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Taranaki Daily News, 19 July 1920, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. SEED Potatoes—Select your variety and see that you get it. All seed guaranteed true. Webster Bros. an-. CEED Potatoes—lmprove your crop with a reliable brand Potato Manure. Webster Bros. an. CEED Potatoes—No Seed kept in sacks. We floor and sprout and box all seed. Webster Bros. A.i CEED Potatoes —Benefit by experience. plant only well-sprouted seel Webster Bros. a.n. gUTTON'S—The best White grown in Taranaki for years. Guaranteed true. Webster Bros. a.ri. 'JiJiir Jfotatoes—Any old Seed will not give results. You know varieties See that you get them. Webster Bros CEED Potatoes—Available and" to arrive: Gold Coin, Sutton's Supreme, Sutton's Abundance, Sutton's C, Sir ,1. G. Wilson, Arran Chief, Maori Chief, New Era (distinct), King Edward—ail guaranteed true. Webster Bro3. a.n. gUTTON'S 28-This celebrated Potato is available now, but in very limited quantity. Guaranteed true. Webster Bros. a.n. TJOYAL machine with the rapid-fire action and fait roller trip escapement. Taranaki Agents: Wilson Bros., Box 123, Stratford. CJOiAL Typewriter—the typewriter oc Perfect Presswork—that adds the forceful stamp of quality. Taranaki Agents: Wilson Bros., Box 123, Stratford. TJOxAL Typewriter. —Write for booklet regarding this machine. Taranaki Agents: Wilson Bros., Box 123, Stratford. T H. COCKER'S, Devon Street—Job line Girls' Winter Coats £4 10s for £2 193 6d; Ladies Jumpers, 37s 6d. f.w. WANTED.—Fourteen days' busy business will be a big advantage to the reduced in .price. _.._,_ -rush will reduce quantity. WANTED.—You will find big reductions in every department and job lines slaughtered at Ambury's Sale. WANTED-Trimmed Millinery 4s lid. yy ,6s lid. 8s lid; Tweed Cost-' 39s fld; Raincoats 21s. Great Barg...n c at Ambury's Sale. WANTED—Don't miss Amburjtfs Sal'.' You can save money on anything you purchase there these fourteen days.

TWO MAGNIFICENT FARMS. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. 260 ACRES Magnificent Drained land, rich marine deposit, along with which is thrown in another 140 acres reclaiming flat which only needs 36 yards to the chain to be added to the stop bank to bring it in. There are mtles of tiled drains, and the property is considered equal to the finest in the Dominion. The 260 acres all in grass, 17 paddocks. Residence G rooms, good 4-room-ed cottage, 8-bail milking shed, stabler, sheds. Bounded on three sides by river. Goods can be landed by steamer on the paddocks. Wintered 100 cattle (including 00 milkers), 100 sheep and 5 horses* and under-stocked; 150 could lw milked this coming season easily. Splendid metalled road. Two miles good wharf and township, 10 miles Papakura station. Price £7O per acre for the 200 acres. Rest thrown in. Deposit £3000.' (C2) £IO,OOO easily in this for sub-division. 11 O ACRES Splendid Land, right in the best position in Easi Tamaki, finest semi-volcanic soil. All improved. Splendid metalled road. Wintered SO milkers, 0 horses, and 9 2-year-olds, with no cropping, and manured only once in 8 years, viz., 5 years ago. Splendidly watered. One mile school, 2 miles factory or town supply. First-class cropping land. Good residence 6 rooms. Large milkingshed, S bails, with room for more. Full range outbuildings. Price £llO per acre. Deposit £3OOO. We strongly recommend inspection, and will run prospective buyers over both if desired. They are both within an hour and a half's motor of Auckland City. SHORT AND SMYTHEMAN, 11 Smeeton's Buildings, QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND.

REPATRIATION. TO FARMERS. The New Plymouth Repatriation Committee invites the en-operation of farmers lo train ex-soldiers in farming. The employer is required to pay tlicrn a wage of £1 per week and found, whilst th.'! Repatriation pays an allowance to* approved trainees of £1 per week, part of which is retained on the:behalf until the satisfactory completion of the period of training. It must be recognised that there is a duty east on every member of the community to help the Returned Soldiers, who have risked all and suffered untold hardship to maintain freedom and justice* The Committee, therefore, appeals to the patriotism of the farmers to help tlfe returned men to learn farming, and equip them to become producers—the more of whom we have the greater the production, and the easier the burden caused by the war. Write to Secretaries of Local Committees or official Representatives at Inglewood, Opunake, Waitara, Stratford, Eltimm, Hawera, Patea, or to m A. S. ALLEN, Repatriation Officer, New Plymouth. Box 73, 'Phone 681. T«lpKMunii Repatriate Niw. Pl|»o^k