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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13430, 22 March 1907, Page 8

TO LEASE. NEAR STRATFORD : ldO acres, aU nocossary buildings, metal road, creamery, i-mile, p.c. if required; or for sale, cash deposit only £*200., 280 ACRES coastal Land, freehold, I all conveniences ; an excellent dairy farm, cheap ; £2 6s per acre down. 760 ACRES perpetual lease, rent Is, 715 acres good grass, 3 paddocks, metal road, goodwill £3 10s. 990 ACRES l.i.p-, Kawhia, 6 miles f:om harbour landing stage, rent 9£di good track, 200 acres felled, 650 acres ring-fenced, large area level, balance easy country: cheap. 205 ACRES improved, all conveniences, metal road, perpetual leas-3, goodwill £6 10s, or with dairy stock a I full profit; easy terms. _ 195 ACRES Freehold, Hotese «nd all conveniences, creamery handy, metal road; a nice section; terms vory easy. 185 ACRES perpetual lease; House. otc.,'motal road, near creamery, with oO cows at profit. - . FOR PRESENT SOWING. —<>n hand: Grass and Clover Seeds; Carrot, Giant White Belgian, Barnball and Sinclair's Champion Germination 90 to 92 per cent. ; Mangel, Mammoth Long Red, Orange, Globe, germination 12S to 142 per cent.; Swede, Champion, Hurst's Monarch, Carter s Elephant, germination 95 to 97 per cent. ; Turnips,. Aberdeen, E.T. Yellow,, Mamroth, Mustard, • T&be^ '■' Chevmgs' Fescue, Crosted Dogstail.' N MANURES.— Bonedust pure, Superphosphate, Special Potato, recommended to produce healthy crops, can be sown after sots are up. Special Root, Special Turnip,, Special Garden at manufacturer's prices; nothing gained by\ordorinji direct. A. H. MOORE, Land, Estate, and Produce Agont anJ P^^odsnmn, Opanake. *- TATIONAL FIRE AN^ MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. BEAD OFFICE •DUIIZDIN. Accumulateu Funds .-.':',* • iuihorisod Capital £2,000,000. Losses Paid '...£2,418,075 ( WILSON' AND "i,'OLAN, District Agonts for '-'.ij'.inalc:. } ROY AND WTU:T\\ Now Plyn-o"^

A BOOK FOF WOMEN. Every Woman sbonld have a copy of the Latest, Best. ar>d Most Approved Bock for Women It is entitled ' The Woman's Friend and Private Medical Adviser," and is compiled by John H. Dye, Sr.. M.D. A new," Reliable, Scientific Guide and Confidential Friend and Adviser in plain E nglish that everyone can understand a-'.d apply— How to Cure all Woman's Diseases'at home without the aid of a physician. Everything a, woman is anxious to know. It contains over twj hundred pages, of tbe Most Successful Prescriptions for herself and the rest of the family. Printed on good paper, well bound and embossed in po\d. Tbe published prici is ss, but as we have purchased a Urge quantity w^are able to do them at 3/6 post free to any address. n.z. speciaiTty co., p.ol BCJX 19S. WANGANUI,__ xnocaivucuk-. *„ **.« *>~u. "•>t« i * v ■■ »«■»•■• '■«' »»mm mimii> / .

CIDER VINEGAB. Best for Pickles, Sauces, or for the Table, in Bulk, or Bottled , HUMPHRIES & CO. .To Close Consignment — Tennettts Ale, in Quarts, i 0,6 per Dozen. HUMPHRIES & CO. CEYLQM TEA From Garden to Tea-pot , at Wholesale Prices. 1 lalf Chests Quarter Chests, and lolb boxes HUMPHRIES & CO., : N * AGENTS.

NEW MILUNERY, ETC. FIRST OF SEASON. LACES, ETC. —AT— RETFORD'S, Devon -street. AgentVVVertheim Sewing Machines

OPUNAKE - ELTHAM ROYAL MAIL COACH Leaves Opunake daily, 4.40 a.m. Leaves Kaponga daily, 7.10 a.m. Arrives Eltham daily, 8.43 a.m. (The mail train leaves Eltham at 8.32 a.m.) Leaves Eltbam daily, 3.40 p.m. (upon arrival of train leaving Now Ply mouth at 12.30). Ai rives Opunake daily, 7.45 p.m. This Coach now loaves the Branch Hotel Stables daily. Orders left with Mr C. Potts, Branch Hotel, will 'be carefully attended to. „ A Coaoh will leavo Eltham at 11 a.m. for Kaponga, returning in time to connect with express train for New Plymouth. 3 CARTE b, I Proprietor. "WESTON AND WBSTON, Barristers and Solicitors, NEW t PLYMOUTH and INGLOTOOD T. S. Weston, Notary Public We have several sums awaiting »nvesttnont At same rates and on sanv terms &t to repayment, eto, as Government loan moneys,