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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 298, 26 January 1910, Page 1

TO BUILDERS. rpENDERS will be received up to noon on THURSDAY, the 27th inst.. tor the Erection of a. House in \ street, New Plymouth. Plans and specifications may be seen at the oll'iee of Mr. Hugh Bmly, -'>ccountant, Brougham-street. C. F. 13. JA\ h.>Al. Architect. Wellington. : THE GINTLEMAX THAT PAYS THE HINT!" SMmbi THE FARM MORTGAGE REMOVER rPHERE is no branch of farming or stock husbandry wliich, conducted with a reasonable amount of skill and intelligence and -stayed systematically out year with another, will do better for its proprietor, more successfully keep the wolf and sherili' from the door, than the rearing of well-bred swine. The" shiftless, careless farmer is satisfied with a low-grade j j animal which yields low returns • and pays no rent. Pure-bred Pedigree Berkshire Boars and Sows of the choicest quality for sale; bred from Champion Prize-winners. Price moderate. Inspection invited. J. H. SELLERS, Okaiawa. OUR 3-YEARS' GUARANTEE WRINGERS r»T!R overdue shipment- of the now famous " SWAN" V i ii.'gers has arrived. This Wi'i be good news for a large number of ladies who have been patiently waiting. They have ball bearings, which means easy running, and we guarantee them for three years (they will probably last twice as long), and, notwithstanding the increased price of rubber, the price is the same as last. Ask for the " SWAN." No other like it in appearance, durability and utility. OKE?, SON 4 ARNOLD, Ltd., SOLE IMPORTERS. NE W PLYMOUT 11. Jam Making Fruit of all kinds is becoming plentiful now, and as the season is early housp--h keepers should not, delay "5 rt | iu securing their fruit for % 1 jam and preserving, as the P'C j supplies may notrlast lone. 4J ] I have fresh fruit arriving "pi regularly from now on di--2 O rect from the best orchards. and so can supply good fresh fruit at a very moderate price. I cin also supply Preserving >■ ugars.j, Mason's Jars, Jam Jars, Jelly Glasses Rubber Rings, etc. Call for prices. ;Q w bC <D C H w Richard Aroa Devon St., N. Plymouth | GOOD MORNING, MADAM I Yes, something like last Friday's order? Certainly. Our customers appreciate our good beef. What's for Sunday? Choice, tender sirloin, juicy leg of mutton, some of the primest pork? Beg your pardon? Plump little ecckerel? Right, thank you. Good morning. You'll never be in trouble if you get your meat from SOLE BROTHERS Good . .. GrocaHes. all. the groecrii-> yoa require arc good groceries. We keep a rariety of brands, sold at a variety of prices, but there's no variety in the quality—everything's good, wholesome, aiA stuff we can faithfully recommend. WHITAKER'S ] (Opposite tin Melbourne) f Devon St.. NEY7 PLYMOUTH. le, •M 1 pOARDIXG-HOUSE as a going eoaI corn in exchange forj Dairy Farm, about 100 acres; equity £ISOO. Apply ' sharp.—J. W. Wilson, Egmont Street.