Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1915, Page 3

Furnish for the Years Ahead. Time is the great test of furniture quality. A bedroom suite may look good when bought—but that is no guarantee of its durability. Wo will make you a bedroom suite which will give a lifetime of service; honestly constructed, strong \y jointed, finished to perfection. We use the best seasoned woods—Mahogany, Oak, Rimu—guarantee skilled workmanship, and attention to. every detail. Prices are eminently reasonable.' Wili you call? We will demonstrate the difference between our good furniture and the other kind I A. E. GOODACRE "LIFETIME FURNITURE."

NEARER CHRISTMAS EVERY MINUTE. CARTER'S £2 Special Xmas Hampers £2. A MARVEL OF CHEAPNESS. Freight paid to nearest Railway Station or coach, between Uienui and Opunake. s. d. s. d. 1 Mild-cured Ham, 2ib Nuts l o sweet & juicy, Mill at S%d* -10 3 3 Pascall's Confectionery 61bs currants, new season's, cleaned .. 6 lbs Sultanas, new season's, cleaned 31b3 Seeded Raisins, new season's, cleaned lib Phoenix Mixed Peel .. 31b Icing Sugar 3 bots Essences (Lemon, Vanilla, Almond) 2 tins Raking Powder (Carter's or Edmonds') lib Muscatels 21b Figs (Onions, Grapes, and Radishes) .. .. 1 12 Jellv Crystals, Imperial.. 2 0 pkts." Mixed Spice .. Vslb Nutmegs ~ .. \ %lb Sicily Almonds.. 1 tin Biscuits (Peek, Frean Co.'s or Colonial) .. 2 1 pkt. Choice Dates (huge) ' 21b Carter's Golden Gift Tea (coupon in everv packet) 4 1 Plum Pudding, 21b size .. 2 N.B.—We will forward yoni the above parcel on the receipt of £2 (two pounds), cash with order. The guaraaitce that we can offer in to the high standard of goods supplied by ns is that of our thirtv rears' trading with the inhabitants of New Plymouth and district. 0. CARTE R„ DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH.

NEWTON KING offering NEW SEASON'S MANGEL, CARROT, SWEDE and TURNIP seed as follows: MANGEL—JERSEY QUEEN, YELLOW GLOBE, GOLDEN TANKARD, AND GIANT HiVLF-SUGAR. CARROTSINCLAIR'S CaAMiaON„BAIUUBALL, AND WHITE BELGIAN. SWEDEHURST's MONARCH/* CHAMPION, CRIMSON, KING, AND MAGNUM BONUM, SUPERLATIVE,. INCOMPARABLE, AND PIONEER., ~URNIP—HURSTS G.T.Y., AND/*j?:T.Y. ABERDEEN, P.T. MAMMOTH, AND 'ROMNEY MARS}HJ CARTON'S HARDY OPKEN GLOBE, » CENTENARY,/AND DEjVON GKEYSTONE. ' Newton King, NEW PLYMOUTH, * STRATBORD,

SOME PxOOD PROPOSITIONS : •'. FOR MEN OF LIMITED CAPITAL. ■;;; 103'0 ACRES reall y g° od s tro"g sheqp and cattle country (O.R.P. at 22/6/ mt g ol 'Sy or steep. 250 acres grassed and in good order. 'Whan-, Kates amount to £7 '2s Cd. Price for tha goodwill 40/- per acre. This is n splendid chance for any young fellows as« the land is Al quality. No. 7/54*. 560 ACRES ' 8 00 ' 1 Pas .>' country, 500 acmes of which are grassea, the balance being good bush. Sub-divided into 10 sheep-proof paddocks. 150 t« 200 acres ploughable. 7-roomed house with every convenience; orchard, etc; also 4-roomed cottage and a large woolshed. ]Rates amount to £lO lfls. Situated II miles from township and railway. Price. £8 per acre with £ROO cash to a practical man, or the owner may consider takipg dairy farm as payment. . N0.6/1088. ► ACRES, 850 acres being L.I.P. and 42 acres freehold. About 090 acres are felled and grassed, and there are from 40 to 50 acres river flat, Cood homestead, woolshed and yards. Situated two miles from township. School almost on the property. We have> inspected this property and consider it one of the cheapest on the market, is well situated, and lies well to the mm, Owner wishes to retire. He asks £0 per acre with £IOOO cash, balance for • long term on Ist mortgage, or he may take a nice homestead in Auckland a* part payment. Anyone wishing to exchange their property kindly send us full particulars of their land, mentioning their requirements, as we have clients wishing to exchange. We make a point of working exchanges, on fair and selling values, and through our wide knowledge of this province are in a position to give reliable information when requested. NZ. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd STRAT.F, ORD. W. A< HEWITT, Manager. .. ~. - . A, C. BELL, Land Salesman. Let us reason together. QUESTION: Why does Hoffmann "sell more pianos that any other piano warehouse in Taranaki? ANSWER: Because he gives better value for-the money. Because his stock is largest and the makers famous. Because he has satisfied customers in every corner of the provauee. i W " M \, \ , ; THOSE ARE GOOD REASONS, AREN'T THEYt ""%^* And these are the reasons which should prompt you to vislf HOFFMANN for your piano. YEARS.