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Taranaki Daily News, 15 August 1918, Page 8

This Man is Telling his Wife to come to Town and have a look in DOCKRILL'S WINDOW At the lovely Dorothy Dod BootsAmerica's latest Footwear Craze, Also the Newest Creations in Boots from Hurrays. P.S-—She says She will come NOW. QCKgjL DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH

DAIRY FARMS. ACRES, choice little Dairy Farm; securely fenced, 10 paddocks; 1} miles to cheese factory; school and railway station 10 chains away; large con-crete-floor cowshed, nice dwelling house of seven rooms with bathroom; wellsheltered with plantations; an ideal home. Price £35 per acre; £7OO cash, Balance long term at 5 per cent. g0 ACRES, situated within 3•miles New Plymouth; all ploughablc, large portion been ploughed. 5 pafldocks, school few chains awav, 2 miles to netory. Splendid up-to-date dwelling-house of 9 rooms, hot and cold v.ater, Ixsoo cash, balance long term at 5 per cent. (Grand prospective value) JJLJ.V. , , — r ""'"' •""'-•"S opicuuiu itrtuiu:,; iu aures Men under plough, 10 paddocks, first-class fencing, good house 6 rooms, eowshed and all necessary outbuildings. Will carry 45 cows: handy to cheese « butter factory, l>/ 2 miles to school and railway station. Price £42 10s per •ere; £750 cash, balance at 3 J per cent (Can recommend this) NOTE--—My register contains the pick of the province in dairy land. I will ■jhow you returns and finance you for stock if required. Clients trusting to By judgment are well satisfied with results. BUY YOUR NEXT FARM FROM TED JACKSON, yALTJER AND- COMMISSION AGENT, STRATFORD. GRASS SEEDS Cocksfoot, Rye & Clovers, Algerian Seed Oats. Manures. GET A CASH QUOTATION FROM:— H. C. LUKE

m $m tw*w <~^is&&9gri. ■ KAwJkJkariH ■ ■"m To-day the "Great Eastern" would attract attention because of her old-fashioned rig — in 1860 she was the last word in size and speed. • Thus it is that the wonder of 1860—sixty years ago—has been superseded by better and more effective models. Consider, then, what mnst be the merits of Hounington'g Irish Moss. After sixty years test this cough and cold remedy is still acknowledged to be without au equal. To-day its Bales are greater than erer be- < fore simply because it has been tried, proved, and found the most effectual. For young and old it is the favourite family cough medicine—there's no other so good, so sure. Absolutely safe, too—it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Refuse imitation!. Insist on Tk« C«iifh R«m«Jr that hj« •

SSS> ffl Does your boy write home on Red Triangle Paper? The Y.M.C.A. supplies over 180 million sheets of note paper per year free of cost, and always urges the boys to "write home first." S«sd donation* to CApr. D. A. EWKN, Hon. National-YJI.C.A. Tresiurrr. BiUc'cr'i Building, Wcliinron. ««««Hffi® GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, AND CALFSKINS. ■*■ Newton King's Wool Stow, Stratford, every four weeks. Next sale—Tuesday, August 20. Advice Carda and Labels on applica""'"T NEWTON KING, Stratford

EXCUSABLE. The galiMkiUty of MeggitCs Linseed Oil ileal ia.one reasoiHttr£ Calves thrive-on this nutrttimu fodder. Mr. Chaff. Newing of Berry (owner of "Snowman of Cam-, , • Jen," Ist and Reserve Champion 2 years and under 3) it is better than milk, because by its uae you prevent scour* ing, he abo'aayg «ays one the Calves gab a. taste of it it iSdiffieolt to keep them away." EQUALLY GOOD FOR ALL CLASSE§ OF STOCK. Pamahlet No. 37. Instructing how to feed; mailed free. Full particular* from 'all stores, OR The Pioneer f M. J Linseed Oil and < IVIILLIVJUII 1 LitCl.. Meal Manufacturers. a 6 fIHG STREET, SYDNEY.

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tXTAITAKA - TEPPERTON MOTORCAR SERVICE, MOTORCAR will lMTft Wa»tara ' (hiiy at IZ o'clock (noon), for I<eppertoa Junction, connecting with th* mid-day train from New Plymouth toWsnganxu, teasing Lepperton Junction for Waitara. immediately- on arrival a/ fi H. JOHNSTW, iMtani.