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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 81, 22 August 1912, Page 6

FOB FEW DAYS DURING STOCKTAKING ODDMENTS ONLY WINTER MILLINERY, 2/11, 4/11 Job less than Half. SIX WINTER COSTUMES, 14/9, 18/11; half price. WINTER COATS, 6/11 Job less than Half. WINTER REMNANTS, big redactions. Just thrown out to make room for Spring shipments cn the way. AMBURY 'BROS. DEYON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH

Varnishine THE TAN BOOT AND LINOLEUM SHINE THAT OUTSHINES THE SUNSHINE. .• 1 ' DECAUSE it shines when the sun doesn't shine. We have just landed V-VR NISHES'B, the best of all polishes for floors, boots and shoes, leather goods, furniture, pianos, bicycles, etc. Easy to use. Smells good. A little and & rub, and there your are. This is a polish that lasts long and costs little. 0. CARTER THE QUALITY STORE Devon Street. 'Phone No. 110- New Plymouth.

LAND IX THE THAMES VALLEY TUE BEST DAIRYING COUNTRY IN THE DOMINION. Q ACRES unimproved, level a»d easily improved; £l3 10i per icre; £350 cash; balance five years, i •• -r cent. Only two miles from township «..t Paeroa. ACRES, £27 per acre, divided into seven paddocks; 6-rooned house, 14-bail cowshed, large barn; close t« creamery and railway; good metalled roads; £4OO cash; balance can remain <iu mortgage. This is very rich country, well drained and highly cultivated. 1(52'/' acre8 > £3O per acre; good house, cowshed anil oflior outbuildings; well fenced; road ani r;ver frontages; good roadf; creamery adjoining; all in graas; subdivided into 12 paddocks. Will easily milk 100 cows. C3UOO cash; balance five years, 5 per cent. 900 ree ffl ile3 from railway and township; £4 per acre; good .-heep country, partly improved; < •!>• third ca=h, balance five yeare, 5 per JJROMWICH & 00. \ S'D & ESTATE AGENTS. PAk.;OA (THAMES VALLEY). BAY OF PLEN DAIRY FARMS. -j'7~ ' 1 ,'KES rich improved dairy farm "■* ' > £lO 10* on terms. T.P.52 !!ES highly improved, milking .ut, etc., £JO, on terms. T.P.53 . . !SS well improved rich dairyia» land at £l6. Terms. T.P.54 1 ' P.IiS highly improved, milking 4 '' plant, etc. (A snip.) £l7. : -rms. T.P.55 i A A ACRF3 well improved dairv far« K.t £«. Terms. T.P.57 " ■ ;:ES. A fine farm with im,Vj , yovements, at £6. Terms. rni*. K.K.3 )j'' Av iiL-l well improved dairy farm ' ut £lO. Terms. * K.K.2 n 4 CRES well improved dairy farm a' 'O. Terms. K.K.2 1 Art AJ'.luS unimproved tall fern IUU ]„: ■' At £2 10s. Tern- U * ACR 1 "- partly improved at £lO. Ten,. 4B "DO AC'T.S partly improved, nice ' luirv farm at £7. Terms. R "A M""RF.S ideal dairy farm at £lO. JU - t nil . K ?t;tt FARMS FROM 10 to 30 ACRE? 'SON AND ROBBINS ( " 'i-'TJS ft LAND AGENTS AW A AND TE PUKE. V.i- next PRINTING order to the" '•Hilly News." Prices riuh •nd satisfaction guaranteed. I

The best agent for quickly and surely raising cakes and scones, and lightening puddings and batters, is «Edmonds Baking Powder. Infallible, pure and wholesome; it is unsurpassed and unsurpassable. Honest, "sure to rise," and economical. It is upheld by all cooks. BAKING Powder, STOP YOUR SHIYEBIN' JOCK!!! Slip into one of our warm woollen singlet*, ot grand-value under-flan-nels. and a pair of warm woollen "unders." No need to freeze and shiver, when these fine goods go at these special prices: Plain or ribbed Singlets, 2/G to 5/fi. Gents.' Woollen Shirts, with or without collars, 3/6 to 7/6 (usually 5/6 to 10/6). Socks, woollen, caslimere and fancy, 3 pairs fur 2/6. See to it that tlu*e goods do not pua entirely into other hands, amd not into yours. D. CLEGG MEW'S MERCER AND CLOTHIER, INGLE WOOD.

LADIES COATS LEFT AT IXGLEWOOD. We liavn tun many Ladies' Coats left. Tli'.'.v' vc jrot to go. Our way of shifting tlicin is to cut the minis lower than at sale t:'in\ They're all the latest. and most are topgradi! stufl'. The prices will a-toii:sh yuii '.vhi-n yi,i| eompare with tlic exeellemv hi til" coats. Now. tlnn. ladic-l I CLOUGH diiai'ki;, inc.. X 0 L E \Y 0 O D. i lllJ£ Hi'., I i"Lx\W' '