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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 34, 30 June 1914, Page 2

*BY FEEL COLD? v THIS caw SURELY BE AVOIDED BY WEARING , WOLSELEY UNDERWEAR stock big range* of Wolsej Unshrinkable Singlets and Pants in extra >e»Tjr weights, »uitable for the Tarana ki climate. Also , Kaiapoi ttoslyn and Petone Woollen Goods rheee we stock in keavy medium and li ght weights, a variety equal to any Rug Blankets Alio Warm Woollen Gloves, Mufflers, Shirts, eto. F. PLUMTREE [/ASH CSX)THIER AKD OUTFITTER, DEVON STREET

LANI) I LiiNU 1 ' 1950 freehold, North Taranaki, very rich, level and undulating land on papa and lime formations. About 1600 acres laid down in beat mixed English grasses and the balance in good bush. Well fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks. 4-roomed house, stock yards and shed, garden and orchard; practically all loughable; good flats and valleys on which Mocks are fattened. Wei suited for subdivision. WiU winter 2% ewes to the acre well and percentage of cattle. All surplus stock can be fattened on property. To be sold to wind up estate, a bargain at £9 per acre. Reasonable terms given. EXCELLENT DAIRY FARM of 190 acres, all improved; beach farm well fenced and sub-divided into 20 paddocks. Good 9-roomed house, with bathroom. Cowshed with cdncrete floor and yards, implement shed, wash-house, loose box, harness shed, workshop, piggery, etc. Price, £32 per acre. Terms £IOOO cash, balance can be arranged for on reasonable terms. A very cheap proVery rich coasta] dairy farm—l7s—acres—with beach frontage, level and well watered. No buildings. Has been used solely grazing and fattening. Situated North Taranaki. Will make an ideal dairy farm. Price, £3O per acre. Terms, £BOO cash, and balance on reasonable terms. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT NEW PLYMOUTH. * Great Sale of Assigned Stock NOW o - NOW ON •v, lf desire a reftll 7 pretty hat—distinctive and stylish for the least possible outlay, you should come to MRS PELLEW'S Great Clearing Sale, where a fine display of choice millinery is available. .wmlppeJla^onceTVou e b6aUtifUl and the P leaßil * col « r All trimmed and untrimmed hats a t half price, from 2a lid each. The prices are so low as to make the value really unique. A Bplendid lot of childien g hats and 'bonnets at 2s fid each. Also a few special lines in embroideries and insertions at yard. Sheetings, Flannels, ladies' hose, all at sale prices. A lot of pearl buttons, all sizes, 4d per card. Mrs. Pellew invites ladies to send their orders in early for making and renovating all at Sale Prices. For Smart Styles at Small Prices, MRS PELLEW RED POST CORNER DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

Dairy Uten3ils Must be kept Clean avid Sanitary, Quite Easy if you use "SCOURIHE" Just add a little UXJURINE to the water, wash in vue usual way, and the utensils will be perfectly clean and lanitary. 600 uRINE kills the germs, removes dirt and grease like magio, and makes aU tainted places sweet and clean. MajukiA'JS is a pure wiute pawuer possessing powerful cieansing qualities. It is non-injurious to rubbtr, metals or other aterials, and doesn't harden the hands. Only a little Bcourine is required, and it is far more economical than soda and other inferior cleansing HgentsYour grocer sells SOOUKINE in lib bags at fid, 51bs bags at 2s 3d, 1121b casks at 2%d u>, 11801b casks at 2%aper lb. (JSHERWOOD I AND CO, WHOLESALE AGENTS, DUNEDIN.

W P. KICOLL fy. H. BOWK WM, RO WE, BBOL'QHAM STKB T NfiW PLYMOUTH GBAHS HEEDS JOB 1 "" JTUMN SOWING. RYEGRASS COCKSFOOT COWGRASS, of pro<-'<:4. g('rr,-nali-:.o #»d qoftlily, ft towsl- priw* consistent with prime quiiirj TAKE NOTICE! G. W. & H. DRAKE have opened a very fine sliow of FURNITURE in premiaea lately occupied by F. Drake. FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS ON SHOW. Latest pattern LINOLEUMS arrived. New CARPETS, RUGS and PASSAGE RUNN'ERS just in. liales of n'AU PAPERS newly opened up Latest designs. INSPECTION INVITED at 0. W. & 11. DRAKE'S INGLI WOOD (Next Dr. WhelU