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Taranaki Daily News, 15 July 1922, Page 8

Last Week of Sale Sale Positively ends Saturday Have yo? bong-ht any of the below-mentioned bargains yet? If not, lose no time, as all reduced prices will revert to regular prices after Saturday, 15th inst.:— i GREY SHEETINGS. 54in., CREAM WINCEYETTE, SHIRLEY PRESIDENT 1/11 35m. 1/11 Yd- BRACES 3/11 72in. 2/6, SOin. 2/11. DOCTOR FLANNEL, Dark “ENZEDAR” (N.Z.R.) PETONE FLANNEL, Grey, 2/11 TROUSERS, 27/6 TEA TOWELLING I^ I NURSES ’ APRONS 4/6 KAIAPOI TWEED TROTT. ILA TOWELLING, 33-in, LARGE PILLOW CASES, SERS 19/6 2/6 Pair - BROWN STRIPED TOW- CASHMERETTE BLOUSES KAIAPOI TWEED SUITS ELS, 3/6 Pair. 7/11 < 2/b ROLLER TOWELLING. LLAMA HOSE (Yellow OAMARU TWEED SUITS, 16in. Striped, 11D Yd. Label), Finest made | 79/6 | BELLE TWILL FLANNEL- 6/11 Pair - BOYS’ FOX’S SERGE ETTE, 36in. wide, SHIRLEY POLICE BRA- “SHORTS,” sizes 4 to 1/9 Yard. CES 3/6 16 ’ 9/6 The MELBOURNELtT at all Branches.

BARGAIN PRICES. B SAVE MONEY. HttSSsl HIGH-GRADE BOOTS AND SHOES AT GREATLY REDUCED R prives. STYLE, QUALITY. & REAL VALUE IN EVERY PAIR. •TEST TO HAND—LADIES’ SATIN & BOSTOCK SHOES. INSPECTION INVITED. 3.1. Ay.nt. New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. TV ✓"* ¥S' > < < 9C* QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, |ll I £ „Ik Lr 11 I TELEPHONE No. 433. VZ Ve/ IX. 1\ I I—* I—< NEW PLYMOUTH. X

Land Buyers, Read This. STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. LEASE. | LEASE. 80 ACRES » for 3 years. A most de- I-J-| 4 ACRES, together with 6-roomed ACRES, Bell Block, well improved sirable property, highly .mproved.' A A House, all conveniences, wash- farm; will carry 25 cows and 3 ?übdiv l ded into 15 paddowater laid ] loU3e? copper and tubs, situated Wes- horses. House of 6 rooms, hot and cold -n from two windmills, splendidly town. New Plymouth. Ten paddocks, water, wash-house, copper and tubs, passed; will carry 40 cows. Over g O<x j orc hard and fowl run. Will carry Cowshed and all necessary outbuildings. xloOO taken off the place for milk last - COWS Lease at rental of £2 15s a One mile to factory, school and post «a«on. Six-roomed house, concrete floor . woek 'office. Lease has 24 'years to run at £1 •owshed (with macnmes); 1 mile from | per acre rental. ‘PRICE; Goodwill -aetory. sen 1 and railway Ration. . ACRES, choice little farm, situated £4OO. Chance renewal for another 3 k " oie A « ent Bell Birx-k, all highly improved, years. 70 ACRES, bandv little Dairy Farm, good Broome.! house. 15-bail concrete 34 ACRES, situated be tween Be situated near Str .*'e- : - al l floor cowshed, «• »ncrete yard, splendidly Block and aitara. Handy piece level, subdivided into 10 pad . ; to aU padducks of land all been ploughed and mile from school, factory InJ rindmffi. Factory and school with the exception of o acres of green Will carrv 25 co Wil! Pa rry 15 cows. This is one feed (oats and grass) for winter feed. 4 with con’v- - ■' properties in the district, acres turnips, good water supply, splen'arm: filing on account of continual Clean and in great heart. Price £3OOO. did place for wintering dairy cows. U-hMl*h Pvi<- nlv £45 per acre. Easy terms. .Warm and well •sheltered. PRICK only md £5OO wh \Ccn -44 per cent.’ CAN HIGHLY RECOMMEND. J £1250: _3OO cash. BUY THIS & GIVE IOWFTHI?'': GOOD ! YOUR PARM A REST. 2^OTE. —I -r: vr’.th trie "“cienee recommend the above properties, being of sound good value. Having had over 30 year-U practical experience of Farming in Taranaki, 1 am in a position to advise clients where best to purchase. B. JACKSON, COMMISSION AGENT, (Opposite the Criterion Hotel.) NEW PLYMOUTH.

Educating a Farmer J in his own calling may seem unnecessary and perhaps 4 ♦ presumptions on our part, but ir is. a fact that many farm- * X ers badly need educating in the use of * AGRICULTURAL LIME .| Lime is necessary for many crops that the average * ♦ farmer does not associate with lime hunger. It will sur- J, X prise many readers to know that the application of lime J I* to a sour soil will increase the yield of lucerne 70 per cent., and it will increase the yield of beets over 300 per J cent. Other crops will respond to applications of lime J with equal success. J AMNER’S HIGH GRADE AGRI- t CULTURAL LIME | J is specially prepared for local use, and will give sterling J. ♦, resuits. The best form of lime is ground limestone (unburnt) X for light soil, and ground burnt lime for heavy clay or X swampy soils. $ V7e cordially invite the confidence of farmers who T X arc anxious to increase profits. Write to us for fullest v X information. i YOI’R MERCHANT WILL SUPPLY YOU WITH J t ORDER FORM AND PRICE LIST. t i W. A. Amner and Sons f LIME & LIME PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS. | NAPIER. ' f »*nt Itfniiii I n I lint RtT - ***** M »♦♦*♦*! U < K «**»** *

i INCREASE PRODUCTION i With Fanners’ Fertiliser Company’s Basic Superphosphates. Basic Superphosphates is a fer- ; tiliser of wonderful merit and : : immense value. ! It possesses all the advantages I k of Basie Slag without any of its | drawbacks. | It is a finely-ground product, | fully double the bulk of Basic : 8 Slag, and lends itself to even and ■ thorough distribution. CLEAN TO HANDLE—REMAINS DRY & FRIABLE. Excellent for Grass Manure on , i top-dressing, or for improving the growth of Cereals on Clayey or Sandy Soils, becoming effec- , tive with amazing rapidity. 2 to 3cwt. PER ACRE GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS. Price £7 12S 6 D Ton Delivered to any Station. Farmers’ Co=op. (ALL BRANCHES.) I Taranaki Distributors for N.Z. , i Farmers’ Fertiliser Co., Ltd.

’ “.Unique” Hot Water Bottles give the • maximum of satisfaction. Guaranteed ’ by the North British Rubber Co. not to ..tab « .