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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13509, 26 August 1907, Page 8

Popularity, the Final Test of Value! Only those products which have exceptional value command an increasing popularity This is the ease with Coalbrookdale Coal ........ The sale has steadily risen until it now exceeds Half a Million tons per year! . . . People insist on Coalbrookdale simply because they find "it pays" to use it It is nearly all " live fire " —little waste in cinder or ash. Coalbrookdale is the Coal for winter,— it radiates an intense heat • The cheapest in the end is Coalbrookdale,— that's the secret of it's immense popularity and enormous sale ! . . Order direct from the Coalbrookdale Depot Goal of all Hndi, Coke, and Firewood at Loweit Rate*. WESTPORT COAL CO., LTD. THOS.JWERY. PRACTICAL. HANDBOOKS. TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION BOOKS By Paul N. Hasluck. s. d Practical Metal Plate Work 2 6 Practical Painters' Work .......... 2 C Practical Gasfitting 2 6 Practical Graining and Marbling 2 6 Practical Brickwork 2 6 Practical Patternmakinp 2 6 Boot and Shoe Pattern , Cutting and Clicking 2 6 Iron, Steel, and Fireproof Coiistruotion • 2 6 Sanitary Conreniences ai\d Drainage - 2 6, BOOKS iFOR ELECTRICIANS. How to Become a Successful Electrician, by Sloan 5 0 Electricity Simplified, by Sloan.. 5 0 Arithmetic of Electricity, by Sloan : 5 0 Electric Lighting, by Swinton .... 1 S Electrical Engineering, by Bottone r 3 0 Electric Ignition for Motor V£hides, m Hibbert j 2 0 BOOKS FOB ENGINEERS. Wannan's Enginedrivers* Guide. 6 0 Practical Enginedrivers' Manual, byW. Rocliff 5 0 Gas and Oil Engines, by Bale 4 6 Modern Gas ana Oil Engines, by Grover .76 Oil Engines, by W. A: Tookey... 1 «| Gas Engines, by W. A. Tookey ... 1 6 j On Gas Engines, by Goodeve .'.„.. 3 0 The CorlissTSngine, by E. P. Watson 3 ft Motor Cars, by A. J. WallisTayler 5 3 The Motor Manual ;...... 1 6 Postage, 3d extra. THOS.TVERY\ BOOKSELLER, BOOKBINDER, STATIONER, ~ PRINTER AND FANCY GOODS IMPORTER, NEW PLYMOUTH. POULTRY. TTEAVY T AYING WHITE LEGHORNS. No. 1 Pcn — Brooks' Wharepaka (Imp.) Champion Layers, Eggs 21s. No; 2 Pcn — Parents to my Competition Pen (Cambridge), Eggs 7s G 1. No. 3 Pcn — Sisters to sanje Great Layers, Eggs 7s 6d. Indian Runner Ducks (Dowthwaites), v see Greymouth Duck Competition, Eggs 10s 6d. A Few Cockerels for Sale. W. G. GOODWIN, Pork Butcher, Devon St., New Plymouth. d 267. AMERICAN WHITE LEGHORNS' EGGS FOR SITTING. CASH WITH ORDER. FROM Imported Van Dresser's 223 egg strain, 7s 6d per doz. ; from their progeny, 5s per doz. ; from Leger's 228 egg strain, 6s per dojz. W. TAYLOR, Lemon Street, Breeder of Heavy-Laying Strains. d 258. •mJTERRYVALE DOULTRY Tl ARM, NEW PLYMOUTH. [Established 1901.] BREEDING PENS of COMPE'I ITION LAYING STRAINS. BUFF ORPINGTON DUCKS— Ahern's 221 strain, Ist in "Australian Hen" Duck-laying C^mpoii tioni 1904-5. Settings, 10s 61. INDIAN RUNNERS— Davenport 219— Wicks. Davenport was 2nd in above competition. Settings, 10s 6d. . LEGHORNS— Brooks' 234 strain. Full*si^ters to Blenheim Competition v inners 1906-7. Settings, 21s. AVN LEGHORNS— Hockey 190 — Shaw strain. Settings 7s 6d. All strains, with the exception of tbe ."Wicks Runners, have been tested in officially-conducted competitions. Returned infertile eggs replace 'l once. A few Runner Ducks and Brown Log horns for sale. Cash must accompany all ordt rs. H. C. MONRO, "Merryvale,'' New Plymouth; Or Wm. Rowe, Agent. c 913