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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 158, 3 January 1912, Page 7

OOP FARMERS KNOW GOOD SEEDS ' Messrs. E. Griffiths & Co., " ' New Plymouth. ' 'Dear Sirs,— ' ' Although I did not win your ten' 'guinea Gold Watch last year, I had' 'a splendid crop of Swedes. I am' 'therefore giving you my order for' ' this season. ' ' Please send me nine pounds of 'SUTTON'S PEDIGREE SWEDE Seed,' 'and 30 cwt. SHAMROCK TURNIP' 'MANURE. ' Yours truly, ' TARIKI FARMER. ' If you, Mr. Farmer, sow SUTTON'S Seeds, and, SHAMROCK Manure, you «re sure to have a good crop, and may win the £lO 10s Prize. E. GRIFFITHS & CO, SEEDSMEN, EGMONT STREET.

HELLO, New Plymouth! Mr Glaus speaking— I rang: up to give you a few pointers about things for Had some experience myself, so I ought to know. It*9 the USEFUL gifts that prove most pleasing to the recipients. And, foremost amongst these, are the gift suggestions offered by MCEW^N'S What more pleasing gift to the younger members of your family than a pair of smart buckle shoes, in tan, white, or patent leather? (You can't put these gifts into the stockings, but the stockings will fit into the gifts). Too Young People can dub toget her and buy slippers for father and mother as Xmas gifts. McEwen's will willingly exchange them if you don't quite hit the size the first time. Happy Xmas idea, is it not? MOEWEN BROTHERS BOOT IMPORTERS NEW PLYMOUTH.

A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR SHEEP FARMERS TjOB SALE by Private Treaty, 750 ACHES FREEHOLD, Taranaki. All good rich soil, well laid down in Mixed English Grasses, fenced and sub-divided into convenient paddocks. All easy rolling country and well watered with running streams. Lies well to the surt:irouie_g9Qd JafitaLjaad. _2%"Jail£s_±a* the Township and Saleyards; 2 miles to the Dairy Factory and School. The whole is well suited for subdivision into Dairy Farms. PRICE, £8 5s per acre. Seasonable terms can be arranged. (3460) SOME GOOD DAIRY FARMS IKI ACRES FREEHOLD. Rich Coast Land, all level and in grass. A firstclass Dairy Farm. Well fenced and subdivided into convenient padlocks. Six-roomed House, Wasbhouse, Bathroom, Cowshed, etc. Situated two ■dies from Dairy Factory and School. PRICE £BS per acre. EASY TERMS. (4281} ire njvinmTTi T>,...ki rt„„„+ ah 1...1 _:„ v, ,!„;..„ i.,j well fenced and divided intoconvenient paddocks. Fronting Mai Metal Road. Good dwelling house containing six rooms, washhouse and out toildings; 12-bail cowshed. One mile to cheese factory and school, also township. Also 42 cows, etc, can be taken over at valuation if required. PRICE £25 per sere. Metalled Road. All level, well fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks. Six-roomed house, large 30-bailed cowshed and outbuildings. Quarter mile to Factory and Railway Station. PRICE £3O per acre. EASY TERMS. (3463) FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM AND OIL RIGHTS OAA ACRES six miles from Post Office, New Plymouth. All in grass, well **" V fenced and subdivided into about 16 paddocks. Two dwelling houses and all necessary outbuildings. Good orchard. Two miles to the Dairy Factory. School quite close. On good metalled road. PRICE £2O per acre, includign Oil Rights. (4329) My Land Register contains the pick of the Taranaki Province, and land-seekers can be suited by calling on me. Dairy farms in areas from SO to 500 acres, gracing runs from 760 to 0000 acres, at low prices and on easy terms. I have alto numerous town and suburban properties for sale; also businesses of every description. Clients shown over properties free of charge. Correspondence specially invited. \ Undjpepresentativea: F. E. ORBELL, New Plymouth; J. M. HIGipTT, Stratford; F. E. MOORE, Kaponga. \ NEWTON KING \ AUCTIONEER, LAND & FINANCIAL AGENT. NEW PLYMOUTH.

Oot-of-Doors. Make those picnic and other outdoor excursions you are planning really enjoyable. To do so you'll need to take a sufficiency of Amber Tips Tea. Everybody in the party will appreciate your thoughtfulness. Tips Tea than from any other brand, and the tea may be taken with benefit by those of weak digestion. ■are you tried the IflO per lb. trade of Amber Tips? It possesses that rich delicate true Ceyloa flavour, Jor it i» bleaded from some of the finest golden tipped bill-frown teas. Amber Tips at 21- per lb. is the finest tea obtainable, being a blend of rtecMXt) ftltetti tea* from the be«t cardsas. It is irresistibly delicious, and as wholesome as bread and butler. Another quality of Amber Tips is so!d at l/i per lb. i '■ Amber Tira T>n ;s «iH <T/rf V;;' ■s.}•■* -^Si^ilv"^ STaolwale Agent, Sewton King, Xkv Pljinoutl.