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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 160, 23 November 1912, Page 8

B A Very Ramarkable Offering Men's Hi Grade Bo THE KIND OF BOOT YOU KNOW ARE REGULARLY-SOLD AT 25/-. 8# r# We want to test us to the limit of value-giving. You've got an unusual chance right now at any of our four Taranaki stores. We are giving you 25/- boots for 16/9. You will find here anything von have in mind. When ordering t by post please add 1/- for postage. Please quote number No. 80}?. . Menjp Box Calf -.Derby, black, with open fronts and heels. Solid %in soles. ' Standard screwed. 16/9 No. 2937. Box Calf Balmorals, exactly as pictured; medium toe; welted. Very dressy. 16/9 No. 1340. Fine Glace Kid, open-front bals, simnless, without toe-cap. Splendid wide-fitting. Made for comfort. Welted. 16/9 _ No. 4017. line Glace Kid Balmorals, with smart toe. These boots, although having medium narrow toes, are good fitters. Welted. No. 4017. Box Calf Derbys. Made of very fin? smooth calfskin. Welted, and leather lined. Medium toe. A lovely boot. 16/9 16/9 No. 3078. Willow Calf closed-front bals. Very smart shape. Fine quality; welted. Fancv punching around uppers. 16/9 No. 1332. Glace Kid Bals.. made over a naturalform Yankee last. These boots are welted. 16/9 No. 8012. Tan Willow calf Derbvs. Similar to 8012, tan. Color :s nice nut brown. only in 16/9 The Melbourne, NEW PLYMOUTH iNc lf;wood STRATFORD ELTHAM

BAY OF PLENTY * DABxf FARMS. 165 ACRES rich improved dairy form at £lB 10s on terms. T.P.62 ACRES highly improved, milking plant, etc., £3O, on terms. T.P.&S ■1 PA ACRES well improved ricU dairy ing land at £l6. Terms. T.t'i A (*0 ACRES highly improved, milking plant, etc, (A snip.) £l7. jlermg. !'• tAflfi ACRES well improved dairy farn. it £6. Terms. T.P.57 KAA ACRES. A fine farm with imvvv pavements, a'j £0- Terms. Terms. * K.K.3 99A ACRES well improved dairy farn. at £lO. Terms. K.K.2 ■J AA ACRES well improved dairy farm at £lO. Terms. K.K.2 IAA ACRES unimproved tall *ern land at £2 10s. Term.. 9 JSfl ACRES partly improved at till Terms. ■J Q/> ACRES partly improved, niet AOO dairy f arm a t £7. Terms. E ■J Kft ACRES ideal dairy farm at £lO. Terms. K FRUIT FARMS FROM 10 to 30 ACRES WILSON AND BOBBINS AUCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS TAURANGA AND TE PUKE. HARYEY'S IDEAL MILK CANS. COMMENT UNNECESSARY (SUPPLIED to the Leading Taraaki Factories. If you want the best you will use no other. Orders despatched the ■arae day as reteivud. If you experience difficulty in procuring these cans through your Factory \ write to us direct, or to Newton King, Stratford and New Plymouth, ALEXANDER HARVEY AND SO«S, LIMITED :: AUCKLAND SWEDE SEEDSS MAGNUM BONUM. MAGNUM BONUM. CRIMSON KING. CRIMSON KING. CHAMPION MONARCH. CHAMPION MONARCH. SUPERLATIVE. SUPERLATIVE. Try our SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE. SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE. GAMLIN & LUKE INGLEWOOD. NOW READY. Piping and Summer FLOWERING PLANTS. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CARNATIONS—Best Show Varietiea(our own selection), post free, 10/- doz. Latest Novelties (our own selection), post free, 16/- per doz. New Per- ; petuals (191'2 novelties), very hardy. Tremendous demand for these Peri petuals at Home this season, one grower alone disposing of over 450,000 plants. Post free, '27/0 per doz. PTRETHRUMS— New Single and Double named varieties. Large, handsome flowers. Invaluable for vase decoration. Post free, 10/- per doz. DELPHINIUMS-rThe New Kelway's Improved. Hardy and showy perennial. Produces profusion of splendid spikes. Post free, 12/- per doz. BEGONIAS— Single-flowering, for bedding or pot-planting, post free, 9/per doz. Double-flowering, for pot culture, post free, 18/- per doz. All the above should be planted without delay. Send us your orders at once. I NIMMO & BLAIR, PLANT GROWERS, DUNEDIN. nsiHC WBBSISQJSi * FSZ.LA. ARCHITECT. Devon Street, - ■ New Plymouth

MAKE BEST VEHICLES. ! All kinds, including the lovely Tar- | anaki satinwood gigs. We will repair, re-tyre or re-paint your vehicle. t SELL ENGLISH HARNESS. Which we import direct for gig, buggy and dogcart. Some new Bets just unpacked. YyE IMPORT CANADIAN & AMERICAN FARM IMPLEMENTS. And sell at lowest rates. Stocks i include: Mowers, cultivators, seed- ; ers, drills, ploughs (all kinds), windmills, pumps, sprayers. W. JENKINSON & C° Factory: Gover Street. ; Office & Showrooms, Devon Street, j Opposite Red House Hotel, j New Plymouth. ! Sole Taranaki agents for the "Bunyip Forest Devil" Stump Extractor. New Departure in Ranges! I OVEN OF | Zeaiandia Range Mow made on RIGHT or LEFT side. At the request of a large number of builders we have introduced this new feature, which makes the range better adapted to suit the construction and shape of a room. It's a grand idea, and fills a long-felt want. Only Zea'andia Ranges have it. Write for | free Catalogue No. 8. | Barningham & Co., Ltd. S George St., Dunedin. NIXON & NIXON, Agent*. rjaa

