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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 67, 7 August 1914, Page 8

SENSATIONAL SAVINGS Annual Sale at MEN'S ALL-WO >!. HEAVY RIBBED SOX. Tin ! o kind. 3 pairs ior 2/6 MEN'S TWEED < IJRCOATS, usual <:i/6. Your pick, 29/6 'LKNDID FLAX*nd white, us""' prices, 39/6, 45 HORROCKSES* NELETTE, crea ly lOd MENS UNION .--iiRTS, ideal shirts for working nn i. Uuallv 4/9 3/11 LARGE WHITE . H COLORED TURKISH TOWELS, worth 2/6 pair. j/9 PAIR. LITTLE BOYS .-\ EKCOATS warm and confortalil' i/..5, ?to 9 years. From a Home n.^iiifafturer. 7/11 10/(5- 12/6 MEVS RI3BED (XILON'IAL UNDERFANTS. H"«vy ribbed and warm. Usually I'll. 8/11 PAIR- ! JCCY PANTS, full size. !.-. Usually 3/0 9/11 W'Y ARMY COATS. A ■ at, usual! / 255. 1 K/--i! RUIiS. bound edges, .•iiiii. worth !)/fl. fJ/JI ■ MS]S(i SHOES. Or- • -. 4/11, 5/6, 5/11. All 2/11 '. KiN'fi SHOES, ordinary :"'fi. 12"', 15/6. All at 5/11 •".Ai'lC AND BOX CALF : >!-i'-y prices, 12/6, 10/6s, Never to be-fcrgotten Bargains at this Great . rcain Sale STRATFORD HAWERA

Prime Table Potatoes Special quotations for quantities PRIMS OATEN SHEAF & STRAW CHAFF, TUI PIG MEAL (best procurable 1 POLLAED SUCCRO3INE. FEED OATS, r-. "7!T T JPTITS'' -iplosive f>r your stumping. You'll be well satisfed with iv<u!ts. H. C. LUKE, INGLE WOOD, .v

HERE'S YOUR CHANGE. MOLLISOM'S 5 LADIES" at one price, < } f i. (i KM 11, These Costumes are in tli*- wry iatest styles and are all tlii* Season's good*. To effect a'clearance we l.a-.v market them at tlie above KXTR AORDI XAKY tOW PRICES-COMK AND SECURE OXE-IT WILL I!K THE OKF \TFST BARGAIN' YOU EVER GOT. LADIES" FELT HATS, in tlie newest shapes. All to clear at 1 /t 1 „.„', i. All to clear at 1 /"! f SALIS PRK'ES J/11 ami LADIES' DIVIDED SKIRTS, tie-.-, line.!. SALIS PRH'I-s 1/11 a)ll! 2/3 1 II MOLLiSON'S CASH DRAPERS DEVON" STREET NEW PLYM.UITI

DAIRY FARM—SIXTY ACRES Seven m'Cu from railway and butter factory. Cream cart passes. School half-a-mile. Xinety per cent, ploughabde. Will carry in its present state one cow to two acres. Clover and root crops grow in abundance. Price, £8 10s; small deposit. No agents. Address— EARNSCLEUGH ESTATE, Ngongotaha. TO BE PUBLISHED EARLY IX AUGUST. THE NEW ZEALAND '£ UR F JJ E GISTER I and ar-ci-v*.- !v-vorts of the pn-si'ason-s r;. i::; :ui.l trottiii" in » Zealand. EXTRIE*. ETC.. For PRINCIPAL FUTURE EVENTS. TABLES OF WIXXERS BLOOD STOCK SALFS RULES of KACIXO. WfNXLVO n\V\RR<J wrxxixo. horses Wixxixo sires. RI7.ES of RAflXc TROTTIXi; STATISTICS MICE. IQ n c AS h;'.ting world. t in at once U 3 oiilv a limit. I

WINTER FEED. WINTER FEED. WINTER FEED. WINTER FEED. FOR DAIRY COWS. A CHAT WITH DAIRYMEN. What are you doing to KEEP YOUR DAIRY COWS IX MILK? Have you realised tliat a skilful system of feeding will keep jour herd in milking condition throughout the Winter months? You •hould consider these questions now, for undoubtedly the feeding of cows on this Food will result in a good supply of MILK RIGHT THROUGH THE WTNTER, and repay you handsomely. fiualon Ciuten cr'oo Very nutritious, ail corn, lu'glilv digestible. The 1910 -World's Champion" four to five years Jersey cow. fed mainly on Gluten Meal, vielded 14.373 POUXDS OF MILK, testing over 10051b of Butter. Relying *>" the magnificent results given by ;en Feed, ed a i'< e h:r.\ =jvtially import•uient, and we particu"c this splendid Food • r -t free on application. I nib BAfiS. 16/- PER BAG. tflMM' & BLAIR SPECIA FARMERS' SUPES, E D I N. W. G. M-* M - N "*- «.EX£RAJ. ; j r:ntin.<r >. .;: neatly rod promptly •* liberate rs'cf at the Dii!v eral Printhg House. Thor.p Plymouth: £ Stratford.