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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 186, 12 January 1912, Page 7

Sutton's Champion AND Sutton's Crimson King if Though the continuous cold winds and rain have delayed swede sowing there '/_ M is yet time to secure good crops, and .FERTILISER 11 . „ / I'l'l we specially recommend \\ TURNIP !l| I SUTTON'S CHAMPION T: AND ||tG3iFFiTHS ae| SUTTON'S CRIMSON KING ~L season. They are quick growers and heavy croppers. The lateness necessitates a more liberal application of SHAMROCK SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE—a dressing of 2y B cwt per acre will produce a bountiful crop of good swedes. SOLE AGENTS: E. GRIFFITHS & CO. NEW PLYMOUTH.

Footwear to Match your Summer Frocks fPHE new styles in Ladies' Footwear are exceptionally smart and becoming. The best of them are to be seen at HcEWEN'S Wh«jre it doesn't cost much to buy the" best Footwear made. Among the choicest styles are Ladies' Albany and Albany-Langtry Shoes in ton and black. They are easy fitting, with nice buckles or bows, pump soles, and medium shaped toes. Have a peep in the windows. The tiny cash'prices will agreeably surprise you. McEwen Bros., BOOT IMPORTERS,* NEW PLYMOUTH.

A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR SHEEP FARMERS TJIOR SALE by Private Treaty, 750 ACRES 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- cnn;fronts good metal Toad. 2% miles to the Township and Saleyards; 2 mite to the Dairy Factory and School. The Whole is well suited for subdivision into Dairy Farms. PRICE, £8 5s per acre. Reasonable terms can be arranged. (3400) SOME GOOD DAISY FARMS ICI ACRES FREEHOLD. Rich Coast Land, all level and in grass. A first- ■*■*'■,' class Dairy Farm. Well fenced and subdivided into convenient padlocks. Six-roomed House",, Washhouse,. Bathroom, Cowshed, etc. ; Situated two ailes from Dairy Factory,and School. .PRICE £25 per acre. EASY TERMS. . . ' . /;':. ■ - ..: ■ . »■ • . .\\ :■'% O> : (4381) " well fenced and .divided intoconvenient paddocks. "Fronting Mair. Metal Road. Good dwelling house containing six rooms* washhouse and out Buildings; 12-bail cowshed. One mile to cheese factory and school, also towntfiip. Also 42 cows, etc., can be taken over at valuation if required. PRICE £25 per acre. ~., . a -■ ■,; •••...•'. ' <; ' ■■ -v*'- <' "lOA ACRES FREEHOLD near New Plymouth, situate on the Coast, fronting ■%*" . Metalled Road. AU level, welt fenced and subdivided'into convenient paddocks, Six-roomed house, large 30- 'jailed cowshed an 4 outbuildings. Quarter mile to Factory and Railway Station. PRICE ; £3O per acre. .EASY TERMS. - -*■ i«t ."«-<■ . ; ■•■' »S (3463) FRCEHOLO DAIRY FARM ANO OIL RIGHTB OAA ACRES six miles from Post Office, New Plymouth. All in grass, well **VV fenced and subdivided into,about 16 paddocks. , Two dwelling houses and all necessary outbuildings- ,X3ood-orchard. Two miles to the Dairy Factory. School quite close. On,good..metalled road.- PRICE £2O per acre, includign Oil Rights. h ........ ; ■< ' (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 50 to"600 apres, grazing runs frost 750 to 0000 acres,. at low prices and on easy terms. I have also' numerous town and suburban pro perties for sale; also businesses of every description. Clients shown over- properties free of: charge. Correspondence tpecially invited. '" '•■''.'■ Laud representatives: F. E. ORBELL, New Plymouth; J. M. HIGNETT, st«t--ford; F. E. MOORE, Kappnga. ' N E WTO N KINO U^ . ATJCTIONEER, LAND & FINANCIAL AGENT. '■ v . , - NEW PLYMOUTH. J

Amber Tips Tea. The Tea for Out-of-Doors. ml *v\N ?'*. ■s\ Make those picnic and othet outdoor excursions <: you are planning really enjoyable. To do so you 7t> need to take a sufficiency of ;■ :'** Amber Tips Teay Everybody in the party will appreciate thoughtfulness. ,'!: ? You will get more cups from a pound of Amber' [ r ? Tips Tea than from any other brand, and the be taken with benefit by those of weak digestion. ; . H»t» you tried the 1/10 per lb. trade of Amber Tips? It posiestin r that rich delicate tree Ceylon Savour, (or it in bleided from seme qf the finest golden tipped hill-jrown teas. , _, Amber Tips at 2/- per lb. is ths finest tea obtainable, being a blend at ■■.] naiallv ulectei tea* from the best (ardent. Ii and aa wholeiome as bread and butter. Another quality of Amber Tips is sold at 1/8 Amber Tips Tea is sold only in damp proof tirk. tiaht packets and tins. Beware of nubstimlts, \ a 2?/' Wtoltttto Agent, fcewton King, New Hjrwratß,