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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 273, 15 May 1912, Page 2

Men's Neglige Shirts gPBCIAL CLEARING LINE in CAMBRIC, with soft cuffs and bands; newest pattern*. Usual price 3/11; our gale price 2/6. Another Good Line ■MEN'S STRONG UNION SHIRTS (without collare). Usual price 5/9; ■ale price 3/11. Men's Working Shirts STRONG GRANDRILL (striped and plain), 3/11; wle price 2/11. NAVY DRILL (striped and plain), 4/6; sale price 3/9. HEAVY UNION (striped and plain), 4/11; sale prie« 3/11. BEST COLONIAL (all wool), 8/6 d; sale price 6/6. Men's Pyjamas Splendid assortment in Jaaon's all-wool unshrinkable, also Ceylon, Flannelette, etc. All offered at sale price for cash. F. PLUMTREE LATE AUCKLAND CLOTHING CO., New Plymouth.

Seeds For Autumn Sowing and the germination and parity are again right up to that firm'usual high standard. ■ -'■ , ~. In Cocksfoot I can offer double machine dressed Akaroa seed, specially selected for me by two of the leading seed houses in Christchurch. I can ialso supply Farmer's''dressed seed, if required. *: - , Perennial Rye. —l have secure dan unusually fine sample of double machined H.B. Eye off a 25 yqar old pasture, and I shall also stock the celebrated "Twyf ord"" (H. 8.), as well as Canterbury and Sandon grown seed, all double machine dressed. i ,All my other seeds are bought only from firms of undoubted reliability; •- ,'■■■.'#!§• NEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH. STRATFORD. KAPONGA.

. Subdivision ot an Estate In theCSunny North|of Auckland One Pound per acre only Cash *• ONLY FARMS; ranging from lflß "jo 260 acres of first-lass land, suitable tor cows- all ploughabde; omy 14 'milei from .aJway and convenient tb FACTORY AND SALEYARDS. Three of the sections have good buildings. and Telegraph office and store upon the .estate. Three miles from deep-water harbor landing and situated on the Great North Road. Well watered and will make ideal dairy or small sheej farms and good cropping lands. Pricei ranging from £8 'to" £l2. ONJ.Y W PER CENT TASH; balance good terms. This is an excellent opportunity for twt or three young men Who want to "nake a start, as practical men will be ?ery liberally dealt witb. For further particulars Apply "Land," '-•-• Box «24, Auckland. WANT every woman to trr my'LANE'S MEDOLINE.' It you a skin and complexion to be proud of. No • kin too bad to be cleared by it. i/- at Chemist*. 1

'DOG'S HEAD" j BASS I ! POPULARITY i 8 The delicate "nutty" !j flavour of the 'Dogs Head' Bass £ is the result not only 4 of scientific brewing but 5 also of painstaking II bottling | Of course only the best I 5 materials are used to I J make this famous ale, I £ but without the " Read I fi Brothers. Limited" f 6 methods of bottling, it | would not enjoy the j 'i reputation it does. I i This method includes S jj storage of butts in dry, 1 J! airy, well ventilated and | k clean cellars where it g ripens under the most g favorabla conditions, | j! Bottling in its prime \ £ insures its refreshing | S pungency and preserves H S its nourishing food J qualities which are £ |j unequalled. S I Therefore, when order- 5 g ing beer of your dealer, \ \ ask for "DOG'S HEAD" 1 g BASS, and see that the | £ "DOG'S HEAD" Label g | is on every bottle. | SOLO BVEBYWHEBE. TIT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S,

J. C. DAVIEB , (Established 1870.) TICENSED gHAREBROKER PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR r " ( TRADE ASSIGNEE LAND * ESTATE AGENT. Latest ahare quotations available on application. Tradesmen's books made up or audited. Merest, Rents and Accounts Collected. Land and Income Tax Returns made up. CENTRAL STOCK EXCHANGE DeTon Street, New Plymouth. Hygienic Bakery (XUR TEA ROOM ie now in full swing. Patrons will notice a change, and having installed a first-class range we are now able to supply Pies all hot at from 11 a.m. till closing time. The room can be obtained for card parties at a reasonable rate. Try our Scones, Buns, Girdle Scones, Pikelets, etc., and don't forget our Mutton Pie*, made as they should he mad*. A. WILLIAMS.