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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 380, 4 May 1910, Page 1

FURNITURE for " Brides To Be." JjJVEHY prospective bride, of coiiisSj longs to possess a cosily and plentifully furnished home which will be tile ■admiration of her visitors. Her natural desire can be conveniently realised even though the means be slender by purchasing at C. X. JOHNSON'S, "where the prices for tasteful, substan-tially-made Furniture are so modest — often lower than for the shoddy kind. Come. Experienced advice is freely •offered tou. C. N. JOHNSON, (Next Carters). % NEW PLYMOUTH FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. QOL'3£N GIFT TEA COMPETITiOiM A N Essay Competition will be held. Subject: "THE MERITS OF GOLDEN -EF TEA" In eight advertisements we shall try and show why GOLDEN GIFT TEA takes first rank among the teas sold to the public to-dsy, and tell 01 ' its cultivation and manufacture. 1. Competition to be open to all Boys and Girls under the age of fifteen years. *. 2. Essay not to exceed four iitmdred •words. 3. The eight advertisements, which will be numbered, are to be cut out of the newspaper and kept. The essayist is to choose the chief points in each advertisement showing the merits of Golden Gift Tea, 4. The decision of the Judge to be final. . 5. Four Cash Prizes will be given— First, Ten Shillings; second, Five Shillings; third. Three Shillings; fourth. Two Shillings. 6. The Essay, accompanied by a Wrapper from a Pound Packet of Golden Gift Tea, to be sent i?. on a date to be notified, to 0. CARTER DEVON ST, ... NEW PLYMOUTH.

YOU CAN'T BEAT IT! THRESH £|j_ROUND EVERYDAY The Aroma is Demciocs Trv it for Bkeakfast WEATHER IT is A KICE CHANGE I FROM TEA Always procurable from mmm THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, New Plymouth. 'THE (.INTLEMAN THAT PAYS THE JiINT!" THE FARM MORTGAGE REMOVER rpHERE is no branch of farming or stock husbandry which, conducted with a reasonable amount of Bkili and intelligence and stayed systematically one year with another, will do better for its proprietor, more successfully keep the wolf and sheriff from the door, than the rawing of well-bred swine. Hie shiftless, careless farmer is satisfied with a low-grade animal which yields low returns ani pays no rent. Pure-bred Pedigree Berkshire Boars and Sows of tie choicest qualTty for §ale; bred from Champion Prize-winners. Price moderate. Inspection invited. ,t SELLERS, Okaiawa. ■RUT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S