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Taranaki Daily News, 4 October 1929, Page 8

The mild weather early last week had a beneficial effect on the growth of pastures and on the milk- yield. The cold spell at the end of the week, caused a set-back. With the mild conditions prevailing again this week the pastures ‘and the milk supply have again shown a marked improvement. In tho coastal districts the spring is much later this year than was the case last year, and in the majority of dairy factories the output to the end of September shows a decrease. Inland, however, the output is reported to be practically on a par with the early part’ of last season, and in some cases the supply is said to actually show an increase. Not even the Taranaki motor-car always escapes, the characteristic ruial touch of the province. A short time ago a car of opulent quality parked outside the Daily News office in New Plymouth proudly bore a carrot jammed in the benzine tank in lieu of the cap, which apparently had been lost. Even more flagrantly boastful- of its owner’s occupation was another car drawn up in practically the same position yestciday. This time the feature, was a carefully selected seed potato reposing firmly ,in the top of tho radiator, in the position usually occupied by the radiator cap. Interest in a picture of the children that is made to-day, grows as they grow. If you will -call at - our Studio we will show you interesting Children’s Pictures at surprisingly low prices. Oakley’s Studio, Kash Building (upstairs), Devon Street, New Plymouth. L .Among the many bargains to be had at Broome’s Corner are men’s holeproof working trousers at 7/11; men’s dark grey suits _ 37/6; boys’ Jerseys in navy, brown and dark grey, sizes I’e to 8 s, at 4/6; men’s English saddle tweea trousers at 9/6; men's odd, coats 17/9h men’s odd vests 7/9; boys’ brushed cotton singlets 1/0 to be obtained only it W. H. Broome’s. Taranaki’s finest price store, Devon Street, New Plymouth. It is most unusual, but then you sge it is not every day that we move into larger premises. As our present shop-is full of new season’s goods and more arriving y every boat, thinking we would be m our new premises, we are forced to make room, and are, therefore, running a removal sale of new goods. So save on your summer outfit by buying at McGruers, New Plymouth/* When in training use ELLIMAN’S EMBROCATION for Strains and Pams and Muscle soreness. Used by< great Athletes •after the game.” ' . U)