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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 17, 8 June 1914, Page 6

GOODS For the Shooting Season we have just opened up our lie iv stocks of CUSS and AMMUNITION. All the best makes. '-ili and see our stocks; OK£Y SQN-AHD ARNOLD IRONMONGERS, ""•VOis-ritSET-OEy^PAL. SHOOTING SEASON, luu. JJCEXSKS to shoot Cock Pheasants and California!! Quail in the Tarv naki Acclimatisation Society's distrlrt will be iisued by the following Port Offices:—:NVw Plymouth, Opunake, Inglewood, \V«Rr,T2. C.'.:ato, «Pungarehu, Kahotu, Tariki, -Uremii, Uruti. Fee, £l, Licenses may also be obtained from the Secretary. ■' '■'■:>■ All licenses must bo produced on repuost of the Rangers. A close season is being observed for native pigeons. , • 0. X. FIRTH, Hon Sec. '■,<■ BEST WHITER BREAKFAST is PORRIDGE' There's no food whioh tend* te< hardihood like the goad old-fad*, ionod Oatmeal Porridge. Its pro-. pr-rties are essential for robustnessof bo<ly and bnuiin. i.-"- growing eihihtem it is espee- - laiij good- the stamina it give* the u-ulw and the brain nouriv- , imparts tend te, alburn de. (pment and health. ' young ana old enjoy tt»' goo* brands we supply—they're no nice too. What's hotter than porridgetliese cold mornings; Prices slbrictly compstitivo. WHITAKER & SON GROCERS, NEW PLYMOUTH. WINTER PEED FOR DAIRY COWS. A CHAT WITH DAIRYSH&C.' What arc you doing to KEEP YOUR HAIRY COWS IN •MILK? Hare you realised that n skilful system of fe*din| will keep your herd in milking coititioa throughout the Winter months T Y_o» should consider these questions new, ferundoubtedly the. feeding of cows en this Food will result in a good sueplr of MILK RIGHT THROUGH THI WIN*. TE«, and repay you handsomely. Bu alo Guten Food A .Very nutritious, all corn. lug'ily jiblc. The 1010 "World's "Ohampion four to five years Jersey cow, fed mainly on Gluten Meal, yielded ■ M.37.1 POUNDS Of.' MMK, testing over lOil.Uli of Butter. Relyinf on the magnificent results- given* by. Gluten Feed, we have specially imports ed a small shipment, and we partial* larly ask you to give this splendid Fot>4 a trial. Circulars post free on application. IN 1101b HAGS. 10/- PER BAG. NIMMO & BLAIR SPECIALISTS TN FARMERS' SUP. PLIES, ■DUSBBIX. TAKANAKI LAND, BUILDING AJTO INVESTMENT SOCIETY. (Permanent). Incorporated under "Th* Building Societies Act. 8080." DIRECTORS: Messrs. R. Cock msii), A. Shuttlcworth, John EUie, W. L. Newman, Newton King, A. • Goldwater. and T. K. Skinner. CANKERS: The Bank of New Zealaud. SOLICITORS: Messrs. Wilson and Grey* Reserve Fund .... £2OOO. The Society pays the cost of preparne nnd registering all mortgages (na. I'.-o for a- lesser sura than £100). liuri.ig the seven years ending Sep•emher 30. 11)12. the sum of £14,880 12t - * >l had heen distributed in dividend! md bonuses among the members of tho £ Sncii-tv. borrowers and Investors par- ' tieipating ali!:e in the distribution. I| will thus be seen that the Society is 'eallv co-operative. ■ Office open daily from 10 a.m. ( 0 « p.m. (Thursday afternoon excepted). E. P. WEBSTER; Secretary, * T" K XEAV ZEAL4XD TURP REGISTER; FOR SEASON 1913-U FULL AM) ACCURATE REPORTS OP THE PAST SEASON'S RACINGT ANtt TROTTING IN NEW ffi\D ENTRIES, ETC., FOR PRINCIPAL FORTHCOMING RVENTS TABLES OF WINNERS BLOOD STOCK SALES. RULES OF RACING. WINNING OWNERS WINNING HORSES WINNING 3IKES HUCE 10/fl CASH. Tho improvements made in* recent years in rognrd to the general arrange-' iiicnts of the Register, and tho case withwinch any performance can be found, hae been bigltly commended bv those who know the value of this work of referenceto the sporting world. ORDER EARLY to avoid disappoint*, menfc, as only a- limited number are be~ inr i>rinh>d( ,„■*