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Taranaki Daily News, 17 July 1922, Page 8

Last Week of Sale Sale Positively ends Saturday Have you bought any of the below-mentioned bargains yet? If not, lose no time, as ail I reduced prices will revert to regular prices after Saturday, 15th inst.: GR£\ SHEETINGS. 54in., CREAM WINCEYETTE, SHIRLEY PRESIDENT 1/11 35in. 1/11 Yd. BRACES 3/11 72in. 2/6, SOin. 2/11. DOCTOR FLANNEL. Dark “ENZEDAR” PETONE FLANNEL Grey, 2/11 97/6 1/11 - NURSES’ APRONS 4/fi TEA TOWELLING, 39-in., T 4Rpp prr rnu- paX/ TWEED TROUO/q LARGE PILLOW CASES. SERS 2/6 Pair - ±»/o STRIPPD TOW- CASHMERETTE BLOUSES KAIAPOI TWEED SUITS ELS, 3/6 Pair. 7/11 72/6 ROLLER TOWELLING, LLAMA HOSE (Yellow OAMARU TWEED SUITS. 16in. Striped, 11 D Yd. 1 Label), Finest made, I 79/6 | BELLE TWILL FLANNEL- 6/11 Pair - BOYS’ FOX’S SERGE I ETTE, 36in. wide. SHIRLEY POLICE BRA- 4 * SHORTS 19 sizes 4to § 1/9 Yard. CES %/Q 16 ’ ’ . <)/(; I The MELBOURNE Ltd at all Branches.

I "■"I E3E3OE3 L 1 i 1 1 i BARGAIN PRICES. > | ‘ SAVE MONEY. HIGH-GRADE BOOTS AND SHOES Z *“ AT GREATLY REDUCED ? PRIvES. £ STYLE, QUALITY. & REAL VALUE m..> a IN EVERY PAIR. JUST TO HAND—LADIES' SATIN & BOSTOCK SHOES. ' INSPECTION INVITED. Sole Agents Mew Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. 11 POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. TX S’* T f V ¥ T ? C quality shoe house, g| Iliß L > K. InT ! I I TELEPHONE No. 433. ’ •< fi X ■*“ * *—* NEW PLYMOUTH. JU —TT°TI— TOY—TI

Land Buyers, Read This. STRAIGHT-OCT LEASE. GREAT OPPORTUNITY. I LEASE. 30 A S RES ' for 3 - Tear ’- A most ‘le-'pnoiCE Little Property, situated at /?A ACRES, Bell Block, well improved sirable property, highly improved. V Fitzroy. 4-roomed house. bathroom. farm; will carry 25 cows and 3 mbdiyided into 15 paddocns, water laid ~R (j a j] necessary ent buildin/.-. Electric horses. House of 6 rooms, hot and cold >n from two windmills, splendid \ light, hot and cold water, gas wash- water, wash-house, copper and tubs, rrassed; will carry 40 cows. Ov-- CO pper and tube. PRICE £9OO, Cowshed and all necessary outbuildings. £looo taken oil the place for m. la-r Eqnitv £7OO. Will exchange for small One mile to factory, school and post Six-roomed house, concrete flour da i rv -f arm . .office. Lease has 2J vears to run at £1 rowahed (with machines : 1 mile rrom • • acre rental. ‘.PRICE: Goodwill actory sch I and railway --.jit. on. o 4 ACRES, choice litth farm, situated £4OO. Chance renewal for another 3 ~°‘ e A S ent Be l Block. all hizhlv improved, years. 79 ACRES, haniv little Dairv Farm. ~ 6-roomod house, 13-bril 34 CEE8 ’ be * we< T ? eII situated rear al' fl: ’ r concrete yard, splendidly Clock and VVaitara. Handy piece level, subdivided into 10 naddoeks. B Weltered water laid to all paddocks of land, all been ploughed end grassed mile from school, faetorv and raiiwav F , a f toJ T . scliocl 7’ ? / ® eXC< F lon ? S acr . eS , Will carry 25 cows well' Nice Cottase c.j-ndy Will carry la cows. This is one teed .(oats and grass) for winter feed. 4 with conveniences - 4 rooms. Soldiers the choicest properties in the d«Wct- acres turnips, good water supply, splenfarm: selling on account of continual Clean and in great heart. Price ±.3000. did place for wintering dairy cows. ill-hewMi Price, on:-.- £45 oer aere.jE®*? terms. (Warm and well sheltered. PRICE only and £5OO eash: balan.e 4J per cent. CAN HIGHLY RECOMMEND. J £1250: -.300 cash.- BIA' THIS & GIVE SOMETHING GOOD. ' I YOUR FARM A REST. JJOTE —I can with the utmost confidence recommend the above properties, being of sound good value. Having had over 30 years’ practical experience of Farming in Taranaki, lamia a position to advise clients where best to purchase. E. JACKSON, COMMISSION AGENT, (Opposite the Criterion Hotel.) NEW PLYMOUTH.

>, ~ m ~, 11,, in ti •r • «■»■■»■*■**■»'******’ 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 -io a sour soil will increase the yield of lucerne 70 per cent., and it will increase the yield of beets over 300 per <-ent. Other crops will respond to applications of lime with equal success. AMNER’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 burnt lime for heavy clay or swampy soils. V7e 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.

|FCOOI>EIfeSEE!J| Seeds I “AS YE SOW, SO SHALL YE REAP.” truer words were ever written- If we sow tares we cannot reap' wheat. If you seek for low priced seeds, you will get a corresponding quality. There is no poorer investment than socalled “CHEAP” Seeds. There is no finer climate in the world for growing seeds than our own New Zealand. In order to be certain that our strains are the finest obtainable we have} travelled England, Europe, America end' Australia six times in the last diiade. This costs us some thousands of pounds. Yon may be sure we secured the b?st for our growing in N.Z. Every bag v r e sell is tested by both the N.Z. Dept, of Agriculture and ourselves. Nothing is su’d that is not of strong germination. F- COOPER. LTD. DIXON STREET, WELLINGTON. “The Reasons are in every Bag.”

Be warm in bed though nights be cold. Purchase a “Unique” Hot Water Bottle. Fitted with patent non-loakablo stopper. : Made by North British Rubber Co. Allj iguiag, ' -■ J