When Housewives pay for butcher meat I They also pay for bones: When jam they from the grocer get They also buy the stones. But there's a Jam, a Stoneless Jam— The fav'rite brand with mothers—"ST. GEORGE" its name, And great its fame, Its good-neas beats all others. Geor Ai PLUM No thrifty Mother can afford to be without St. George Jam • in her home—a 71b. Can is but one-third the price of the same weight of butter. Per table use and baking purposes alike it has no equal. The Enamel-Lining of St. George Cans protects the contents from contamination with the tin and ensures the fruit being always as fresh and fragrant as glass jar preserves. Ask your Grocer for ST. GEORGE JAM. 3

TRAVEL FROM NEW PLYMOUTH TO RAHOTU, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, JhJMPIRE bv S r«?/ Prinw ~ h y &OWD Prince, by Loid [Salisbury (imp.), 1207 uS.B., bv Yonag Conqueror, by Old Conqueror, bv bv 017n lr / 4 ' by Loft y % Fancy. y Old Clyde--out of Danuel (imported by tbe late R. McCallum Esq ) DAM; Empire's dam, by Prince of Windsor, Royal Prince's dnui Maid of Avon; by louiig Banker (1 N.Z.S.B) EMPIRE took 'first prize at Amberley and second prize at Rangiora as a year lag; is a two-year-old, second prize at ,™? n secon(l P l- ' 2O at Hangiora, 1907—First prize at Taranaki for best »ire in North Taranaki; second to Lord lirskme against all coders; first Manawatu against all 00111013. 1!>08 First Manavvatu for sire with over 11 inches of bone; second Egmont to Baron Martin, Lom Erskine third; first laranaki against all comers; first laMnaki best sire in North Taranaki: first Masterton against all comers. i!)09-First Taranaki agaiust all corn's; first Taranaki best sire in North Taranaki, Terms: Single mare £4 4 S) two or more as arranged. Payable January 1, For particulars see cards. 0. ARDEN, Owner, Oi Groom in charge.

OUR JOINTS Are always fresh, and the quality is proved at every dinner-table. We kill only Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork and Poultry. We want your orders. You want our service. ' • ) UR M OTTO ~~ CLEANLINESS & PROMPTITUDE. Try a quarter of lamb for Sunday's dinner. The best we ever had. SOLE BROTHERS Phone 19.

TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1, 1912 TO APRIL 30, 1913. PISHING LICENSES may be obtained from J. Therkleson, Tarikij G. (iudgeon, Inglewood; R. Gribbon, Wairara; J. S. Fox, Okato; A. S. Haaell. Vew Plymouth, and the undersigned. 0. N. FIRTH, Secretary. Licenses.—Men, whole season (available over all the Dominion), £lj women and boys (under 16 years), ss; daj licenses (available for Taranaki district only), 2s Gdj half-season licenses, from December 20, 1912 (available for Tara oaki district only), 12s 6d. CRITERION LIVERY & BAIT STABLER POE JJ I R E - MOTOR CARS CABS, BUGGJES, SULKIES SADDLE HORSEb Mountain House Excursions arrangeo for at Special Rates. M. JOKES PROPRIETOR. 'Phone 29. TO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH, The four-year-old Pony Stallion, ffIMOTH Y Q.IBBS Terms; £1 10s. For further particulars apply E WARD, Gill Street.

0 Stand the Season at New Plymouth and travel Waitara, Inglewood, Oakura and Okato, The High-c'ass Trotting Stallion, \\J 1 L1)w 00 D Q HIE? (Sire, VVildwood (imp.); dam Dart). VYLLDWUOD CHIEF'S sire, Wildwood, is the champion speed producer of Australasia, he being the sire of Wiidwocd Junior (4min 33sec., two niiles), a reco-rd h f r'il«r and winner of the Thousand Pound Race twice in succession, and oi Ribbonwood, who held the record for nine years, beating Fritz (2m. 9sec) for a mile R'bbonwood in turn is the sire of King f lie (2min 8 3-ssee. for a mile and 4min • ■ oc. tor two miles), wuo held the re- < oid last season. No breeder in search jf a champion oan afford to ignore the Wildwood blood. WILDWOOD CHIEF will cover a limited number of mares. Terms, £4 4f Jbor lui i/uui puruuula rs see eards. Fees payable January 1, ID"';;. CECIL ARDEN, Owner. Or Groom in Charge. Travelling dates later. im M r po TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN N'EW PLYMOUTH And in the surrounding Districts—["HE TnOROUGIHmKD STALLION RED RAIN (2), by Cianranald—Cath erine Wheel (half-brother to Treadmill), bred by Sir Geo. Clifford. For further particulars sc? cards. J. BOND (owner i SI;H Street