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Taranaki Daily News, 7 August 1922, Page 8

for Men at the Melbourne . THESE ARE FOR MEN WHO KNOW VALUES. PRICES HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED TO MAINTAIN OUR ACKNOWLEDGED SUPREMACY IN VALUE-GIVING. j COMPARISON INVITED. -<>*•, ’ PETONE FLANNELS. Sher- COTTON' TWEED SHIRTS, i FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS, land, all wool .... 7/11 extra strong> dark £ -, adej new striped designs .. 12/6 f NAVY FLANNELS, Petone. 10/6 BRUCE SOCKS, pure wool, WO ° l 10/6 NEW VELOUR HATS, 49/6 ribbed 1/9 pair. 11/6 Value ’ D ° W 29/6 CASHMERETTE SHIRTS ’ / splendid wearing, neat CRIMEAN SHIRTS, Pure MOSGIEL SOCKS, pure wool, stripes....... 10/6 wool, dark grev . . 14/6 knitted 2/6 paar IRISH LAWN HANDKER- - COTTON NEGLIGE SHIRTS. TWEED CAPS, new goods, CHIEFS, plain and hemneat stripes, well made, 7/6 very smart .. 4/11 stitched 3 for 2/6 The MELBOURNE Ltd Branches throughout Taranaki and at Wanganui

Quality highest | Prices lowest b Substantial Seductions of Prices on all ' | Boots and Shoes, but high grade o.ual- M ity maintained, thus making them l"R BARGAIN LINES. J STYLE, QUALITY & REAL VALUE & ! IN EVERY PAIR. XjggS**' j| B INSPECTION INVITED. F Sole Agents New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” B2xu.iD FOOTWEAR. POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. W~X T IT 'ST T 9 QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, | DOCK KILL b B F”— , [

Land Buyers, Read This. gPLENDID 6-roomed house with all the * GREAT OPPORTUNITY. t LEASE latest conveniences. together w.itn • /CHOICE Little Property, situated ACRES, Bell Block, well improved ot ! and. Situated just outside ; V? pjtzroy, 4-roomed house, bathroom, -farm; will carry 25 cows and 3 the Borough Hot and cold water, oaxn- a!K i a y necets3ar y outbuildings. Electric horses. House of 6 rooms, hot and cold room, wash-house, <*opper and lut *; light, hot and cold water, gas, wash- wa ter, wash-house, copper and tubs. K p ° holLse - copper and tub - PRICE £9o ®» Cowshed and all necessary outbuildings, reasoned timber. The land i- well grass- Equity £7OO Will exchange for small . One mile to factory, school and post very ror eu t.ng up dairv farm. ! office. Lease has 2 , > ve .rs to run at XI or per acre rental. PRICE: Goodwill would consider good mortraze/' i“«- 24 ACRES, choice little farm, situated ’ £4OO. Chance renewal for another 3 change A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. Bell Block, all highly improved, years. <79 ACRES bandy little Dairv Farm, I IW I O roomed house. 15-bail concrete ‘]J ACRES, situated between Bell situated nwr Stratford: cowshed, concrete yard, splendidly Block and Waitara. Handy piece level subdivided into 10 paddocks- 1x! sheltered, water laid to all paddocks-lof land, all been ploughed and grassed mile’from school, factory and railway. • fro™ windmill. Factory and school with the exception of 5 acres of green Will carry 25 cow- well* Xi e <?MW handy. Will carry 15 cows. Thin is one feed (oats and grass) for winter feed, 4 with conveniences: 4 rooms. Soldier’s " f ti,e choicest properties in the district, acres turnips, good water supply, splenfarm: selling on account of continual Clean ami in great heart. Price £3OOO. place for wintering dairy cows, ill-health ’Price only £45 per acre. Easy term-. Warm and well sheltered. PRICE only and £5OO cash: ’balance 41 per cent. CAN HIGHLY RECOMMEND. £1250; -.300 cash. BUY THIS & GIVE SOMETHING GOOD. I YOUR FARM A REST. yjOTE.—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 in Taranaki, I am in a position 40 advise clients where best to pu rehase. H JACKSON, COMMISSION AGENT, (Opposite the Criterion Hotel.) NEW PLYMOUTH.

PLANTING SEASON. 1322. MAY, JUNE, JULY. IS THE TIME TO PLANT—ACACIA DECURRENS (Black Wattle), 17/6 per 100, £5 per 1000. BARBERRY—One year 35s per 1000, i year 75a per 1000. BOXTHORN—Price upon application. ELEAGNT’S ESCALLONIA. ('.OLDEN AKE AKE, PRIVET, LAUREL—One year 25s per 100: 2-year 35s 100. EUCALYPTUS—For shelter, 20s per 100. For timber, £5 per 1000. LAWSON lAN A—2-year 40s, 3-year 60s per 100 ■ MACROCAR PA—2vr 35s per 100. PINUS INSIGNIS^—For shelter, 30 per 100. For timber £5 to £lO per 1000. PINUS MURICATA-*2 and 3yr 30s to 40s per 100. FRUIT TREES—2/6 to 3s each, 28s to 33s dozen. ROSES—General collect ion. 20s dozen. General Lines Nur-erv Stock. DUNCAN & DAVIES. LTD., New Plvmonth. Telephone 465. W. PETTIGREW. Stratford. G. H. MILLS. Norman by. W. MOSS. Nsaere. Other Taranaki and Wanganui Nurserymen. WANTED KNOWN. THE MAORILAND DAIRY CO., LTD., WILL PAY AN ADVANCE OF—--1/8 PER LB * FOP BUTTER FAT For AUGUST CREAM, F. 0.8. Nearest Railway Station. For further particulars write— BOX 185, Wanganui.

LIME! LIME! FARMERS who have not yet looked right into the matter of using agricultural lime—especially if they grow LUCERNE should make fullest enquiries as soon as possible. All want to make the 1922-23 season a top-notch production season. Those who use lime on their lucerne and dairy pastures will come out best. WE HAVE DEFINITE PROOF APPLY FOR PARTICULARS, ALSO PRICE LISTS AND ORDER FORMS FROM YOUR MERCHANTS. Ambers’ Lime Co., Ltd. LIME & LIME PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS NAPIER.