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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 87, 8 September 1914, Page 7

T ARA XA K 1 ])- 4 *l lA' l^r'wvs To lie PURCHASED DAILY - THaoCGHorT THE I'EUV'I^CJi at tlio. uiidornu'iitionfil placid: XEW PLYJJOCTI-f.

IwZliT" 1 Devon St. il'Oi. Au.ij, .Stationer Devon st •Will Avery, Tolisicccmist A very, Stationer .. A. 8. Bvook«r,_ Stationc-r .... ]) oV on St. Devon St. Devon ■I CaiTigiil, iStiitioni'r Jxivon •>hs. McNeill, (irocor Devon i-Vliss Ret fori I, Draper Clln . k , S( . A. Roberts. (JrociM- lm- j. -i. Roberts, (irocur Flint L u -fi? n r' (S ™ r ■■ l)cvon st -' E -' F T ii-;• r K]iot ' Sfc ' r T i ;! 0l{!1 south n,i. •I. rayio,-. I,'rocer |.'i(/-„ I a /«.. ~ I lUlov I. Aroa, (lr Mis. Francis, Crocer jj uvc Fitzroy St. W.

vu moon Stationer URK-XLT. Hoc. Jii'i'triuul Xowsagrnt L'KL'Tf. Hallct and Co Storekeeper, ■UOKAU. J,lcol,s Storekeeper.

AWAKJXO. U " Av °o' Storekeeper L\<;LK\ra)D. W. 11. Humphrey Stationer KAI'MATA. Ceo. •Jfackie Storekeeper TAUATA. TARIKI. -T. Therklesen Storekeeper 'MIIXURST. ..Mrs. Wingkec .Storekeeper Haikness aiul (i ri nini"r ~ Storekeepers STRATI'DBJ). 11. •!. Hopkins Stationer (i. Mills Stationer Railway liookstall XGAI'RR. •I. Pennington Storekeeper KLTHAM. Jf. <i. Carman Stationer .UAXUATOKI. j (I. T. Y\ alters Storekeeper. KAPttXGA. I'. Bertie Saddler. A WATUKA. 'Marshall ami t'orrie Storekeepers. OPCXAKE. K. Ciumell Stationer

XOKMAXBY. Mr. Stewart Storekrepcr OKAIAWA. Mr. liarclay Storekeper ITAWEIU. . F. 11. F>oase Stationer Cole & Donnelly .Stationers L. <). Hooker I'k-ture-framev "JXAI [A. Rivertlale Co-op Store. aiAXiAIA. •John Gilmour Storekeeper KALTOKOXi'i. Kaupokouui Co-op. Store. OMATA. T. P. Li.-iter Storekeeper OKATO. <T. S. Fox Storekeeper WAPvKA. K. K Andrews Storekeeper POXGATJEKIf. T. P. Hudson & Sons Storekeepers Cape Egmout Co-op. Store. TiAHOTU. T. T. llughson & Son.,- .... Storekeepers OAOXUI. T. I'. nujrlison & Sons .... Storekeepers Taylor and Reynolds .... Storekeepers PATE A. W. W. Smith Train Agent Also from train runners on all trains.

Fatten Your m m .E. Co. Manures These manures largely contain products from the Nffahauraoga tiiuugktcring •works, us« them and you reitim to the soil the very elements of lii'e trVkon I'iom it in the process of fat.tenine your sheep. No. 1 and No. ?> Mixtures nre principally phospluUo manures Tv.th proportions of Niirofen and to promote full growth, aiul are excellent l'or.llupe and Turnipi. Price*, Nt't. on rail* atKszabau* nnga:—. In 1.1 cwt. Sacks: Ho. 1 Mixture - - £3/12/6 ton Ko. 3 „ - - £5/12,6 ton No. 3 „ - - £5/10/- ton Potato Mixture- - £5/10/-ton Imported Superphosphate - - £3/5/- ton AnalysiH posted on request. and Special Mixtures prepared to order. Consign fat Stock to Ngahaisranga.

Our facilities for freezing :md siiipparticulur« from Meat Export Co., Ltd.

T A ft A T A (< 0 A C 11. UIiORUK IfANOYKR, Proprietor, TIME-TARLIi. Coach leaves Piiranyi at ii.HO a.m. ilajl.v for hiifleivooil, and leaves on till! return trip at - p.m. I-;i wards. 1 ) u twu vS. Leave f.eave PuraugL 5.30 sun. I :i;;l''wooil 2 ji.m. PiiKclio li.3()a.m. Ksimata 2.«|>.:n. Tiirata 7.Sl)a.m. _T:iv:ifa 4 p.m. Kaimata 8.43 a.m. PuLeho 5 ji.:u. Arrive— ArriveIn;;lewood 0.30 a.m. Purangi 8 p.-n. AJI orders or parcel:! left at Store. I'nmifti, Ml T. Wailivn Stables, X'arfita, or I'oyal Mail StaWw. lnglewoml will reeeive prompt atteiaiuM.

Q.ROW SEEDS now—Osiiiimo & Blair's Sweet Peas, first prize* blooms: Xemesia, YegotiiWe. {Jeads now opening up at Veale's,