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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13926, 3 April 1909, Page 3

HEALTHY, HAPPY ■ CHILDREN i . .- . Anlsebrook's New Biscuit NURSURY RHYMES. Pure Food and Amusement for Children,. Good for Old as well ai Young. A PAPER CURRENCY Is one of the reformers' panaceas for the present sjyin- \ gency of the Dominion's finance; but- you will mud youf / old metallic currency, whether gold or silver, wflr' go a 1 surprisingly long way at our GREAT RELINQUISHING HARDWARE SALE. Gold and silver have appreciated, and Ironmongery prices, have depreciated with' as. So come along an.d:\ inspect the Bargains in all departments.. We shaU n«t ask you to buy what you do not want, but^ '-. it will be astonishing if do you not find something you do jt want in our large and varied stock, which comprises in ; * actual fact everything from a Needle to an anchor. N.B. — Don't forget the Cash as books have been abolished with us. , Remember the adddress:— „.•■' D; BERBY '& C 0.7 "v BROUGHAM STREET • .'.. ... NEW PLYMOUTH "WAtRONGOAff ] "\i^HAT IS ITr* !* WAI-RONGOA ' N^oral Mmerai Water CO* Wpißrfii Water "X is N»tare'i wim proviaioa lor maa'i ip*™**^ Ump^ ing from its source deep under the gre*i liUung»tok» Hm^mttim, li* emerge* ip&rkliiig mm! bubbling from its bed of whali* mmfJommtc, (a pmt orywbJbi* ,|pi|^^ $&« WaJ-Hn^ni jyußdkiwa Springs, N^tth taier^ %ta^. ' TB» krg* ***** «C DAtoril gas & eontaaw indicates ihat the water eoBMt ndar gpeai pppeawtffe, aad mm matter what ihe season is, drj er i*a^ ihe quanta of water itwing mertr Varies—it m believed fta W inexhaaetible. Th« whole at Urn wmtaaked kas We« tonrdiawd it imim tm wmmmk «h» poaobOitj »f ctmhiiifa iMki «f Uw irelU, «n4 it baa beat iwililif ■>» A Ims» fcefaty kM kew mnetmi mmtmiamg the latest as* ha* ■M>,Ma»l MH sa^r4hw^ fsr fcottiinf the wstenand charging wMk 9* jsJsaMeaatartrtsesßsetediimai the spriua. Thm M Wmi&m^m* mmm +O* rmUioimmlfit»*mii*ml purity, ft kaalwea apiljtar»ed -THE HUNGER OF HEALTH" laJksila» «f ehiMHtiiti MsisM «m «f their heabW mmSsOm, #a#a%^ aMriHr mn4 * ftfr tfthi wmttr rtmftr if imtmntiy rtfthMmg mtd mmdSSmT^ i ArtMtf M Wti.B«ii BMNko<8 M N ko< great benefit faaMSß^l^Mam^ akvib mm jmmmmjmmi BK ■KVstMHsSsl^'Vs^ vBts!s9^MDBHH|K9B9HM 9U^TJBmmm\ 9f v«MMll.v7* *■ ! m Jfcfa, m Mt^mtmnfk Istilsttiat hnman aflsM»H aal tf arfaai' THOMSON ff CO., DiMDni. I Cft V. Horn% Ssmajami ULXXIUD ft ABBAHIM, FaisMnsatl. ( I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^ ! SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS! i | Reliable SEEDS of HIGHEST QUALITY t I and MODERATE in PRICE. ♦ 0 This is what the Farmer wants, and what I aim at^upplying. 4 , ! THE WHOLE OF MY NEW SEASON'S i I | CLOVERS. |; 2 are of very high germinating power, aad exoeptionany fi«o feam 4 > X impurities. Samples taken from bulk on arrival and forwarded to o X the Government Biologist have given excellent results, the majority 4 > X giving as high as 98 per cent., and in some cases 100 I** o ®^ < » , ► lermmation,' the quality of the whole being reported upon aa VERY ,« ► k PURE ' ■» ' 1 1 PERENNIAL RYE GRASS.— My stocks, this year, again «om- < > ,[ prise the celebrated Flaxmere and. other high-class Hawkes B»f <». ,1 seed, all being from guaranteed old pasture* X + a V ? 2 ' ,[ Hue parcel of double machine-dressed Canterbury (30 lbs. to tite o , I bushel), a beautiful small and shstty. seed, which is also guaranteed, < > a. old pasture. / " _ v - • i X ITALIAN RYE GRASS.— As in previous years, I>m .again < X stocking the wejl-known, double-machined, Canterbury Giant. Italian 4 y. y6 ' COCKSFOOT.— FuII stocks of machine-dressed, new season's i i I seed to hand. ! * J P ASP ALUM DILITATUM (Seccombe-'s hand-shaken), RAPE, , , t TURNIPS, POAS, FESCUES, CHESTED POGSTAIL, Ac., &. , Clients are invited to inspect the Government Biologist's report on i \ the germination and purity of my Clovers. , ! Prices and Samples on application. * , :[ NEWTON KING, ♦ NEW PLYMOUTH and STRATFORD. ++♦+♦♦«>♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦# ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦#♦

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