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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 318, 3 June 1911, Page 4

MILITARY OVERCOATS. ARRIVAL OF A SECOND SHIPMENT. The Melbourne Clothing Company, Ltd., has much pleasure in announcing the arrival of a second consignment of clean, specially selected, British Army riding coats, with good long capes, as issued to the Royal Field Artillery. These famous coats are'the kind known as "first grade" and are the very best of their kind supplied by the British Government to its forces both at home and abroad. These coats are undoubtedly the ideal coats for farmers and others exposed to cold and rain. We have only 100 coats in this shipment, and they are Bure to be "birds of passage" in our, three Taranaki stores. We' have, too, on the best authority that the sale of these coats by the army stores is likely soon to be stopped, so we would advise intending buyers to make early application to either of the Melbourne's three stores—New Plymouth, Stratford, and Eltham. Prices as usual—the lowest in Taranaki.

LAND _ LAND I DONT MISS THIS: KA ACRES, splendid little Dairy Fan well fenced, grassed and subdivided; 25 acres ploughed; will carry 20 cows; new four-roomed house and cowshed. Price £26 per acre; £4OO cash; balance at 5 per cent. QO ACRES, all in grass, except five acres shelter bush; subdivided into 14 paddocks; good level land, of rich quality; school and factory 1% miles; 80 acres been ploughed and rceown; 7-roomed house, 13-bail cowshed. Cows returned £ll lis per head last; season. Price, £lB per acre; £6OO cash. A snip. OAK ACRES of splendid Freehold land; V"** ring-fenced and subdivided with sheep-proof fencing; on good metalled road, 10 miles from Stratford, 2% miles to school and factory; ; whatc, yards, etc. Price, only £9 per acre; •£SOO cash. A rare chance. We have hundreds of other choice properties on our Land Register, which contains practically the pick of Taranaki and Waikato Properties. Intending buyera would do well to write or call on us for particulars of same. C. & E. JACKSON, LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, BROADWAY .. STRATFORD P.O. Box 80. Telephones, Residence 140, Office 164.

A STUDY IN EMPHASIS! Supposing you were asked to state on what word in the following sentence the emphasis should be, which would you select? Read carefully and slowly. THE TEA OF IS SURATURA THE TEA OF TO-DAY *IS SURATURA THE TEA OF TO-DAY IS SURATURA THE TEA OF TO-DAY IS SURATURA THE TEA OF TO-DAY IS SURATURA Just read it again, and say it once more. You'll realise then that you can't go wrong whichever way you. take it. There is ONLY ONE TEA worth your consideration, and that SURATURA THE TEA OF TEAS. "A" 1/6; "B" 1/9; "D" 2/-; "X" 2/4.

CONSULT US ABOUT YOUR PRINTING We can d» it AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, IN THE MOST WORKMANLIKE MANNER, AT THE CHEAPEST RATES. Write or ring up for Prices. DAILY NEWS PRINTED*. DAILY NEWS PRINTERY, Tel. 17. P.O. Box 119.