Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 21 February 1916, Page 3

Most Furniture Looks Good but will it ! "Make Good?" When you buy furniture, remember it j is destined for years and years of service f-the point to consider is not so i whether it looks good to-day, but ■ _ ther it will "make good" as the years ! pass. For this very reason your choice- i ■should be Goodacre Furniture—it looks ! good and will "make good" because it is made strongly. Such excellent timbers, such skilled workmanship, such care and attention as we give to the very smallest detail are an absolute guarantee of serviceability. Be it a baby chair or a grand oak sideboard, the same care is given to each piece we make. Furthermore, prices are in your favor, for when you buy from us vou buy from tht MANUFACTURERS, Choose here! A. E. GOODACRE, "LIFETIME FURNITURE," • NEW p,„ ?jr»i.i '»»■:-■*■« ii ma my ?:v=s'» ; r.i, lM;f''^<>'^fe>lf' V V- ':■■■■■ : NEW PLYMOUTH.

NEWTON KING Is now offering NEW SEASON'S MANGEL, CARROT, SWEDE and TURNIP seed as follows:—. - JERSEY QUEEN, LONG RED, YELLOW GLOBE, GOLDEN TANKARD, PRIZE-WINNER, AND GIANT HALF-SUGAR. ~ SINCLAIR'S CHAMPION, BARRIBALL, AND WHITE BELGIAN. SWEDEHURST'S MONARCH, CHAMPION, CRIMSON, KING, AND MAGNUM BONUM, GARTON'S SUPERLATIVE, INCOMPARABLE, AND PIONEER. HURST'S G.T.Y. AND P.T.Y. ABERDEEN, P.T. MAMMOTH, AND ROMNEY MARSH, GARTON'S HARDY GREEN GLOBE, CENTENARY, AND DEVON GREYSTONE. NEW; PLYMOUTH,

"E. GRIFFITHS & GO., Distributing Agents for Taranaki. P ™- ] . lb l ,a f n i*> V- 20!b boxes, 8/- each; 50)b hairs, 20/- cadi: 10,01b bags, 40/- each (freight free). ' CHAS. RATJEN, LTD. AGRICULTURAL AND CHEMISTS. AUCKLAND. NEWMARKET

SOME OOOD PROPOSITIONS, FOR MEN OF LIMITED CAPITAL. 1030 ACRES real 'y g ood strong sheep and cattle country (O.R.P. at 22/8) r,t» lo*I o * g °J' B l 0r steep> 250 acres E rassed and in S°°<l orde>-. Whanfn In ! , T" 1 ' *° f £7 2S ° d - Price for the Booivill 40/- per" acre. Tin s a splend.d chance for any young fellows as the land is Al quality. No. 7/54!? 500 AC , RES good easy eo,lnh X 500 acres of which are grass*, the balanco being good bush. Sub-divided into 10 sheep-proof paddocks. 150 to 200 acres ploughable. 7-roomed house with every convenience; orchard, etc; also j.,™„,„,i „„«„„, ...j _ '—T, e woolshed. Rates amount to £lO 10s. Situated 3 .. , railway. Price £8 per acre with £SOO cash to a practical man, or the owner may consider taking dairy farm as payment. No.B/1068. 892 ACRES > 850 acres bein S MX- a, "l 42 acres freehold. About 090 acrts are felled and grassed, and there are from 40 to 50 acres river Hat. Cjood 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 inaifcet, is well situated, and lies well to the sub. Owner wishes to retire. He asks £0 per acre with £IOOO cash, balance for it long term on Ist mortgage, or he may take a nice homestead iu Auckland as 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. ~ Ltd STRATFORD. W. A. HEWITT, Manager. ~ ~ _' :J A. C. BELL, Land Salesman.

FOE SMART APPEARANCE THE EGMONtf GIG Is unequalled, and it is as good as it looks. The utmost faithfulness is observed at every point of its construction and this work, as with the original designing, is in the hands of experts. You can trust your life to the "Egmont," and enjoy every moment of your drive. gome, in and «ee how Ihey are built. . / . ~ mm Wmw TMtf \i 1 kW;I«3 BUILDERS OF HIGH-GRADE VEHIOLES, STRATFORD.