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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 102, 20 October 1911, Page 7

HAVE JUST LANDED OUR NEW SEASON'S SUPPLY OF 1 SUTTON'S PEDIGREE MANGEL AND CARROT SEEDS IF YOU WISH TO GROW A BUMPER CROP OF PERFECT ROOTS T? '"", ! 7!] SOW SUTTON'S PRIZEWINNER YELLOW GLOBE MANGEL / IT ALWAYS WINS. OBTAINABLE ONLY FROM E. GRIFFITHS & CO, New Plymouth.

And only drag out an existence for yourself, wife and children, but come across to Australia, where, with little money and industry, you can lire I LOOK AT THJSI Unlocked at last—the famous "BundidEstate. Situated three miles from the rising town of Narandera. Railway through the centre of '.he property. All magnificent wheat and grazing country. Rainfall 10 inches. No rabbits. A SAMPLE BLOCK, 791 acres, 400 acres cleared for plow, all wire netted on boundary, subdivided three paddocks, all beautiful undulating country, rich red chocolate soil, timbered with box and pine, all with the exception of shade trees been rung 30 years. Splendidly watered, plow every acre, fronting railway, three miles Narandera. £6 10s per acre. Exceptionally easy terms. Write at once for particulars to J CRAWFORD Auctioneer. Stock & Station Agent, WAGGA WAGGA, N.S.W. For particulars of other properties suitable for Taranaki people, with photographs, kindly call in at the Daily News Office, New Plymouth.

REASON'S LONG RED, YELLOW GLOBE AND GOLDEN TANKARD, MANGOLD SEED. SINCLAIR'S CHAMPION AND WHITE BELGIAN MANURES GRASS SEED A SPECIALTY. GAMLIN AND LUKE INGLEWOOD. On COUNTRY and CITY FREEHOLDS, on extremely reasonable terms. Apply to any Agency of the GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. J. H. RICHARDSON, Sovernmont Insuranco Commissioner, QOVERNMENT JNSURANOE DEPARTMENT. LOW PREMIUMS, LARGE BONUSES, STATE SECURITY, LIBERAL TREATMENT £2,539,000 ADDED TO POLICIES AS BONUS. I H RICHARDSON, F.E.A., Commissioner.

yyAn.ARA--[jRENi T i « WAKmo MAIL COACH. Leaves Urenui daily (>.-}"> a.m. urn) 3.50 p.m. for Waitara. Leaves Waitara for Urenui at 8.30 a.m. *nd 5.45 p.m. From Waitara to Uruti, Okau, Tongaporutu, Mokau and Awakino EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, and from Awakino to Waitara EVERY MONDAY and THURSDAY. Passengers can therefore reach Mokau on Saturdays, spend a day there, returning on Mondays to catch jNew Plymonth train the same evening. All goods at reasonable rates and promptly delivered. Waitara to Awakino.—Return fare 255. Waitara to Urenui. Return far 4s (re duction to two or three in a family or regular travellers). All orders or parcels left with Mr. R. Gibbon, Waitara, or Mr. Kibby, saddler, rtil) be attended to. A. G. CRAWFORD, Proprietor, Urenui.