Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 136, 2 November 1914, Page 2

OPPORTUNITIES IN MEN'S OUTFITTING J Opportunities of getting really highgrade wearables at exceedingly moderate prices—that's the kind that await the wise man here. Wfcat about YOU 3 SHIRTS*, for inataace—we're got * ' splendid lot in rarions tasteful designs. TIES, also 00LLAB3, UNDERWEAR HOSE, TfAISTOOATS, and 10 forth—tike right things at 4ie right prlcei. F, Plumtree Plymouth. "OVTiTTTia POK MBN OP TiSTB.." LAND! LAND! LAND IQKfI aUKJBJ, freehold, Herth Taranaki, rery riei, lord ud aadalatlag laad oi papa ail Una font atioaa. All but lfM aerea laid dowa ia beat «ix«d iCaglish grasses aad the bal aaee ia good bush. Well leased ud sobiivided iutrj :«n«eaieat paMooka. 4-ro omed bouie, (toek yard* aad ahed, garden and orctard; practically all plougha ble; good fats aad ralleyi ea wilch bullocks a-rf fattened. Wei suited lor tubdiviaioa. Will wiatar 1% awaa to the acre r**'': &ad pereeatace of «atile. All turplua stock «aa be fatteaed »> property. T-n be told to wiad «p eatate . A <>«nram at £t a«r a«re. Keaamable ten* ' BTfTE .i DAIRY FARM t& iN acre*, *U uapttwed. «taeh farm well feaeed aad wMirlded into M paddock* Good •-roomed tons*, with bathroom. Cowshed vi<t> concrete floor aad yards, implement shed, waah-hoaae, loose box haiaesa ah-<i i-orkahop, piggery, etc Wee £S2 per aora Terau £l*oo eaah, and the b*'*K* aTxaa*e< for w t «a*owiW» tjrma. * nieap property. Very n» dairy farm—l7# --aorf» wriii beacb nuuMgc. i*vel aad well wate-W v c> buildingi. Ha* beea tased wiely for grazing tnd fatteaing. kSitaated North TarapakL Will Bake an ide* : d»*ry farm *-»* «!» per acre. Teroe, £B®* »a«k. aad oa Tomon*)!' -.aimr .N'KWton h:IN- s< i> Vl> 4NB ' v "(A'SiOn

Thesa iwi'dg ft; .eiected troin tm mmm M . It i RiiOU&HAM -Tj{*svr Kotnitil.-tiiTiiiing the sdTance in price of fi.lt metals nnee tlie outbreak of w:ir, THE PRICES OF "IDEAL" CANS WILL XOT HE ADVANCED, as we had landed large stocks of raw material previous ts ti>e present crisis taking place, Our jii-sciit fortunate position will be passed on ti» our custoi will s.iiti business relationship we wiil at all tiries do ior best to retain. mmmßEMmmx*mmwiA Albert Street,

THE PJiICES MOST APPEAL T( YOU. MACHINERY WE GAN SELL YOU THE SUPER I MLI. U Made by American seeding o*. *Coultrr 11-Coultf-r 13-Coulter ...... £4O We also stock Ploughs, Mowers, Osi tivators, Winil-Milla, Fumps, etc. We iavitc your inspection. W.JENfUNSON&Co CARRIAGE BUILDERS AM) MPORTERS, Devon and Gover Streets. New P]y»onv JJREJfUI-WAITAKA-New PLYMOUTB MOTOR TJUS AND PAROIL9 AGQICY. Motor 'Bug kfcves Urenui daily at t aan., Waitara 9.15 a.m. Leaves New Plymouth Trocadero), x l . . 3 pjt. (Thursdays 1 p.m.) Leaves Waitara 4.30 p.m. for Urenui " . (Thirredayß 2.15 p.m.) Prompt delivery of parcel* and careful attention to all orders. ARTHUR J. SMITH, sit;.;",: . Propri«tg»,

Fatten Your Lambs Oh aughtering worlis. tfii olomentß of lifo fcsken from it in i process of fattening yoar tkaap. No. 1 and No. 3 Mixta™ are or cipally phosphato manures with p portions of Nitrogen and Potash promote full growth, and areexc lent for jUapa and Turnipi. Prices, Nat Caoh on raO* atHtahannnga : In ijont. iMka: No. 1 MlxtuM • . £g/12/J t«a Ho. 3 „ - - U/12/StM Ho. 8 „ - - £B/10/- ton Potato Miiture- - £B/16/-ton Imported Superphosphate - - £B/8/- toa Analysis postad on roouast and Special Mixture! prepared to ordar. Consign fat Stock to Ngahauranga. Our facilities for freezing and shipWellington 0., Ltd. 13-20 Hunter St„