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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 299, 12 May 1911, Page 1

FOOTBALL! pOOXiIA^L,: RECREATION GEOUXD. SATURDAY, MAY 13. ROVERS v. UNITED. Kick-off at 3 p.m. Admission Gd. A. GRANT, Hon. Sec. Rovers Football Club. gELL gLO C K JJ ALL. rjUIE MONTHLY SOCIAL will be held in the above Hall oil TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 10. Good Music Good Floor. Jury's 'Bus will run if sufficient inducement oiler. J. W. DOWNS. Hon. Sec. 8.8.P.H.A. EQUITABLE BUILDING SOCIETY OF NEW PLYMOUTH. NO! I. GROUP. fJUYO Appropriations of £l5O each \vi!! lie disposed of by tender THIS EVENING in the Town Hall at 7.30 o'clock. NO. 2. GROUP. Two Appropriations, of £l5O each will be Ballotted for THIS EVENING in the Town Hall at 7.30 o'clock. 11. STOCKER, Secretary. RESIDENCE TO LET. rplIE property in Gilbert-street occupied bv Mr. Nicholson, solicitor, near Pukekura Park, comprising quarter-acre and dwelling of (I rooms, bathroom, pantry, scullery, also outhouse. Possession on June 1. R. CLINTON HUGHES. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS are invited for the erection of a Creamery and Cottage on the Bristol Road, for the Moa Farmers' Cooperative Dairy Co., Ltd. Plans and Specifications may be seen at our Office, where tenders will be received up to 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, May 13, 1011. PERCIVAL & MESSENGER, Inglewood.

THE EST A liLT STTMF.XT OF A DISTRICT BRANCH OFFICE OF THE PL'BLIC TRUST OFFICE AT lIAWERA. JT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED, for general information, that in lieu of tlie agency of the Public Trust Office at Hiuvera under the control of Mr. C. A. Biulge, as agent, a branch of that Office has been established there under the control of Air. Charles Zachariah, as District Manager.

Mr. Zachariah will manage both the Hawera and Xew Plymouth brandies of the Public Trust Office. FRED FITCIIETT, Public Trustee. Wellington, April 22. 1911. FARM MORTGAGE REMOVER. are farmers who do not recognise the benefits bv using Purebred Sires. The shiftless fanner is content to use grades and nondescripts, because lie can buy them at a little less cost. The progressive, far-sighted, money-making farmer breeds only from the Host Stock Procurable. He cannot afford to waste two years when he can make as much in one bv breeding from SELLERS' IMPROVED BERKS HIRES. The old-fashioned Berkshire has been improved by a more profitable type. With careful selection f have .succeeded in producing not only quality and uniformity, hut developed the parts most valuablebetter backs, broader loins, large hams, more lengthy and much finer in the shoulder. The old thick-shouldered, stumpy Berkshire is a thing to be, discarded as a back number. IANGE as it may seem, yet then

In the .show ring this IMPROVED BERKSHIRE BREED stands out on it.own. This vear tlicy liuvc been exhibited at ciffiit Shows, and have taken First and Champion honors at every show. They are healthy, hardy, vigorous, and of great vitality, easy feeders and prolific. , FOR SALE—Boars and Sows bred from Champion Pri/.e-winners. Reasonable prices. Inspection invited. Orders sent to any address. J. IT. SELLERS, Okinawa. HOTELS] SOLE AGENTS, A IIATKICK & CO. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OVTFI T T E R. jy- R R. MeC A L L U M, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Orders neatly and promptly executed. A trial solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. I Jj|UT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S,