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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 240, 10 April 1912, Page 7

THE QUESTION OF HOW HIS SEEDS WILL GROW IS ONE OF VITAL IMPORTANCE TO THE FARMER. He m»st be-eertain that he is avoiding weeds al i securing good germination. IP you are not sure where to buy, watch what the best farmers in your district do and follow their example, and you will soon •*d yourself in our Seed Store. Here is a good reason why farmers come to us : Messrs. E. Griffiths & Co., New Plymouth. Dear Sirs, — The grass and clover seeds I got .from you two years ago—l think 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, ■" >' T. H. JONES, ■■- Miro. If you also want satisfaction, come to SEEDSMEN EGMONT STREET. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE FIRST CLASS SHEEP RUN I fiAft ACRES, freehold; all lias been XUVV well laid down in mixed English grasses, except 200 acres which is in standing bush. Well fenced and divided into 12 convenient paddocks. Five-room-ed house and also 3-roomed cottage, woolehed and night pens, sheepyards, cowshed and outbuildings. There are about 400 acres of very rich flats, the balance being hill, good spurs, and faces on blue papa formation. Situated one mile from post office, store, school, etc.; half mile to dairy factory, 10 miles to saleyards, 18 miles to freezing works, access to main road (first-class metalled motor road right to homestead). Price £6 per acre. A very cheap property. 4380 1 *ifs2 Acres ' Te Kuiti district; 500 " v acres in grass, balance heavy bush; good 5-roomed house, shed and sheepyards; subdivided into 6 eheepproof paddocks; capacity, 2 sheep to acre; O.R.P. at 17s 6d per acre. Priee, £3 10s per acre. 4319 1 Acres ' Te Kuiti ' L ' LP "' rent XOOV £SO per annum . 500 acr es in grass, balance good bush land; 5-roomed house, woolshed, etc.; 2 l / 2 miles of sheepproof fencing; 2 sheep to the acre land when all bush down. Price £3 per acre. Terms, £IOO cash only. 4274 271 fi Acres > Waverley district, 1805 **' acres in grass, and the balance in bush; well fenced and subdivided; 4-roomed house and lean-to, dairy, woolshed, and two sets of sheep yards; carrying 3000 sheep and 200 head of young cattle; situated 9 miles to railway station; tenure, small grazing run, lease 21 years from Ist March, 1912. Rent, £42 10s per annum. Price, £6OOO. Exceptionally easy terms given and the stock can be taken at valuation. 4340 My Land Register contains the pick of the Taranaki Province, and land-seekers tan be suited by calling on me. Dairy farms in areas from 50 to 500 acres, grazing runs from 750 to 6000 acres,, at J«w prices and on easy terms. I have dbso numerous town and suburban properties for sale; also businesses of every description. Clients shown over properties free of charge. Correspondence specially invited. T gand representatives: F; E. ORBELL, New Plymouth; J. M. HIGNETT, Strat•ord; F. K. MOORE, Kaponga. NEWTON KING AUCTIONEER, LAND & FINANCIAL AGENT. NEW PLYMOUTH. from the best gardenß. Your grocer has it. ST. F. NICOLL W. H- SOWE IP YOU WANT FIRST QUALITY GRASS OR CLOVER 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 Bay do., Italian, Best Canterbury. COCKSFOOT, double-dressed Akaroa, Farmer's dressed. COWGRASS, Best Selected. ' WHITE CLOVER, TIMOTHY, CRESTED DOGSTAIL, CHEWING'S FESCUE, LOTUS MAJOR, ENGLISH TREFOIL, POA PRATENSIS, FOXTAIL. mm WM. ROWE KING AND BROU GHAM STREETS, NEW PLYMOUTH. k Came Again." ¥ To Amber Tips r Tea. "Whether you take your exercise on horseback or afbot, in either case provide that a cup of Amber Tips Tea will be in readiness on your return. There will then be : no bodily fatigue as an aftermath to your exercise. AMBER TIPS TEA is pure and wholesome. It never varies in quality or flavour, and may be taken with benefit by those of weak digestion. |,l ln ~ I This grade pleases many and ii very ece1/1U per ID. I nomical. Its flavour is rarely met with evea AMBER TIPS I in Teas of muck higher prlot. IThis grade represents perfection in the art of tea blending. It it absolutely without ' ™ an equal for flavour, aroma and quality. Try it if yon feel that only the belt Tea can ever satisfy yon. ■ Amber Tips !i also pacVed in a third quality at e 1/1, and splendid value it ii. M Amber Tip* Tea is sold only in air-tight damp " I proof Cartons and Tins. Teas offered in other J ways as Amber Tips are substitutes. J No old or staU teas ever enter into "Amber Tips.'' % TJSA .306f1.< IFkolm'C Agent, JSuwtoi. fling, N»W i'l-SKwat-K