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Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1915, Page 3

THE FACTORY RETURNS of some of our listed properties make interesting reading' for tin- man who wants a productive and profitable farm. In proportion to its productiveness, LAND Df STRATFORD'S KEKiHHUISUoOD is the cheapest in the province, and,we have on our register some o able areas in this great dairying belt Write still, come and see us. leapest in the protlie, most desirus, or, better W. M. BAYLY and GO., Stratford THERE'S MORE MONEY IN FARMING when dairy cows wear ow reliable cow covers; when the horse's cover is of the good kind that doesn't slip round; when guaranteed seeds and high-grade manures are used.' Use our experience and our stocks—and make more money. W. M. BAYLY & CO. EARLY SEED POTATOES. I have just landed a limited quantity of the following varieties of specially-selected south-ern-grown Early Seed Potatoes:— ROBIN ADAIR EARLY PURITAN EARLY ROSE . BEAUTY OF HEBRON and GOLD COIN. For later sowing I have secured a particularly fine line of UP-TO-DATES, true to type and of even size. Newton CRITERION GARAGE UARDET STREET NEW PLYMOUTH. •4ARANAEI AGENTS FORDarraeq Cars; Oakland Care. Sunbeam Motor Cycles, Clyno Motor Cycles, P. and M. Motor Cycles. Avon, United States, Grimstone, and Barnett Glass Tyres an 3 Tubes. ALL ACCESSORIES KEPT IN STOCK. A. B. WALDIE, PROPRIETOR. " Shoe the horse, shoe the mare, But let the little colt go bare." flo Tom 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, the owner is most particular about his shoeing. A poor shoe may ruin 1•' • good horse. Luckily there is a sure way to be right. Careful, Experienced Sheer*. 1A the Egmont Coach and Carriage Company's smithy will shoe the r horse, the mare, and the colt to the greatest benefit and satisfaction of ;- owner and steed. We use STEEL SHOES, which wear better than ■oil Egmont Coach & Carriage Company CARRIAGE-BUILDERS SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITHS STRATFORD. PROPERTIES WE CAN REGi 'fiQVi ACRES FREEHOLD, carrying 32 cows; Factor* --• °** nearly all ploughed and divided into " . .c turns, £l3 per cow; ficoie, cowshed, etc., situated wi * , " , paddocks; no weeds; 6-rooraed [UQlfßiun (reallv • , - school. Price, factorv itl 28 .'T StUm P ed and V lm^ •ew.'wHk £2OO cash. ' 7 ' ph ° De m Btore ' Pr "~ *23 10s pe, gOQ ACfcEg, Good dairy farm, level and well-sheltered; two houses and con Sl. '4?^ Bhedß; CWry 10 ° MWB - Scho ° 1 ' Fac *»y ak 'Phone 3 mites jyee JZ* per acre; very easy terms to reliable man, minutes. IK*} ACRES FREEHOLD, good dairying land; practically fre e of weeds; »ww ~„.,_ *„ *_, „., ,„., h ome?teadj gQOd house &nd Bh a .vi. t>, *« dlVlded - one mile froni Factory, .tore and 'Phone, Price, £35 per acre; good terms to approved Van; balance foi long term at Ave per cent. Would consider exchange for good, elf*n sheep counts e rWe havt 100 ACRES DAIRY FARM, rv-!iich Is in splendid order, all necessary Wldißgs, free of weeds ari unmortgaged. The owner's seiling tfrice is £3l per *at, but as he wishes to retire he will accept a si-ltablep roperty as depotH. Alio a iXNMCRHS DAIRY FARM, which fls? owner wiO neupfrfftr exehangtag tot frqxrtf fcttffMD Haw-era and New Plyfflouth. N.Z. Loan & mercantile Agency Uu Ltd It fc HIWJTT, ]flnagnr B. C. BELL. Land Sahasarv

NEW PLYMOUTH OPUNAKE MOTOR SERYICH. TIME-TABLE AND FARES. Fares. a.m. p.m. 1 Single. Return. New Plym'th (dcp.) 7.25 3.30 •Omata 1/- 2/- 7.45 3.50 Oakura 2/6 4/- 8.10 4.15 'Tataraimaka . *. -, 3/6 0/- 8.30 4.35 Okato P.O 4/- ?/- 8.50 4.55 Btony River (arr.) 4/6 7/6 8.55 5.0 Stony River (dep.) Puniho 5/- 8/- 0.10 5.15 JVarca G/- 10/- 9.22 5.27 Pungarehu 0/6 11/- 9.39 5.44 Rahotu 7/- 13/- 9.56 6.0 Daonui ■ 8/-15/- 10.20 0.25 'Qpunake (arr.) ... 10/- 18/- 10.50 6.55 Fares, a.m. p.m. Single. Return. 'Opunake (dep.) .. 7.5 2.56 Oaonui 2/- 3/- 7.35 3.20 Rabotu 3/- 5/- 7.50 3.44 Pungareku 3/6 7/- 8.10 4.1 fTarea 4/- 8/- 8.33 4.18 Puniho 5/- 10/- 8.45 4.30 Btony River (arr. 5/6 10/6 8.55 4.4* Btony River (dep.) Okato fl/- 11/- 9.5 4.50 jTataraimaka ... 6/6 12/- 9.25 5.10 Oakura 7/6 14/- 9.45 5.30 Omata 9/- 16/- 10.10 5.55 New Plym'th (arr) 10/- 18/- 10.30 6.15 Intermediate Fares 3d per mile (minimum I/-). 'Bus leaves Criterion Garage, Liardet Street, New Plymouth, 7.5 a.m. and 3.10 p.m.; departs for Opunake from Bank of New Zealand corner 7.25 a.m. and 3.30 A.m. iaranaki motor transport go., Ltd.

£J-RENUI-WAITARA-New PLYMOUTB MOTOR-'BUS AND PARCELS AGENCY. Motor-'bus leaves Urenui daily at 8 a.m., Waitara 9.15 a.m. Leave 3 New Plymouth (Trocadero) at 3 p.m. ' Leaves Waitara 4.30 p.m. for Urenui NEW PLYMOUTH-WAITARA ' SERVICE: leaves New Plymouth daily at U o'clock; Waitara, 3 o'clock. (ThuMdave 12.30). 3 Prompt delivery of Pucch «fi<r careful attention to all oF&r«. ARTHUR J. SMITH, Proprietor. pGLEWOOD-PURANGI DAILY MAIL. SERVICE. TIME-TABLE Leave Inglcwood 3.15 p.m., Kaimata 3.40, Tarata 4.20, Taramuku 5.0. Arrive Purangi 6.15. Leave Purangi 6.30 a.m., Tarirav.ku 7.0, Tarata 7.40, Kaimata 8.30. Arrive Inglewood 9.0. N,B,~Stratford Sale Day (Tuesday), one hour later leaving Inglewood. All Partfels left at Matthews' Garage w*!l be carefully delivered. J. 8. BROUGH, Proprietor. "Desert Gold" Tea has captured New Zealand. Incomparable for flavor, strength, and economy. You will its delighted with it. Ask for 8s grade Other ble»do, la 8d «nd Is 10d. 2