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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10657, 4 July 1896, Page 1

Complete line of Planet Jr. Implements on hand, and which, owing to their now being free of Customs Duty, are placed within the reach of all. THE WORLD-FAMED "OLIVER PLOUGHS 0 ■ Hundreds in uee in New Zealand; all sizes in stock, from "PONY 'to . heavy # 2-HOKSE. Do not buy without inspecting the above, as Prices ar,e very Low. Corbett's Celebrated Digging Ploughs, Folding Tine Harrows Corn Crushed &c, &o , Hoosier Broadcast Seed Sowers. GARDEN TOOLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Acting Agents for all the Leading Colonial Implement Manufacturers, at Catalogue Terms ; aho for Maesey Harris Co., of Toronto, Canada. Okeys, Arnold, and Earp, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, NEW PLYMOUTH. . ft Fact. mHE Macninery and i Equipments of the TARANAKI IME ATjBAZAARS ar« X the most modern, including Hall's Refrigerating Machine. r\llUl>fififc#i I CiJk? i»v All the Stock are Fattened on the richest beach land. Still another Fact The Land is tbe best farmed in the County.' One more Fact. The Beef and Mutton is the primesb slaughtered in the County. Inspection invite ft Positive Fact. Nothing bat the best Young Cattle and Sheep are purchased for fattening. Again a Fact. The Small Goods being a specialty, we defy competition. «. . „ Open to the publio for inspeotionjdaily. These are Facts. Tha a call at the TARANAKI MEAT BAZAAR, DEVON^STREET, •will enable the visitor to substantiate. HEALTH MEANS WEALTH. C< HOULD yon wish to aeonre and maintain tbe same, make yoar household parohaf< O accordingly, and above all things, drink the BEST of COFFEE, and the PDEEBI of TEA only, Bolvo the question and purchase of your grocer Brown, Barrett' and Co.'s ffYrETQTnP y^s^^&v Js@s!lM&b!L QTAMnAP'H HALLLoIUK /ffixGELSIOII'^sk J^^^Mr^^ BRAND gj^mj'^ lPwWs^ BRAITO PnTTTrnPTTf 1 \v^\^^/^'l Hf\U*~WTFU t v/Ui? JD JLilj, y§^m*m^7 W-w/'w^ ■/ V*-^ -^ JliJtli 2S PER LB.' Is lOd PER I. QUALITY. 11. QUALITY. Mixtures of the very beat Mooha and Ceylon Plantation Coffees. Colombo Garden • Ceylon ft-«^ Standard Tea, Tins, 2s 8d per Ib, I^V^)| 2s 2d per Ib, — % a Excelsior Tea, 2s 4d Ib. '^s * lion Tea, !s 30d per Ib. TH?; CHOICEST NEW SEASON'S CEYLON, INDIAN, AND CHINA TEAB PROCURABLE — THEREFORE DRINK AND ENJOY— UNXLD COFFEES AND TEAS o > OUBT PPERSand BPICEB,I2ko the abov?, 9TILL TAKE THE LEA account of their Purity, to which we Bttictly adhere

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