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Taranaki Daily News, 1 July 1922, Page 8

The MELBOURNE’S GREAT Mid-Winter Sale is now in FULL BLAST at all Branches. DON’T MISS THESE BARGAINS M-ineh Grey Sheeting. Only i/ii yd. Petone Flannel. Only i/rr yard. Men’s Kaiapoi Suits. Only 72/6. 72m. Grey Sheeting- Only 2/6. Belle Twill Flannelette. Only i/g yd. Boys’ Serge Shorts, Fox’s. 9/6 pr. «Hn. Grey Sheeting Only 2/11. Nurses’ Aprons. Only 4/6 each. • Boys’ Jereeys, 20in. to 30in., 54in. Finlay s Sheeting. Only a/n. Pillow Cases. 2“i x ISA. Cnly 2/6 pr. 7/3 to 9/9. • Sin. Finlay’.- Sheeting. Only 3/11. Cashmerette Blouses. Only 7/1 r. Mens Sweaters. Roslyn, 12/6. 80in. Finlays Sheeting Only 4/11. Famous Llama Hose. Only 6/11. 'Men’s Wool Overshirts. 15/6. Towels, 38 xl9 inches. Ladies’ Corsets. Were 23/6. 16/6. Men’s Dark Wool Shirts. 14/6. Only 3, 6 pair. Ladies’ Underskirts. Now 19/6. Heavy Roslyn Socks, 2/6 pair. Brown Towel-, 24 x 43in. Only 4/6 pr. Ladies’ Raincoats. Now 59/6. -Shirley Police Braces, 3/6 pair. ».n>wn Towels, 22 x 45 in. Only 5/6 pr. Roslyn Blankets. Now 59/6- Shirley President Braces, 3/1I pair. Dark Grey Doctor Flannel. Tea Towelling, 30-inch. Now 1/9 yd. High-class Raincoats, 89/6. Only 2/11 yard. Tea Towelling, 39-inch. Now 2/3 yd. Men’s Celluloid Collars, 1/6. dark’s Machine Cotten. Only <d reel. Brown Towelling, loin. Now nd yd. Men’s Cashmere Socks, 2/ji T y Mending Wool- Only x£d skein. Brown Towelling, 16in., heavy. Men’s Linen Collars, 1/2 White Blocked Tape. Only xjd each. 1/6 yard. Men’s Kaiapoi Trousers, 19/6.

I ■ . F 3SS E3OD i ;-■■ ■■■■■ | - 8 BARGAIN PRICES, > | SAVE MONEY. IJgS&gK HIGH-GRADE BOOTS AND SHOES * OAT GREATLY REDUCED PMCBS I STYLE. QUALITY, & REAL VALUE IN EVERY PAIR. JUST TO HAND—LADIES’ SATIN & *' BOSTOCK SHOES. 0 INSPECTION INVITED. Sole Agents New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. X"X /’X /"* T S' TX ¥ ? < TCT QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, 83SS L J K r<: S 3 S TELEPHONE No. 433. « M *—* NEW PLYMOUTH. M —TI —lt v

Land Buyers, Read This. STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. LEASE. . LEASE. Q/l ACRES, for 3 years. A most de- |f*| j ACRES, together with 6-roomed 00 ACRES, Bell Block, well improved siraoip property, highly improved. -TX" House, all conveniences, wash- farm; will carry 25 cows and subdivided into 15 paddocks, water laid ho^e copper and tubs, situated Wes- horses. House of 6 rooms, hot and cold on from two windmills, splendidly town y e \£ Plymouth. Ten paddocks, water, wash-house, copper and tubs, grassed: will carry 40 cows. Over good orchard and fowl run. Will carry Cowshed arid ali necessary outbuildings. £l5OO taken off the place for milk la-t . - cows Lease at rental of £2 15s a* One mile to factory, school and post season. Six-roomed house, concrete flo<>r wee b ’office. Lease has 2} years to run at £1 ■'owahed (with machine--; 1 mile from; I per acre rental. PRICE: Goodwill (xrtorr Kh 1 and ra.lway station. I„ . ACRES. cll oiw Httle farm . situated l <>««* renewal for another 3 Sole Agent. Beil Bloek all h « U y., S7' aCRES. situated between Bell TO ACRE* S . iMr.dv Ktfle Dairy Farm. G roomed house, la-Mil ,on j r^ t ‘ 04 B]o< . k and Waitara. Handy piece situated near Stratford; all ri £ or <*owshet^ OI J'T‘J te - ar 8 of land ’ all becn P lou E hed an<l grassed eve!, subdivided into 10 paddock-. 14 sheltered. wa * er } * ' , p with the exception of 5 acres of green nile from aehool. factory awl railway. , Iro ™ Thia is one feed (oats and grass) for winter feed. 4 *® carry ® «w. well. Nice Cottage ta tie list "t acres'turnips, gSod water supply, splennth eoareniences. 4 room-. oh.ier - orea^heart. Price £3OOO. did place for wintering dairy cows, ann; selung on a-.. amt ronrmual -.Mn_a»d .n grea shelt( , r( .j pRICE only H health. Price, on y x4a per acre. • -‘’Gfl cash BUY THIS & GIVE .nd £5OO cash: balance 4* per cent. CAN HIGHLY' RECOMMEND. ivnrr • SpM \ REST SOMETHING GOOD. I J lOLA k.u a kb. . VOTE —I can with the utmost confidence recommend the above properties, being of sound good value. Having had over 30 ye ars’ practical experience of Farming tn Taranaki, I am in a position to advise clients where best to purchase. H JACKSON, COMMISSION AGENT, <Opposite the Criterion Hotel.) NEW PLYMOUTH. ‘

Educating a Farmer in his own calling may seem unnecessary and perhaps presumptions on our part, but it is a fact that many farmers badly need educating in the use of AGRICULTURAL LIME Lime is necessary for many crops that the average farmer does not associate with limt hunger. It will surprise many readers to know that the application of lime to a sour soil will increase the yield of lucerne 70 per cent., and it will increase the yield of beets over 300 per cent. Other crops will respond to applications of lime with equal success. r AIENER’S HIGH GRADE AGRICULTURAL LIME is specially prepared for local use. and will give sterling results. The best form of lime is ground limestone (unburnt) for light soil, and ground ifurnt lime for heavy clay or swampy soils. We cordially invite the confidence of farmers who are anxious to increase profits. Write to us for fullest information. \ YOUR MERCHANT WILL SUPPLY YOU WITH ORDER FORM AND PRICE LIST. W. A. Amner and Sons LIME & LIME PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS. NAPIER. J. 4. » 4.4. 4.4 4. 4. 4.» »» 4

i MOLASSES A GREAT STOCK FOOD. I npHE Value of Molasses as fodr der for Cattle is fast becom- • ing recognised in New Zealand. I Consisting of Sugar Salts, and | Water, it acts as a laxative and | conditioner, "besides being a gen- | I eral appetiser, which is very useful in improving the flavour’of unpalatable foods. j -- Molasses is a food in itself, I and WILL GREATLY INCREASE THE MILK YIELD. . ..Equally good for horses, calves ? and4>ige. One ton of molasses is equal to six tons of roots, so its economy ! is at once apparent. ' Obtainable in any quantity from— Farmers’ Co=op. (ALL BRANCHES.) I FOR SALE. ' f>ATA, Tawa. or Maire Firewood, and j Rimu or Hinau Fencing Posts; or 1 truck at Inglewood, or delivered by ar- ' rangement. Apply— SCOTT, 1 Carrier, Inglewood