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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 385, 10 May 1910, Page 1

CASH ADVER'I'SEMENTS in these columns not .exceeding Sixteen Words are Joseliea ( lor ONE SHILLING per insertion"; or if Three insertions 2s 6u. If orders come by letter it must be under--lood that double these rate* will be charged unless accompanied by cash. ■-'''.' LAD WANTED, RANTED, Immediately, a Lad for Carrington l'oad run, Apply Dnilv jSsews office. - QOME and see and hear the Aeolian Orchestrelle. The grandest instrument ever imported into New Plymouth. —Hoffmann, British and Continental Piano Depot. jq-5 rpHE ORCHESTRELLE.-On view for a few days at our fine showrooms, the Aeolian Orchestrelle. You are invited to inspect this marvellous instrument.—Hoffmann. 10-5 LETTERPRESS for Sale, good as new, 19s. Apply "Press-copy," care of I News office. 104 JKQ ACRES, 4-roomed house, 25-bail _ shed and dairy, etc., 8 paddocks, is milking 40 cows, besides carrying other stock; no weeds,all level land, ilO acres in crop. A bargain; price £l2 [per acre; terms £3OO cash—E. J. Carthew and Co. RANTED, Dy thoroughly experienced man with first-class dogs, Position of Trust on sheep and cattle property"; eight years' experience on bush country. Apply to "Pastoral," this office. 9-3 pOR LEASE, 300 Acres, ideal Dairy Farm, nil ieav, metal road nJ joins I factory and >«hool, rental 15s per acre, I no goodwill.—E. J. Carthew and Co., New- Plymouth. on Saturday night, a Cab Lamp i Socket. Reward at Jones' stables t.c. !T that New Dress at Herbert's. ~ Lovely Tweed Robes, 7s 6d, 8s lid. The home of good values. JAA ACRES, 4-roomed house, all level grass bind, 3 paddocks. 8bail shed and others; metal road, handv to railway station and factory; no weeds; price £lO per acre. For further particulars apply E. J. Carthew and Co., New Plymouth.

Q.RAZING to Let Inglewood. Apply to J. Grant, Gover-street. QFFERS will'be received for Threequarters Acre adjoining Dartmoor Estate.—Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth. , rjVWO Hundred Pounds v..ijh will secure 158 Acres, all ploughable, 6roonied house, 13-hail cowshed. Full particulars apply to Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth. pOR SALE—Dairy Farm, SI acres, one mile from creamery, carry about 25 head of cattle. Easy terms.— Apply office of this paper. i T.OST, on Tuesday, between Belt road| and town, Lamp Socket. P»eward at I Jones' stablea. t.c. fpOR SALE—Waste paper, good for wrapping. News" Office. UP-TO-DATE PRINTING oi every kind try the "Mews" .loht>i!u Department Orders executed with ipatch.

GARTER'S NO. 1 GOLDEN GIFT TEA COMPETITION A TEA ESTATE TS a very busy place. "Early rising is the order of th" day. At early dawn, 6 a.m., the planter attends the muster of all the coolies on the estate; these consist of men, women, and children of eljven years of age and over, who assemble in gangs near the factory. Each gang is in charge of a cangany, who superintends the work of 'the laborers. The conductor, another official, understands the art of cultivation and looks after the various gangs. The tea-maker superintends the work inside the factory. The superintendent counts the laborers, arranges them in gangs, and sets them their work—some to plucking, others to weeding, pruning, etc., etc., after which the factory is visited, then the fields, and the work of the pluckers." The best tea estates are those at a high level, because it is much cooler there and the tea plant matures more slowly, the leaves not being so rank as in low-country tea. REASON I.: GOLDEN .GIFT TEA receives its perfection of development owing to the fact that it has been grown on the high altitudes. G. GARTER DEVON ST, NEW PLYMOUTH TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASONMAY 14 to JUNE 14, 1910, inclusive. LICENSES for SHOOTING GAME can be obtained from the Postmaster's, af- \>.- Plymouth, Inglewoou, AYaitara. .":iu :>vjnake. •'■ DUNCAN McALIXWI, Secretarv. Sew Plymouth.