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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 221, 16 March 1912, Page 7

THE QUESTION OF HOW HIS SEEDS WILL GROW IS ONE OF VITAL IMPORTANCE TO THE FARMER. He must be certain that he is avoiding weeds and securing good germination. IF you are not sure where to buy, watch what the best farmers in your district do and follow their example, and you will soon yourself in our ■Seed Store. Here is a good reason why farmers come to us: — Messrs. B. Griffiths & Co., New Plymouth. Dear Sirs, — The grass and clover seeds I got from you two years ago—l every seed germinated. It is a five acre paddock. My crop of hay from it last year was the best I have seen for some years. I will show the paddock to anyone wishing to see it. Yours truly, K T. H. JONES, U Miro. If you also warrt satisfaction, come to ( E. GRIFFITHS SEEDSMEN EGMONT STREET.

A GOOD DIVESTMENT FOR SHEEP FARMERS. TilOR bv Private Treaty, 750 ACREb FBEEHOLD, Taranaki. All good rich soil, well laid down in Mixed English Grasses, fenced and sub,divided Into convenient paddocks. All easy rolling country ari well water..! with running streams. lies well to the snnjlronts good metal road. 2/, miles to the? Township and Saleyards; 2 miles to the Dairy Factory and School. The Whole is well suited for subdivision into Dairy Farms. PRICb, £8 5s Reasonable terms can be arranged. (<WDUJ SOME GOOD DAIRY FARMS. m ACRES FREEHOLD. Rien Coast Land, all level and in grass. A firstclass Dairy Farm. Well fenced and subdivided into convenient padlocks. Six-roomed House, Washhouse, Bathroom, Cowshed, etc. Situated two StafJ-D*?Factory Lnd School PRICE £25 per acre. EASY TeW 1i n FREEHOLD. Taranaki Coast Land. All level rich dairy land, Ax" we jj f ence d and divided intoconvenient paddocks. Fronting Mait Metal Road Good dwelling house containing six rooms, washhouse and out Snildum: 12-bafl cowshed. One mile to cheese factory and school, also town■hip. Also 42 cows, etc., can be taken over at valuation J. required. PRICE t FREEHOLD near New Plymouth, situate on the Coast, fronting liU Metalled Road. All level, welt fenced and subdivided into convenient six-roomed house, large 30-lailed cowshed and outbuildings. QaarErmile to Factory and Railway Station. P3K® £3O per acre. *<ASY TERMS. ( ' FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM AND OIL RIGHTS. « AA ACRES six miles from Post Office, flew Plymouth. AP. in grass, well fenced and subdivided into about 13 paddocks. Two dwelling Mid all necessarv outbuildings. Good orchard. Two miles to the Dairy teS,""to S»d 'Ki- MICE £2O U»pick of tk« !«»»Pro™, »»d he suited by calling on me. Dairy farms in areas from 60 to 500 acres, rndxut roi» from 760 to (WOO acres, at low prices and on easjr terms. I have Sommerotis town aflfc suburban properties for sale; also businesses of every I —Clienta shown over properties free of charge. Correspondence F. E. ORBELL, New Plymouth; J. M. BIGNETT, Strattord; F. X. MOORE, Kaponga. - . , NEWTON KING AUCTIONEER, LAND t FINANCIAL AGENT. NEW PLYMOUTH.

Amber Tips Tea QM ft racket to-night. No other brand squab tt tn,fl*Y<rar, qtMlttyftni rtrf«ijfluj£ia only in damp-proof tir-tlght packeti tnd tin*. All gwwr*. w. h. r//<v> IF TOU WANT FIEST QUALITY GRASS OB CLOYER SEEDS Write to us for samples and quotations. We stock all seeds required for Autumn sowing, drawn only from the' ,most reliable sources, including RYEGRASS, Perennial, Canterbury double-machined, Hawke's i Bay do., Italian, Best Canterbury. I COCKSFOOT, double-dressed Akaroa, Farmer's dressed. COWGRASS, Best Selected. ; WHITE CLOVER, TIMOTHY, CRESTED DOGSTAIL, CHEWDIG'S FESCUE, LOTUS MAJOR, ENGLISH TREFOIL, j POA PRATENSIS, FOXTAIL. WM. ROWE W. P. XICOLL r KING AND BROUGHAM STREETS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

Amber Tips is Invigorating as Mountain Air. When you reach the summit of die mountain, enhance the pleasure of die outing by brewing a pot on the spot. Going camping ? Then include a couple of packets of Amber i ;V xs m die ivrag. Nothing like it for keeping fatigue away and spirits buoyant. It is wholesome and aids digestion. Ton get Amber Tips Tea in dampproof airtight packets and tins only. Teas offend in any other way as Amber Tips are substitutes. Amber Tips at 1/10 per lb. has a delightful flavour—try it. • ■: • I Bsn>i J > i / i.-v 'VT'' A The first, quality Amber Tips .fJ Tea is 'l/- per lb.—and very flno 'jl r it is, being composed of the highest quality teas obtainable For richness and fragrance it is absolutely unsurpassed. The third quality is sold at 1/8 per lb. All Grocers. No old or stale teas ever enter into "Amber Tips."' 29 TEA WUUmi* 4feat, hewtou King. N»v Pijwontk 3966