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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13575, 5 December 1907, Page 8

PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPI'PP p F P PHOENIX THICK PEEL P P P' P Best Peel in the World. P j P . 1 P Every good cook insists on P ] P having this Itenowned P P - Brand. P ! P PI P Sold only in Packets and P P Tins Branded: P P Phoenix Thick Lemon P P Phoenix Seville Orange P P Phoenix Large Citron P P Phoenix Mixed Peel P P ' P P Ask for "PHOENIX." P P Look at the brand. Take P P no other. P ! p P P THE P P PHOENIX COMPANY Ltd. P P Manufacturers, Dunedin. P P i' PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP HIGH-CLASS LADIES' AND jp< ENTLEMEN'S mAILORING. H. COCKER, DIRECT DEVON IMPORTER, STREET. Having secured the services as ; Cutter' of Mr W. H. Beslet, who holds two First London Diplomas (one for Ladies' ana oue for Gentlemen's Garments) and has had cousiderablo London, New York, and Colonial experience, is now prepared to make Garments stylish and up« to-date on his premises, DEVON STREET. New Plymouth. e756 NEW PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK [Established 1850.] President: His Excellency the Governor. Vice-Prostdent : Mr H. Weston. Trustees : Messrs A. Shufctleworth, R. Cook, "W i L. Newman, and J. Ward. nnHIS is a public institution of 57 JL years' standing, with the Governor as President, who also appoints a V ice-President and Trustee to manage. The New Plymouth Savings Bank is open fcr tho transaction ot business every day from 11 a.m.. to 1 p.m.., and to 3 p.m., with the exception of Thursdays (close day). B'O^R.PEH CENT, by tho year paid for anfr sum deposited from £1 to £100. | One shilling deposits received, but no j interest alloy/ed until the accumulatioo j amounts to £1 Further information can be obtained | from The Manager — - P. C. MOR^N. L. P ATTIE * C o> STOCK AND LAND AGENTS. SPLENDID AGRICULTURAL FARM AND SHEEP RUN. 2220 ACRES, limestone formation; all in grass and cultivation except 200 acre 3 valuable bush; all splendidly fenced, sheep proof; metalled roads; close to railway station; easy distance to good markets; beautiful ciimato; fine iosidence, with every convenience; wool-sh«d; 4 sets yards; concrete dip, stable, man's cottage, and several other outbuildings. This land grows grain and root crops splendidly, and is excellently adapted for fattening purposes. Price 416 per acre, including stock a.nd implt erits. A going concern. Abso* lutely the cheapest property in the market. 17.00 ACRES Fine grazing iuc; 715 acres in grass, balance bush; rich papa formation; weJl tenced and sub-divided into 14 paddocks; 2 houses, cowshed, sheep and oat. tie yards; a largo portion level and uti'lulating, balance hilly; splendid carrying capacity. Price £5 per acre. Terms £1500 cash. L. PATTIE A CO. j— — rmririin in in ifw— ■n»i«m»immi—im |A SHOP J S WITHIN . ! ! A SHOP ! I This is really a fact at I I Tlie People's Grocery I 1 A first-class display of I I Glassware and Crook- I I cry in the upstairs de- 5 I partmeut, specially pre- I I pared to meet the grow- I I iug demand for a good . I I quality article at a rea- I I sonable price. Special I I Show Day I I SATURDAY NEXT I I and onward till Xmas. I 1 1 A Free Snvitatton is I I given to YOU to pay us I I a visit: Not neces- I I sarily to buy, but to see I I what we can do for you I 1 1 in this line. We can B I please you. f I C. CARTER, I I Devon Street, I I New Plymouth. I i ■ I mO FEEL REATLV COSY— After A hoivif out i.i tho cold, drink "Kozio" Tea. It's called "Kozie" because it gives warmth and comfort and health and strength. — Wholesale igeu.ts, Burgess, Fraaer A Co.