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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 18, 9 June 1914, Page 6

SPORTING GOODS f'or the (Shooting Season we have just opened up our now stocks of GUNS and AMMUNITION. AH the best makes. Call anJ pee our stocks. ?3 lJ' OKEY SOW km ARNOLD IRONMONGERS, f'.VOK S'iJEET CEFTAfc. SHOOTING SEASON, 1914. JWCKXSES to shoot Cock Pheasantsand Californian Quail in the Tar-V naki Acclimatisation Society's dia trial' will bo issued by the 'following Port' Offices:— New Plymouth, Qpunake, Inglewood, Wai f :.va. C.Vato, Pungarehu, Kaliotu, Tariki, Urenui, Uruti. Fee, £l. Licenses may also be obtained front the Secretary. All licenses must be produced on repuc«t of the Rangers. A close season is being observed for nativo pigeons. 0. N. FIRTH, Hon See. ■l—>ni ii in acw- ■,• < i i OGDCIIN6S n 'My THE BEST WINTER BREAKFAST is PORRIDGE There's no food which tend* tohardihood like the gaud old-fash-ioned Oatmeal Porridge. Its properties are essential lor robustnessof body and bnaiin. growing oliililren it is especially «oo'i. the stamina, it gives • the . and the brain nouris.. imparts tend to ai- % dev c-pment and M'irZy health. Young ana old enjoy Iflw goai' brands we su]>ply—they're so nioetoo. What's better than porridgethese cold mornings! Prices Strictly oompjfitive. WHITAKER & SON GROCIiTvS, NEW PLYMOUTH. WINTER FEED FOR DAIRY COWS. A CHAT WITH DATRYMEN. What arc you doing to KKEP TOUR DAIRY COWS IX MILK? >ftve you realised that a skilful system of feeding will keep your herd in milking condition throughout the Winter months 1 You should consider these questions now, for undoubtedly tho feeding of cows OB thif Food will result in a good supjrtjr of. MILK RIGHT THROUGH THE WINTER, and repay you handsomely. 8u alo G uten Food Very nutritious, all corn. liig'lly digestible. The 1910 ''World's OMfapUmP four to five years Jersey cow,iflpfcainlv on Gluten Meal, yielded 14.373-POUNDS OF MILK,-, testing over lflO.ilb of Butter. Relying on the magnificent results given by Gluten Feed, we have specially imported a small shipment, and we particularly ask you to give this splendid Food a trial. Circulars post free oi: application. IX* llOlb HAGS. 10/- PER BAG. NIMMO & BLAIR SPECIALISTS IX" FARMERS' SUP* PLIES, D U X li D I N. TAKANAKI LAND, PUILDIVQ AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. . (Permanent). Incorporated under "The Building . Societies Act, 8980," DIRECTORS: Messrs. R. Cock (chairmt.i ), A. Sbuttlewortb, John Bills* W, L. Newman, Newton King, Ju Gohhvater. and T. K. Skinner. HANKERS: The Bank of New Zealand. SOLICITORS: Messrs. Wilson and<lrey. Rescrvo Fund £2OOO. The Society pays the cost of .preparing and registering all mortgages (UBI'V? for a. .lesser sum than £100). During the seven years ending Be> ieiuber 30, 191-2, the sum of £14.086 lit M had hern distributed in dividends' ind boi:i!-es .smong the members of lb* Society, iiorrnwers and Investors jim ticipating ali';e in the will thus be seen that the Society * » ■ really co-operative. , Office open daily from 10 a.m. to p.m. (Tbursilay afternoon excepted). K. P. WEBSTER, Seerttwj,, r p,IIE NEW ZEALAND TURF REGISTER. FOR SEASON 1013-U FULL AND ACCURATE REPORTS OF THE I'AST SEASON'S RACING AND TROTTING IX NEW ZEALAND. " ENTRIES, ETC., FOR PRINCIPAL FORTHCOMING RVENTS, TABLES OF WINNERS, BLOOD STOCK SALES. RULES OF RACING. ' , WINNING OWNERS ' WTXNINVi HORSES WINNING 311!ES PRICE 10/0 CASH. The improvements made in recenfc « years in regard to the general arrange- j ments of the Register, and the case iviiicli a ii.\' performance can be found, has been highly commended by those who know the value oi this work of reference to the sporting world. ORDER EARLY to avoid disappoint-.' went, as*only a limited number aw<tii< inr nrinted. . _ - : v-::