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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 270, 11 May 1912, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not exceeding eighteen words are inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion; or if Three insertions, 2s 6d. If orders come by letter it must be understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. JflOR SALE—Dairy herd of 20 good cows, Aug., Sept. and Oct. calvcrs. For particulars apply to "Dairy," Daily News Office. 9-3 for the Waikato—Respectable and capable family to milk and take charge of first-class dairy herd, on shares. Herd comprises 120 selected dairy cows. The farm is highly improved, level, and adjoins creamery and school. Apply, with copies of references and stating number of milkers, to Newton King, New Plymouth. 7-11 ■yyAEM Slippers The "Best Yet" in value and selection. —McEwen Bros., slipper importers. 11-2 JjOST last Monday, from my property on the Waitara Road—Five calves, including one Jersey bull, three Jersey heifers, and one red heifer. No brand or ear marks. Reward on giving information that will lead to their recovery. —S. Godinagh, Waitara Road. 11-2 pOOTBALL BOOTS—There's only one "Best," and that is McEwen's Special Toe All-Black. 11-2 ten stops, splendid tone. Terms can be arranged. Full particulars at News Office. 11-3 KA ACRES, freehold; all in grass; level; 8 paddocks; carry 16 cows, besides other stock. House, cowshed, hayshed, trapshed, piggery, etc. Near school and creamery. Price £6505 cash £2OO.—J. H. Wood & Co., Egmont street. JpOUND —Cocker Spaniel; registered number 330, Waitotara County. Apply News Officq. 11-3 T° LET—Dwelling-house and quarter acre Vogeltown, Standish street; small rental. Apply G. Grey, solicitor. 9-t.c. XOO f ree ' l old, level; all been ploughed. Carry 35 cows. New house, 10-bail cowshed (concrete floor), trapshed, piggery, etc. Two miles railway station. Price £24 per acre; £SOO cash.—J. H. Wood & Co., Egmont street. "|" ; ADIES—A lovely collection of patent shoes, new short vamp effect and welted designs, just landed, at McEwen Bros. 11-2 Home Industry for Women.—The demand for fine laces is Unlimited; consequently prices rule high. The introduction of Torchon Lace Loom makes it possible for any lady to make her own laces, or earn money in her own home making them for us. No personal instruction necessary. Send 3d in stamps for illustrated booklet and prices. Torchon Lace Co., 204-6 Flinders street, Melbourne. QOUNTRY folk can save their money by buying their drapery requirements at Auld's, near Post Office, New Plymouth. -100 ACRES of nearly all ploughable land. Will carry 50 to 60 cows, besides sheep. Good house and sheds. Price only £7 10s per acre, with £3OO cash.—Walter Bewley, Egmont street. QNE often hears how hard it is to get a decent cup of Tea, even at 2/- per lb. "Quite true." But when I offer a pure Ceylon, or China, Tea in bulk, value 2/6, for 2/- per lb., it is quite an easy matter. Hundreds are taking advantage of it, but I want you all to, at A. Veale's, Theatre Royal. 'Phone IG6. lIAWKE'S GREAT CLEARING SALE STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT. W are giving up business in Auckland shortly, and to make room, for a large stock, which must be removed to New Plymouth, 'we are compelled to further reduce our stocks in Taranaki. We offer you our stocks at Discounts UP TO PJQ PER CENT. NO DISCOUNT UNDER £D IN THE J/For lines costing 20/- and upwards per article we will give a general discount of 33 l-3rd per cent., ONE THIRD OFF THE ARTICLE'S PRICE. This is a GENUINE SALE and we offer vou prices in our stock, and especially in £jROCKERY, Q.LASSWARE AND that you will never see again. Every mail from English manufacturers advises advances on goods, and we are offering you reductions on our prices of goods bought at old quotations. It is worth your while to make a strong effort, and make up your household wants NOW YOU WILL NEVER BUY AT SAME PRICES AGAIN. Be in time before the sale closes. C. O. HAWKE VJUT THE BEST PLACE IS BAfiJKR'&^