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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 86, 2 October 1911, Page 7

Keep your-Garden Clean BELLRINGER BROS., LT CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH FBST-CLASS GARDEN* TOOLS—TOOLS THAT MAKE GARDENING A PLEASURE. LADIES' FORKE, 3 prong, 2/'J; 4 : , prong, 3/-. DIGGING FORKS, 3-prong, 3/6; .4, prong, 4/6. SPADES, half bright, 4/6, 4/9, 5/-; all bright, 5/-, 5/3, 5/6. j Ladies' Spades, 1/4,1/6, V 9,2/.-. i BAKES, 1/6, 1/9, 2/-; all-steel, 2/3,5/6, 2/9; bow handles, 2/9, I 3/-,*/ S. ;DUTCH HOES, with handles, ty6= 1 .2/-- •- OARDEN CBOWELS, 6d and 8d; WEED PORKS, 9d and 1/-. ft LAWN WSBEDERS. 1/1. LADIES' SETS (rake, hoe, fork and «p*de), 6/6. rj '"" PLAXET JUNIOR GARDEN TOOLS AT 3EST PRICES. Bellringer Bros., Ltd THE CASH HARDWAREMEX. DEVON 6T, A'BvV PLYMOUTH. Selected Northern Taranakl Grazing Runs

lAQfi Anpgg Freehold; all in gm« good 4-roomed house and store-room; except 100 acres in bush; well wool-shed and sheep-yards; good papa fMed and divided into convenient land, and when all in grass will winter •beep-proof paddocks; good dwelling- 2 sheep to the acre. PRICE for Goodbpase,iroolshed and night pens; sheep will, £3 2s 6d per acre. This is a good^ Mi yards, dip, etc.; fronting good property and worth inspection. Bfetel road; 6 miles to the townrfup ud ■leyards, and 18 miles to the railway RAAA ACRES, Freehold ; good bush freezing works; good papa lend land, about 700 acres in grass carrying two sheep tfl the acre. PRICE, and balance heavy bush on papa formai£6 10a per acre. Reasonable terms can tion. PRICE, £2 10s per acre. be arranged. LAND REGISTER contains the 10KA ACRES.. Freehold; 970 acres pick of the Taranaki province, and jn grass; rich papa land, and land seekers can all be suited by calling well gnuaed; fenced and subdivided into on me. Dairy farms in areas from 50 paddocks; the balance of the to 600 acres. Grazing runs from 750 to land k good easy bush country; good 6000 acres at low prices and on easy abeep-Ttrdfl and dip; 7% miles from terms. I have also numerous town and township. PRICE, £5 15a per acre, suburban properties for sale, also busiTenns, cash, and the balance 6 nessce of every description. Clients -ear* at 5 per cent. shown over properties free of charge. Correspondence specially invited. 1350 *t £1 per r egentatiyeg . F . E . o rbell, Adt,U ■«••• . MreS m tte New Plymouth; J. M. Hignett, Strat--100 acres felled this season and the Moore, Kapomga. balance good bush land; atcess by good loru < f W*d; opposite post office and store; NEWTON KING AUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. It's the Easiest Thing In the World a» Tt w Vrofit out of cattle-breeding if you feed the Calves on Bibby's Cream Equivalent We do not hesitate to state that theie is no food for calves the equal of Bibby's in nutritious body building qualities, flic . fast growing demand for th is food endorses the statement. Farmers who have not giv en this food a trial should not fail to do so—the results are an eye-opener Our new stocks of Carton's Seeds have arrived. What are you going to plant! Send for supplies to-day. We also have large stocks of specially guaranteed Seed Potatoes which include Early Rose, Beauty of Hebron, Northern Stars, J Irish Rocks, and Up-to-Dates. Other general lines of CHAFF, O.xT?, BRAN, POLLARD, : WHEAT and BARLEYMEAL ar,: stocked in only best brands, { your order for any Farming need* v,i!l be promptly executed. YOUNG, HOBBS & GO.. TtHAU' fTRATFOKD

J. BDBSELL|"AND SON t BT. AUBYN STBKKT, jnCW PLYMOUTH. monumental masons ESTIMATES of Marble and GraniU Headstonei sent promptly to any fUI of til* lelaild. We h**e * particularly large and tmM *toek of beadetooee in oar yard*, «> we fa-rite hupeethm. MORNING, MADAM Yea, something like last Friday'! order T Certainly. Our enatomen appreciate our good beef. Wbat'e for Sunday! Choice, tender, ririoin, jsiej leg of mutton, •one of the primeet poikt Beg J oar pardon t Flump little eoekerel Bight, you! Good mornfay! You'll nemr be in trouble H you get your meat from SOLE BROTHERB CRfITEMON UVERY AND BAIT STABLES. HnotMotor Can, Otbe, Buggies, !' aad Saddle Horsei.

1 <* ; Spare the Manure^ And Spoil the Farm Kvery nbeep von rear s»P" a cnuHiderable quantity o( bone' phosphate from the soil. To Keep up the quality ot the crops and stock restore ttaia vitality to the land by applying W.M.E. Co. Manures. They contain the plant foods necessary for production of bigger crops —and, in their turn. Fatter Sheep. W.M.E. Co.'s No. 1 and Ko. S Mixtures are principally phospbatie Manures containing proportions of Nitrogen and Potanh to sustain the growth. They are especially suitabl* for Turnips and Rape. Prices Net Cash on rails at Xgahauranpa: No. 1 Mixture - £876 ton Ho. 3 „ - £3'Bl- ton Mo. 5 „ • £3 2,6 ton Potato Mixture - £3/2 6 ton Imported Superphosphate- - £3 3/- ton In 2ewt. Backi. s'. per ton extra is charged for loir., sacks. Particulars of analysis and price lint posted on request. Special 1 Mixture* prepared to order. BEND YOUB STOCK to Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd., for shipment. Fat Sheep, Lambs and Cattle purchased. Particular* at to charges may be obtained from Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd. n ii 20 HUNTER STREET, WELLINGTON.

Jwi.Siinu.rson] [H. Victor Griffiths gANDERSON AND Q.RIFFITHS, ARCHITECTS. OPTICS: King's Buildings, corner of Deron tnd Brougham Streets,