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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 145, 14 November 1914, Page 7

Don't Waste time .; with Jobbers I have the best selection of Material on the sports market. CRICKET BATS Stuart Surridge's Special Selected Rapid Driver * Rapid Driver Standard Driver " .Duke's Willow King 4 ■ .Youths' all-eane, size 4, 'ted Ayres' Macartney Autograph •■ • 30/ Ayres' International ... 2.V- Spalding Ilayward Century . .. 20/- Sapldin'g Grand Prix ....... ... 25/- Spalding County Special ... 4, 0/9: 5, 7/9; size 6, 8/9. CRICKET BALLS Duke's Special County 9/- Duke"s No. 3 P.K.D .- 7/6 Coronet Compo. Match, 1/1; Youths', 9d; Boys', fid. STUMPS. REVOLVING BRASS TOP and STEEL -&HOD, special quality, fiinest straight " grained ash, with bails, per set 13/0 SOLID BRASS TOP AND BRASS SHOD, extra quality, with bails, per set 12/0 BRASS TOP AXD STEEL SHOD, excellent value, with bails 10/6 CRICKET SUNDRIES. Leg Guards, white buck skeleton, IS/fi; Batting Gloves, Surrey 'Shield !>/-, County 7/-; Wicket Gauntlets, "The Stumper," 18/6, "The Stedman" 22/0;' llubber Handles, 1/6, 2s-; Abdominal P\ads, 5/-; Cricket Spikes, 2/-; Cricket Sets, 18 x 8, 27/6, 42 x 8 62/6. Jf '^ THE SPORT KING, FRANK] FARRELI, Wholesale & Reta Importer of every description of Sports and Games. Tennis or Cricket. Illustrated Catalogue Free on request. P.O. BOX 87, ELTHAM.

GENUINE SEEDLESS. GENUINE SEEDLESS. KO^FOED'S TOMATO SAUCE AWARDED Ist PRIZE at AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. THE SAUCE THAT IS GOOD AND KEEPS GOOD. TARANAKI AGENTS:. BURGESS, FRASER & Co. NEW PLYMOUTH.

TUBfmtCT Of OH*' NOT* WALL PAPERS WILL »» TO ! te!r^'/^ARTISTIC S MAKE HOME A GOOnf|p|| PLACfc TO LIVE IN. l^" IF YOU CARE TO SEE A carefully-selected and charming variety of new patterns, bright, well printed, artistically colored and; moderately priced, come and see us, that we may > which we snail be pleased to mail you. RBmRMBES. -+■ Your walls form the chief surface of your home. Make •hem artistic and healthy. The small expense is trifling compared with the Jilting restult, and we certainly have the goods to produce the effect. BELLRINGEK BROS VIW PLYMOIITF and STRATFORD.

LAND! LAND! LAND! 1100 Acres 0. R. P. 400 acres in grass, balance good bush, partly undulating and ploughable, well fenced, good sleep and catil« eountry. Price, £3 12s for the freehold; £SOO required down. 60 Acres Freehold All in good English grasses, we 11 subdivided and watered; new I -roomed house, 6-bail cowshed, concrete floor, all dead level; good metalled . .''ad. Price, £32 10s per acre; £SOO cash will bay it. 80 Acres Freehold" Nine miles from New Plymouth on good metalled Toad, all level and in grass, will carry about 40 eo ws, well watered, divided into small paddocks; owner will sell as a going concern, including stock of over 40 cowg and heifers, at £33 per acre; £7OO cash required. 30 Acres Freehold Three miles from Wanganui; god houses and outhouses; all level and in grass, will carry about 17 to ws; owner will exchange for a Taranaki farm. Price, £3OOO. NOTE.—The adjoining prop erty, without buildings, was sold at £IOO per acre three ye ars ago. Half Acre Freehold Section Near Fitzroy, close to trams; a nice level section. Pries £176. doomed House New, and %-acre near Breakwater, all conveniences, well sheltered. Price, £450. 6 Roomed House & 1 Acre At Vogeltown, all conveniences; 'bus passes property. Price, £800: owner will accent £3OO down and bstlance can remain. One fifth Acre at Fitzroy All dead level sections. Price, only £SO each. 7 Roomed House & 2 half Acres At Frankley. Park, ill conveniences, good large orchard, 1% miles from P.O. Price, £llsO I Griffiths &