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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 289, 15 May 1915, Page 3

By carefully studying the requirements of Taranaki fanners, carefully studying markets and sources of supply, we are now the Leading House for Stock Foods Sucrosine, Bran, Pollard, Oaten Chaff, Oats, etc., lowest prices always. The same remarks appl yto Farm and Grass Seeds and Manures, Oilskin Coats Horse and Cow Covers, etc., etc. Have you sampled our specially imported CEYLON TEA? No adulteration here—it is sold in the ariginal packages of the grower and exporter. : i Farms for Sale or Lease Our Land Register contains dairying and Grazing areas and Bush Farms of all sizes. W. M. BAYLY AND CO, Grain, Produce, Land and Commission Agents. Seed Merchants STRATFORD AND ELTHAM. SEEDS FOR AUTUMI SOWING. XX "SOMERSET," from London, I have received, direct from the well-known firm of HURST & SON:— 16 480-gallon tanks (870 bags) of their celebrated CLOVERS, etc., eoasisting of CRIMSON, RED, and WHITE CLOVERS, ALSIKE, COWGKASS, TIMOTHY, TREFOIL, LOTUS MAJOR, RAPE, Etc. The Government Biologist's report as to Germination and Pu rit v, as is usual wift Hurst's Seeds, is highly satisfactory. I have also hi "•tock and to arrive:— Uonble mac4 r «< dressed AKAROA COCKSFOOT. Double machiau dressed HAWSE'S BAY, CANTERBURY and S4 i. DON PERENNIAL RYES. ITALIAN RYE; WIiSTERN WOLTHS RYE (Direct from Hoiland), Etc., Ete. J''*£■>■-'•-• •-•.■>•.■.•■■■:■ Smn PL 1 VO. TH Sunbeam ■■gland's best motor cycle, enclosed oil bath, chain transmission. Scored in frery competition in which it has competed. Two speed gear and free engine. Kick start. Price £BS. Do justice to the maker, and when you require a cycle, write for particulars to— Con naught Two-stroke motor cycle, free engine, 126 mileß per gallon of petrol. Can be adapted to run on kerosene. Cost Is per hundred miles. Gold medals London and Edinburgh. Kick start. Price £ ™. ■^■. B j.±l.-ia!S!2i CURRIN 'Ageato for STRATFORD, INGLEWOOD,

Cars A Cheap, Reliable Car, made In Pttriotio Canada. Banabout (2 eeater) £l3l Touring Car (fi-seate- £175 f.o.K Wellington. All tmp iri".n to be 'iddresaed to ein 12-22-h.p. lAII British. Fi»ted with five electric lamps, worked £l3) from dynamo; ave detachable San£l7s ke 7 pressed Bteel wheels, pkted finish, Price, £350, f.ob., Lor don. L, Curtis, SOLI AtiZST FOR ABOVE CARS FOR STRATFORD AND DIST&It/T.

CRITERION GARAGE LIARDET STREET NEW PIYMOUTH. TAJiANAIU AGENTS FORDarracq Care; Oakland Cars. Sunbeam Motor Cycles, Clyno Motor Cycles, P. and M. llcior Cyelaa. Avon, United States, Grimstone, and Barnett Glass Tyres an I Tubes, ALL ACCESSORIES KEPT IN STOCK. A. B. WALDIE, PROPRIETOR. rv* " Shoe the horse, shoe the mare, But let the little colt go bare." JT So runs the old rhyme. But there comes a time when the little colt '.' must go to the blacksmith, and if the little colt is a valuable little colt, :r the owner is most particular about his shoeing. A poor shoe may ruin jk. « good horse. Luckily there is a sure way to be right. Careful, Experienced Sheers. r 7 " At the Egmont Coach and Carriage Company's smithy will shoe the ;'," borse, the mare, and the colt to the greatest benefit and satisfaction of f owner and Btecd. We use STEEL SHOES, which wear better than most. CARRIAGE-BUILDERS SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITHS STRATFORD. QOy 4 ACRES FREEHOLD, carrying 32 cows; Factory returns, £l3 p?r cow; nearly all ploughed and divided into 13 paddocks; no weeds; (i-roomed heme, cowshed, etc., situf.tcd within 5 minutes of factory and school. Price, [£Bo per acre (really c eap). Easy terms.

. Ji'S FREEHOLD, good level land; well fenced and drained; 5-roomed -..>; iKbail shed, orchard, etc. About 28 acres stumped and ploughed; trlthl c 8 minutes of school, factory, 'phone and store. Pr' o £23 10s per me, with £2OO cash. AAA ACRES, Good dairy farm, level and well-sheltered; two houses and conSDUU jreted B heda; carry 100 cows. School, Factory and 'Phone 3 minute.. Price '£26 per acre; very ca3y terms to reliable man. * f*n ACRES, FREEHOLD, good dairying land; practically fre e of weeds; HtW handv to town and railway; nice homestead, good house and sheds, toverr convenience; proper;y well fenced and divided. One mile from Factory, School and Store and 'Phone. Price, £35 per acre; good terms to approved HUM- balance for long term, at five per cent. Would consider exchange for fcood' clean sheep country. We have 109 ACRES DAIRY FARM, which is in splendid order, all necessary famines free of weeds ar? unmortgaged. The owner's selling price is £3l per acre,'but as lie wishes to retire he will accept a suitablep roperty as dea 208->CRIS DAIRY FARM, which the owner win consider exchanging for property bet*«D Hawira and New Plymouth. R. C. BELL. Land SaUamaa.