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Taranaki Daily News, 11 June 1919, Page 6

Kapok Quilts There's no need to worry over the scarcity of blankets even it the nights are very cold while the Melbourne has a stock of their famous Chintz Kapok Quilts, These quilts are light but warn* as a pair of best Colonial blankets and are only half price; well wadded and stitched. Price Cor full double bed Bize a 24/6 The Melbourne Ltd., All Branches,.

[OI Reduce the Cost of Living This winter more than ever before it pays to seek value in boots, the value that is to be found in the absolute correctness of style and long wearing dependable quality. 19/(f All Black Football Boots, witH snperior- bars and Spikes 25/; 5ZRedueed from 355; gent's Box Calf and Glace Derby, Boots; only 9's and 10's left. Ladies' Glace Kid House Shoes, sale priced • Numerous other lines of boots and shoes at reasonable prices. JUST OPENED VP, PACIFIC PATENT LEATHER & OX BLOOD POLISHES. INSPECTION INVIT ED. POSTAGE PAID ON ALL COUNTRY ORDERS. Sole Agent in New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones' " Health Brand Footwear." DOCKRILL'S, Devon Street, [OX QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, TELEPHONE No. 4 3 3, New Plymouth. —-iuor i CHOICE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 75 ACRES—Very choice little dairy farm, nearly all been ploughed; all evel; well watered; % now carrying 28 dairy cows, 3 hon.es and bull, splendid dwelling house of 7 rooms, bathloom, large verandah round two sides; up-to-date cowshed with machines, implement shed, cart and manure sheds, concrete floor; J mile to school and railway station, 1% mileu to cheese factory. A bargain at £37 10s per acre '£7 so cash, Government advances to settlers mortgage. Great prospective value. 205 ACRES—Splendid Freehold Dairy Farm, all level and pkraghable; subdivided into four 60-acre farms; 14 paddocks; good fencing; over half been stumped; abundance of feed; well watered and sheltered; 4-roomed cottage and cowshed. Present owner been on this farm 28 years, now retiringProperty has not been dairyed on for the last 10 years. School and railway station quarter mile, factory (cheese) 1£ miles. Price £42 10s per acre, £IOOO cash, balance long term at 5J per cent, (nueneambered). yn ACRES—Handy little farm, six subdivisions; 20 acre 9 been ploughed; situated one mile to factory, 2 miles to schopl; now carrying 27 cows, horse, etc.; nice cottage of 4 rooms, hot and cold j?a±er, cowshed and all necessary outbuildings;. Cheap farm, very suitable for man with small capital. Cows can be bought at £l4 a head. Price only £l7 per acre, £3OO cash. Come and inspect. Sate.—Having had 25 years practical knowledge of Taranaki Land Values, I am therefore in a position to wcoffi* & clients where best to purchase. Iwiil show you returns and finance you for stock if required. E. JACKSON, Ttiiep&an* SIS COMMISSION AGENT opp.. Criterion Hotel NEW PLYMOUTH. Box 39

Cocksfoot, Ryegrass, Clovers SPLENDID SAMPLES: Algerian Seed Oals. " GET A CASH QUOTATION FROM— H. C. LUKE, IKQIfiWOOD. fli W. P. NICOLL &Co fLate W. Howe). Grain, Seed and Produce Merchants. Stock Best Quality GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS. FOWL v.HEAT. CHAFF. OATS. ETC.. At lowest prices consistent with prime HoalifS in stoc&4 GOLDEN BAY CEMENTS flu but cement an the matkefo PRIME. JOINTS. ARE from Twanalri ataek, fed on heat i. Taranaki country. We kill only prime beef, ttutten, perk, veal and padTUOttO "Cleanliness and Promptitude* SOLE BROS. - J^EPPERTON MOTOR-CAR SERVICE* MOTOR-CAR will leave Waitare daily at 12 o'clock (noon), for &ep* perton Junction, connecting with the mid-day train from New Plymouth tqs Wanganui, leaving Lepperton Junctiett) to Waitara immediately on arrival et fI»JL JOHNSXOM,