STRATFORD SPRIXCi HORSE EAIU. SATURDAY, I'Jth SEPTEJIRER. NEWTON KING hold his Horse Fair as above Entries solicited. t Entries may bo made either at my New Plymouth or Stratford oilicc. Bnti'y forms posted on application. Entriiiclose WEDNESDAY. Kith Kentember. * TARANAKI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. HORSE IPARADE. rpilE ANNUAL HOKSE PARADE Will ho held on SATURDAY; SEPTEMBK;: ' ' At 1.30 p.m. Horses will muster in Kgmont Street and Parade in Section next West's Stables.
TENDERS FOR LEASE. LENDERS are, invited for Five Years' Lease of 35 Acres, Section 2!), Bio* 12, Cape to.D., situated on tlie Panlnixa' Beach Road. Tenders elo Public Trust C BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. Applications are invited for position of Junior Clerk in the Town Clerk's Office. Previous office experience essential. Particulars on application. Apply immediately in own handwriting. F. T. BELLRKUER, Town Clerk. STRATFORD ELECTORATE. TO THE ELECTORS. T,ADIES and GENTLEMEN,—I have much pleasure in reminding you that I shall be a candidate for your votes at the next General Election, and hope to receive such substantial support from every district as will enable me to havs the i.onor of representing you in Parliament. Yours faithfully, J. B. MINE.
DAIRY PRODUCE. VS/'E are Buyers of Dairy ami Separator 1 'Butter (Ist and 2nd grades), Highest prices given. Apply— A. J. ENTEICAN & CO. AUCKLAND. FOR SALE, 1 g2 ACRES Freehold, 92 Leasehold, 9-roomcd house, concrete cellar concrete water tank with filter, 20-stall cowshed with hayloft, implement shed; ■borough, water-supply; only 2 miles fro'n ■Xew Plymouth. Also, A Complete .Small Dairy Factory Pknt suitable for 100 cows Root Pulper W. HUMPHRIES, Brougham Streot, New Plymouth.
FOK SAL E. (CHOICE LITTLE FARM of 47 acres at Oniata, on Main South Roal, four miles from New Plymouth; all in grass excepting a few acres ploughed for crop; cottage and trapshed in gooij repair; low price, very ea a y terms, school, post office, store, telegraph, and church alongside; well sheltered and watered; well adapted for small stud foirni or milk-run; good opening for blacksmith; butcher and baker's shop on property. Also, a Dwelling of nine rooms with all conveniences and outbuildings, flvb to eleven acres with dwelling; best quality land, well watered, on Main South Road, S',{, miles fvom town. Also five-roomed new House, Mot'iroa, y 2 acre to 30 acres with lions?. This property is only a stone's throw from No. 3 oil bore, where there lies millions of wealth only waiting for common-sense methods to develop it. The properties ahovo can be seen at anv time, and particulars obtained from ALBERT BAYLY, Owner.
«IJI TEA. T IfAVE boon appointed Sole Agent for New Plymouth for FIJI TEA, which is grown on the Waiminu Estate and exported direct in chests. It is absolutely the purest tea grown. The doctors of Fiji strongly recommend it as a safe drink to the most delicate person. It is free from tanic acid, or tannin, an ingredient in most teas which irritates indigestion. NY TEA ■Has it never struck you that any tea imported in imlk is much superior to packet tc,\9? This is why Bulk tea comes direct from the estate where it is grown, pure and untampercd with, while packet tea is put up in our colony and very often mixed with a cheap inferior grade for the sake of profit. FIJI TEA Beaches us in chests. It is then unpacked and stored iu air-tight canisters a sumer just leaves Wain If you si after drink in chests. It is then id stored iu air-tight id sold to the eonthe same tea as it unu Estate, ill'er from indigestion ing your usual cup, it and try FIJI.
A.TEALE, SOLE AGENT, THEATRE ROYAL, DEVON STREET, 'Phone 108. YATES' SEEDS RELIABLE CHOPS
:KEW I'JA'MOUTII AGENT, J. WHITA-KEB DEVOX STREET. • Next .-Criterion Hotel. 'PlApiie 111. (lies, "lest ye torgct,' we le of the miinv dainties and deli ies baked at the. "Hygienic." We ,• that when you l>akc at home you i the best ingredients, also that your in manipulating sauu cannot lie •is-ed- Imt vi- 11, so ,cnow lliat "' ■en ia'ii"i' oven cannot begin to bake f ,k-es° and pnst-rv with anything the accuracy that our splendid I nt <>vcn can. Then, consider the .1,1*? time von have spent, and the •she liring used, not to mention 'disappointment at the cakes not •„,< nut as «ood as you expected. -ver don't worn', hut make up your U,'visit the "Hygienic" «'«>• day. i , Scones, Uuflins, lSuus, I'ici, tarts, , . Biscuits all hot from the oven. - YCIKNIC BAKERY, ■ IsW PLYMOUTH. .IllllN C. LEGO, Proprietor.
.BUSSETiL & SON, -0, NUMEJSTAL MASONS forking a, EST HOMOM? 18 New Piymonii 1.0010. Awarded [Mi'iMfs for thrjit in M-'iumaatel also special Prize Diploma for Best V.ibit. MarWo .*n»' tlao i/nn fa, """' " r„,™M «* \ *ppl>wt'ry ttua-Mmi lirfftei'.. etc., kept !b nil ostiirater
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 214, 3 September 1908, Page 3
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