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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 85, 27 August 1912, Page 7

s*B WE ARE NOTED FOR GOOD BAGS and TRUNKS GLADSTONE BAGS 30/- to 65/TvTT BAGS 27/6 to 70/BRIEF BAGS 10/6 to 18/« OVERLAND TRUNKS .... 30/- to 75/STEEL TRUNKS 11/- t.o 21/SUIT CASES 8/11 to 65/HAT BOXES 17/6 to 42/LADIES' HAT BOXES TRAVELLING BAGS, Etc. See Our Window Display N.Z. CLOTHiNG FACTORY fits O^llK <8 m S8

THE CURRENT-SAVING ELECTRIC LIGHT tIT 70 PER CENT. SAVED 70 By the WELSBACH ELECTRIC BBBIrI lamps--1 Highest Candle-power, ffl Strongest Metallic Filament. §8 Lowest Consumption. fl 25, 32 & 50 Candle-power. W ALL ONE PRICE: 3/9 each. f Half-dozen lots at 3/6 each. Cash. Bellringer Bros., Ltd. Devon Street, New Plymouth.

SEED POTATOES SEED. POTATOES? It's just about time to bow the early varieties. W. H. H. YOUNG AND CO. STRATFORD AND ELTHAM, Have just got their fresh stocks in and can quote the earliest varieties, including— EARLY ROSES BEAUTY OP HEBRONS and ROBIN ADAIRS We only have a limited quantity, so be early with your orders. ] IT'S NO USE v Sowing good seed unless yon also give them a good start. Our SPECIAL POTATO MANURE is the very thing to do this; or, if vou prefer it, we can supply BONE DUST & Mt. Lyell SUPERPHOSPHATE, or, in fact, any kind of Manure you may want. BIBBY'S CREAM EQUIVALENT. The finest CALF FOOD in existence. We have a large consignment arriving shortly, but large as it is there appears to be every chance of our running short again this season. FARMERS! BOOK YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE. You cannot afford to bs without this famous calfmeal. Also in stock-OATS, CHAFF, POTATOES, WHEAT, POLLARD, BRAN, j SUCROSINE, BARLEY, etc. W. H. H. YOUNG AND CO. i AUCTIONEERS, SEED, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, STRATFORD and ELTHAM.

DUNCAN AND DAYIES Growers of Hardy Nursery Stock. SOME LEADING LINES For Present Planting. PPLES, Pears, Japan Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, Quinces, 1/6 6Mb; 15/per dozen. Currants and Gooseberries,' 6- per doz. Rlhufcarlt, Topps, Winter and Giant Victoria, 6/- j-er dozen. Oranges and Lemons, 3/- ea*k. In ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS ws haveAzaleas, 1/6 each; Daphnes, 2/0 each; Heath's Choice 2/- each; Dioama, 1/6 sach; Purple Leal Hums, 1/6 each; Boronias, 2/« each; and other Shrubs equally choice. CLIMBERS include— Bougainvilleas, 2/- each; Wisterias, in five varieties, %/- each"; Virginian Creepers, 1/- ATgentia* Blue Pea, 1/6 «aeh. Also— A magaificsnt colloetioa «1 CHOICE ROSES, 10/- per dozen. Write for Catalogue Post free. jyUNCAN & J)AVIES, EXOTIC NURSERIES. New Plymouth.

THE SUNNY NORTH WHANGAEEI NORTH AUCKLAND CAPITAL. PER ACRE. VERY EAST TERMS. OK£ ACRES, subdivided into fifteen paddocks, with streams or springs in each; well fenced; *ll in grass, except 20 acres shelter bush; could milk 100 cows; at present cream eart ghes 10%df for butter-fat; house of eight rooms, all) conteniences; barn, 40 x 14; 12 bails; five miles from Whangarei;« school within iy 3 miles; adjoining farm! sold to Stratford buyer at £27 per acre. r Tull particulars from H. P. CARLSZN & CO., HOBSON BUILDINGS, Shortland St. AUCKLAND.

THAMES VALLEY DAIRY FARMS. D°. you want a farm? If so, come light along, and we will compare' prices and results, and it will surprise, you what the cow» can do. ■J QA ACRES a# a going concern, cream* ery and school adjoining. Price £2O per acre. Easy term*. I OA ACRES highly improTed, carrying jug 45 cows; two miles from railway station. Priw £23 n*r acre. QQ ACRES, new house, with outbuildings; rich level land; half-mile! from creamery and school. Price £l6* per acre; £4OO cash. Come and eee, or writ® for full particulars. 5 J. D. MORISON AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, TE AROHA.

ALGERIAN SEED OATS Prime Samples Of ■. r '" Marton and Locally-grown af GAMLIN & LUKES INGLEWOOD. V"" *»' jgOT! THE BEST PMCE IB BAUEEH

nOR SALE—II acrei, on old Hoßpita! Road, one mile from town; rivei boundary; ideal suburban resident!* site; extensively planted. Terms il 4* sired. Tor addrews apply ofltef of IM paper. * A