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mssctmmmimmmm Mb i mmm CBQ/TBIMGEPACTORY RUGBY Are recognised as rics and smartest Prices: 18/6; 84. Call and see these su. NEW'ZEALAWP I clothing mim NORFOLK SUITS With plain shorts or semi-brejsclWfi Jo<#o nicest and last longest. ! i; ' / " Prices: 12/0, 16/6, 21/-, 24/6, 32/6, 88/0. " '' i J i. 1 ■/<* «| N.Z. Clothing Factory WAITARA STANDARD FERTILISE MIXED SPECIALLY TO SUIT TARANAKI SOILS. J TURNIP GRASS (Permanent) GRASS (for Top Dressing) ,r RAPE MANGOLD GRAIN POTATO BLOOD & BONE, tfRITE FOR OUJR PRICE LIST BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (Australasia), Ltd., WAITARA FREEZING WORKS. McCLUGGAGE AND CO. LAND, COMMISSION & FINANCIAL AGENT!. YORK CHAMBERS, STRATTOBD. Box 26. 'Phone 131. 357 FREEHOLD; all laid dwn in English Grasses, with the exception of 50 a«res under crop. Subdivided into 25 paddocks, -with sevenroomed house, cow-shed and all necessary outbuildings. • This farm has only changed hands once since the bush has been felled, and is in splendid order. On good metalled road, and six miles from railway station. Price per acre, £2O. 540 ACRES rent per ye ar ; 470 acres in grass; subdivided into 10 paddocks; 100 acres ploughable, with 4-roomed house, cowshed sheep yards and other outbuildings. Price per acre, £9, with deposit of £BOO. Will consider an exchange for smaller dairy farm. £SO CASH will secure 322 acres °" R ' P * at lld P er acre > 180 acres in grass and partly fenced; iron whare, two miles from railway station, P.O. and school. Price per acrce, £3 15s j very easy terms. fcty ACRES FREEHOLD; all in grass; subdivided into five paddocks; all ploughable; 6-roomed house; two miles from railway station, factory and P.O. Price per acre, £2O. Cash required, £450. > 1 : 1200 O-R-P' an( * L.1.P., papa formation; 900 acres in grass, sukdivided into 15 paddocks; well watered. Woolshed 30 x 40, yards, etc. Winters two sheep besides cattle. Sight alongside rising township' and railway station. Price per acre, £l2. This is a good grazing farm. We have several hotels and boarding-houses for sale and to lease on good terms. Intending purchasers are invited to inspect. Commonsense tells us And Science Endorses its That, tHe Drench for the cow is needed after calving; and that it is rid!* culous to prescribe the same mixture for a cow before calving and alter 5 calving. So COOMBRIDGE'S SPECIAL AFTER-CALVING DRENCH GROCOTT'S FORMULA. t Comes specially recommended. Farmers who have used it this year are recommending it just as highly as. users of other, years, whose testi- : monials are printed, and can be obtained on application; I Sold at all the leading stores in Taranaki—at Stratford, Inglewood, | Tariki, Waitara, Bell Block, Okato, Pungarehu, Rahotu, Oaonui, Mid- I hirst. Manufactured only by W. S. COOMBRIDGE VETERINARY & PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, . I ELTHAM. ; All kinds of Veterinary instruments kept in stock. THE MOTOR CYCLE THAT FLIES DP THE HILLS LIC Because her engines are so perfect. A 3%-h.p. motor that does all the worK' you'll never need. See its patent strong sp ring fork, making it almost ribrationless, its new starting device (STARTS LIKE A CAR), its improved foot rest, ita spring operated stand. In fact, the L.M.C. is L.M.C —THE record breaker—L.M.C It's a record breaker not only as a hill climber, racer, etc., but for its many improvements which help to make its riders comfortable and secure. Eaay to learn and control. A commercial necessity nowadays . and a constant source of delight to the man who would see the country. Emery and Co CYCLE & MOTOR EXPERTS. NEW PLYMOUTH. // Jea There are many olose imitations of ita packet and name, bit *U Uek fit* unique quality, flavour and strength of Amber Tip#, 1/IQ, 1/1« IffSRPI

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 146, 7 November 1912, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 146, 7 November 1912, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 146, 7 November 1912, Page 7

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