Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13921, 27 March 1909, Page 3

IMPORTANT » MOTORISTS. W. B. SCOTT, Representing Scott, Morgan and Co. v of Christchurch, , In order to avoid the necessity of re-shipping stock of Cars back to Christchurch, is prepared for I c next few 3 days ' accept a big concession of from 20 to 30%^ on the Cars and \ Motor Bicycle at present at the Central Garage. < n ' j VAUXHALL. 12-16 h.p., 4 cylinder, 5 'seated. The i most talked of Car in England at the pres- ' | enttime. Winner of the .Canterbury, N.Z, | recent Hill-climbing Competition. 12-14 h.p M 4 seater, 2 cylinder, comt plete. Very.stroqg and most suitable for [ / the. Xaranaki, Roads. < THE BROWN.—IO-12 h.p., 2 cylinder, 2 seater. , Has proved itself to be a most reliable Car. Easy running an.d economical in cost of [ upkeep. ' . , BROWN MOTOR CYCLE. — 3i h.p., magneto, spring forks, quite new; world renowned. For strength, reliability, and hill, climbmg they cannot be excelled. All the Cars have been thoroughly overhauled and are. guaranteed in first class order. Trial trips given to all intending purchasers. ,- > , ACCESSORIES! ACCESSORIES!! | A large stock of Accessories to be cleared at a 5Q% discount. SCOTT, MORGAN & CO., HOLAH BROS. 1 CENTRAL GARAGE, ; . EGMONT STREET, . NEW PLYMOUTH. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!: : : Reliable SEEDS pf HIGHEST QUALITY ''] ; ; ■ ■ and MODERATE in PRICE. ; ; ♦ This is what the Farmer wan\s, and 'what I aim at supplying. \[ I THE WHOLE OF MY NEW SEASON'S : : t CLOVER^. | 4-i'' t , i i l 2 aro of very high germinating power 1 , and ©xeteßtionalhr free from # X impurities. Samples taken from bulk on arnvst wad forwarded ;to o X the 'Government Biologist have given excellent results,- the majority + X giving as high as 98 per cent., and in some cases 100 per cent. *• X "germmation, the quality of the whole being reported upon as VERY o 2 PERENNIAL RYE GRASS.— My stocks, this year, again com- < ► X prise the celebrated Flaxmere arid other high-class Hawke s Bay < > X seed, all being from guaranteed old pasture. I have also a very < > X fine parcel of double machine-dressed Canterbury (30 lbs. to the < ► J bushel); a beautiful small and shotty seed, which is also guaranteed < > a. old pasture. . _ * • T ITALIAN RYE GRASS.- As in previous years, lam again J. stocking the well-known, double-rracbined, Canterbury Giant Italian V y6 ' , COCKSFOOT.—FuII stocks of machine-dressed, new season's X seed to hand. • • , " , ,'• ♦ J ' Also, — + Z PASPALTJM DILITATTJM rSeccombe's hand^shaken), RAPE, ' f TtJRNIPS, POAIS, FESCUES, CRESTED DOGSTAIL, Ac, &. J T Clients are invited to inspect the Government Biologist's report on + J the germination and purity ol my Clovers. || Prices and Samples on application. - > , ' .4 I 'KEW.T-ON KING, : I NEW PLYMOUTH and STRATFORD. , J I ♦ +++O++4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦» |— — — iMBM— O— W— 1 lIIIM iI III II "W| "WAI-RONGQA! M . I -WHAT • 1$ ITT " • * WAI-RONOOA * nmtund Mineral W*tar C the H«dieuHi ' W«t«r"), is Naiare'a wiw provi&ion fof man's miirizi,iti«a FUfWing from its source deep under the great Mam^alxjltA . MotmUin, ii emerge* sparUing »nd babbling from it* bed of white co*glomerato, (4 pnr© cry«UUiii« formation/ at the Wai-ftongo* Medicmal Springs North ; Tai^ri, Otago. 11i« Urge raluH»*,^f n»tuiml gM ii contAwai indicates that, the water ootnoi under gnat pressure, and mm matter what the wftoa ia, dry or wei, the quantity of water towing never varies — it L§ believed io be inexhaiwtibJa The whole »f the imt— bed hat b<w» f.nn-it^ -vl in order to yi'iMi the possibility of oontemtaitiwi of U»e wnUa, and it lifts been eonveried ia*» * beautiful park under titm p—taat c*r* of a Luidacape gardener. ▲ laqpi iMtery ka» been tweeted «m taming the lat^t **& Vert ■Miikiiiiii (nßd Mh^er-Baei) for bottliag the wmern and chnrgiitg with Ike fvteaUe jxmtmnl gas eoOeeted from the springs. Thau " Woi-Bongoa* torn* t9 Om pullic m miiiU nmimrml pvrUf It has been aptfj termed -THE BRINGER OF HEALTH.r Hie tMto of ** Wal-B—noa "la dear and pleasant, with juM a wfteieai ■ h^Vntkwi ef ehatybeates *• iwlud en* of their healing qualities, mmd HU ypjßt mmd m Uf<s*mflh* wmtmr rmder it imttimily rt/^eMhmff mnd eoiw/ii^Haj. Mm mm Ani**** m Wai-Bongea " i« of benefit in cases of Symwrnmim a^l Abater TO l "in atanifestation, whiio tha iron ii oo»taimi wuuum Ik hnal— Mn i» tfcoeo foAria; traw moremi& er debility. , It is, ** f*<^ HatavVfe A»tJ4o*« tt human »Qin«ta l ami Iff Mafto ragtfarfy w3I natfafl U l— tit %*t> **»»* —m^u-*n>d c*»m. H —Iwiliti i f rrf 1 ltljr -^*- wines, spirite, ■.'»«, milk. 4c*. M W«i-BHMM w IN« catawt goU «Mdaki vheiwer exhibited, Madfcg MUK U»mcf%BL I^da, QwpMrtia^, NL2. I»torm*tkmal, mm. THOMSON & CO., Dunedin. WHOLBSAUI AQENTBC ft «. Y9TOM. WeDh^teft} BAJtRIUD k ABRAHAM, Palmenlte I. FRANK MESSENGER. VOCELTOWM •■!«. ARCHITECT, Leaves Town— 6.o a.m., noon, 2.80, 3,45, 5.0, and 6.0 p.m. '\ Kight yeara with Oakden and Kemp, L^ygg VogeltoC-— B.BO a.m- 12.40, Melbottrne. . , .- 1 eOA . ««*«■» Or. W m«. and Sp^ifiction. P»p,«d. *%f%J&<*i& I £Z^ Offioe: At 1.0 p.m. SVKEK' BUILDINGS, D.T.. H~«. JONM, »«V**-