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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 150, 12 November 1912, Page 4

.One cow Is nothing much to the numI'jjar—more or less —in Taranaki. One mifow' off your herd U something to you |?i4f you lose it. Many a farmer has lost ' through neglecting some small »ilArc you neglecting any ailment Swith your had! If so see SYKES, THE IiJABMEKS' CHEMIST. —Advt v WASTE IN TEA. WASTE IN TEA. WASTE IN TEA. prim A dust is the product of withered, 'dried-up leaves. Take any dried PtMft*- in your garden, crush it between Sfjour fingers, and it will turn to dust. £-ffea dust is waste, and when found in a it is pretty certain that the is inferior. The tea has lost its Vitality and stimulating properties. iere is practically no dust in fi*A because of the extreme care taken in its for the market. It is blendgfed and packed in Weillington, and its is perfect. Three grades at 2/-, r'l/10 and 1/8 per lb. Try it this week. 'Jsree sample on application to G. Turnbull«Co WELLINGTON. trifr SPECIAL PRICE BLUCHERS FOR HARD COUNTRY WtfAR. A special price for a special period, ■ from a specially selected strong line of Men's Nailed Bluchers. The j price is 5/6 per pair. We've also a fine Strong Shooter Boot at 9/9, I a Chrome Walking Boot 10/6, and ' a Heavy Kip Shooter at 13/--, youths' chrome school boots, 1 to 6, 9/6, 10/6; Girls' stout chrome boots 5/6, 6/6, 7/9; women' 3 stout chrome boots 9/6. Lean prices for lean times, and for a little time only, and this is not the only bargain line. MCE WEN BROS QUALITY SHOE STORE New Plymouth. 'Phone 201. y