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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 175, 23 January 1912, Page 7

Sutton's Champion AND Sutton's Crimson King SPECIAL fertiliser [I TURNIP Namrocl f^EWPLYMOUTtiJM Though the continuous cold winds and rain have delayed swede sowing there is yet time to secure good crops, and we specially recommend SUTTON'S CHAMPION AND SUTTON'S CRIMSON KING as most suitable for this period of the season. They are quick growers and heavy croppers. Tfce lateness necessitates a more liberal application of SHAMROCK SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE—a dressing of 2%cwt per acre will produce a bountiful crop of good swedes. • SOLE AGENTS: E. GRIFFITHS & CO. SEW PLYMOUTH,

Footwear n \ Hatch your Summer Frocks ,'HE new stylf* in jadies' Pool. j exceptionally aaa • "■coming, the best of them are .... 0-° s-aen at McEWEN'S Whure it doesn't eost much to buy tke beat Footwear made. Among the choicest styles are Ladies' Albany and Albany-Langtry Shoes in tan and black. They are easy fitting, with nice buckles or bows, pump soles, aiv' medium shaped toes. Have a peep in the windows. The tiny cash p will agreeably surprise yon. McEwen Bros., BOOT IMPORTERS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR SHEEP FARMERB IpOB SALE by ,Private Treaty, ,760 AC RES FREEHOLD, Taranaki. All good rich ami, well laid down in Mixed English Grasses, fenced and sab-divided* into convenient paddocks. AH easy rolling country and well watered with running streams, . lies well to the ann; fronts good metal road. 2% miles to the Township and Saleyards; 2 milea tothe Dairy Factory and School. The Whole is well suited for subdivision into Dairy Farms. PRICE, £8 Ss per acre. Reasonable terms ean be arranged. (3460) SOME GOOD DAIRY FARMS IKI ACRES FREEHOLD. Rich* Coast Land, all level and in grass. A first- ! class Dairy Farm. Well fenced and subdivided into convenient padlocks. Slt-Toomed House, Washhouse, fiathroom, Cowshed, etc. Situated two ■lHes frtto Dairy Factory and School. PRICE £26 per acre. EASY TERMS. , '• ' % . (4281) "I "I A ACRES FREEHOLD. Taranaki Coast Land. . All level rich dairy land, well fenced and divided into convenient paddocks. Frontitag Mair. Metal Rostt. Good dwelling house containing six rooms, washhouse and out tnilditlga; 12-bail cowshed. Onfe 1 mile to cheese factory and school, also towntfiip. ' Als£'42 eOVs, etc., can be taken over at valuation if required. PRICE £25 peraerfc' "J OH SCKS& FKEEHOED near New Plymouth, situate on the Coast, fronting Idetalled Road. AD level, weh fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks. Six-roomed bouse, large 30-Uuled cowshed outbuildings. Quarter mile to Factory and Railway Station. PRICE £3O per acre. EASY mtnufl I3IMI FREEHOLD DAIftY FARM AND OH. RIGHTS QAA ACRES six milee from Poet Office, New-Plymouth. All in grass, well """ •fenced and subdivided into a|>ont 18 paddocks. Two dwelling houses and all necessary outbuildings. Good orchard. Two miles to the Dairy Factory. Betted quite dose On good metalled road. PRICE £2O per acre, includign Qilßighta. - _ (4320) My Land Register contfina the pick of the Taranaki Province, and lahd-seekers can be suited by calling on me. Dairy farms in areas from SO to 600 acres, grazing ran from 760 to 0000 acres, at low prices and on easy terns. 1 have also numerous town and suburban pro perties for sale; atSo-businesses ef every description. Clients ihown over properties free of charge. Correspondence epecially Invited. 'Land representatives: F. E. ORBELL, New Plymeuth; JjiM. HIGXETT, Stratford; F. S. MOORE, Kaponga. NEWfON KING • AUCTIONEER? LAND k FINANCIAL AGENT. JJEW PLYMOUTH.

Amber' Tips is Invigorating as Mountain Air. When yon reach the summit of the mountain, enhance the pleasure of the outing by brewing a pot on Going camping ? Then • JiJride a couple of packeU ;<r. i&fi >. stems'* JW-L;. .1 '.VS • • '.'i v» v ' r.% <vv: 9 mvh gg:.f. 1/ .•*•: • v » '/' ' 1 . in die swag. Nothing like it for keeping fatigue away and spirits buoyant. It is wholeiobm and aids digestion. Ton get Amber Tips Tea in dampproof airtight packets and tins only. Teas offered in any other way as Amber Tips are substitutes. Ambtr Tips at 1/10 per lb. jifup a delightful flavour —try it. > i. „ ' J.;< aMBBk .rfZfr? tva '^l The first qnality Amber Tips ..m Tea is 17- per It).—and very fine it is, luinp composed of the hiphest quality leas obtainable For richness and fragrance it is absolutely unsurpassed. The third quality is sold at 1/8 per lb. All Orcoers. No old or stale teas ever enter into "Amber Tips." 29 TEA iV':,o ! P4ile Agent, ftewton King. Nev Plymouth UPb 6