, £SOO cash, and ; JftQ ACRES, Taranaki, Freehold? balance can remain for five years at all level and well watered by 5 per cent. running streams; nicely planted about —— homestead; good dwelling-house of eignt OQA ACRES, Taranaki, Freehold; one Tooms; man's room with fireplace; cowof the best dairy farms; all ' shed and piggeries; calf paddocks plantlevel and well watered by streams; l e d with shelter trees; all rich land; good house, large cowsheds' and water- handy to factory, gchool, railway, and power for milking-machines; handy to township. Price £26 per acre. Owners factory, school, and township; good selling to divide interest, roads; one of the cheapest farms offer- J mg. Price £ls 10s per acre. Reason- I have on my books for sale a large able terms can be arranged. | number of Dairy Farms, Sheep Runs, i Bush Properties, Stores, Businesses, etc., OKA ACRES, Taranaki, Freehold; and shall be pleased to show intending first-class coast farm; all level buyers over any property, and give them and rich land, well watered; 4-roomed the benefit of my thirty years' experthouse, large cowshed fitted up with ence of Taranaki lands. All correspondence promptly attended to. Loans negotiated; terms arranged. NEWTON KING AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT, AND GENERAL MERCHANT, i NEW PLYMOUTH. Established 1879.

your Infant Will Thrive: NEAVE'S FOOD is a PERFECTLY SAFE FOOD for the most delicate child, if used according to the directions given. It assists teething, is a valuable tone-former, relieves constipation, and is ? complete diet tor Infants. " Opotiki, New Zealand, May 25th, 1905. " Dear-Sirs,—l enclose a photo of our youngest chad Ronald, who is three and i-italf years old. He was at. extremely delicate child, only weighing three pounds at birth. He was vr> <■ ill, and though we tried most patent foods, they only &■■■*' dim alive and he never seemed to improve. At ten i.i-~'hs we put him on Neave's Food, and in a month hebei •••- quite fat. He is now quite a sturdy specimen, andv" ■ ■•'"ong. "tW, fndy, » LUCY E. KIRK. "Messrs.Josiah R. Neave & Co., I'irdingbridge, Engla-d," Manufacturers: Josiah R. Neave & Co., Fordingbridge, England; Purveyors by Special Appointment to iil.M. TJfE EMPRESS Of RUSSIA. Watches Clocks Brooches Rings PAIRS Bangles Eir JOB LINL Can now be obtained from Skeates Bros r at ' t ' ie . LADIES' TAN ONE-BAR BHOEB Lowest Irices in the district SKEATES BROS., JEWELLERS, tfKW PLYMOUTH. gTAXDARD TEAS gTAXDARD TEAS STANDARD TEx\S 6s lid USUAL PRICE lis 6d OSTRICH OX EACH PACKET. reeked in Xew Zealand liy skills] labor uniU'i-export iiiaiir.irc!--.<-Tjt; retaining the ilelioate aroma an I full flavor of the original leaf. A. B. C. BOOT COMPANY Devon Street.