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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13928, 6 April 1909, Page 8

*S>-' < a nit ot JK;3Sfi ■PL KjS For cut*, barns, brnliet. icaldt, raw EFJfrjr chapped hands, cbifiafi, col4-ioret,ccußa ■fro and a I irritating and dlieaictf condition! fks ol (be (kin. Zam-Buk ia free bolk Iroffl pp| raucid tits aad oioeral poiaoa. belaf auda Pi-? ooly ol Ibt exiracts from rareheallof plants. W&i (t it to refioed Ibat the akin absorbs it It f&p* o^ce a3d receives a heallbier lone. Notblof £%■« iv so be* Hog. scotbiot, aad pure or so fIH |k falfbly antiseptic. You nay rub Zam-Bnk ia to rub all pain, disease, and Irritation oat Sold at all chemitU and ttort* at l/fl pmr boes f«mil» «iz«. S/t> (containing nearly four timet a* much) i «U • iifict/or §am* pric* from tht Zam-Buk V9 H P4t SK» Sudtty.

F. P. COftKILL INVITES ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING:— GOOD ' Section at Fitzroy. Well situated, fenced, eleagnus hedge all round. Title, Land Transfer. Price £60. ' ' QAA ACRE FREEHOLD, 280 in uUU grass. Price £7 per acre; £400 cash, balance 5£ per cent. 1 f\ AAn ACRE BLOCK, much lUiUUU of' it very good land and most conveniently situated. Frea' J hold 26s per acre.- Terms can be arranged. W 7 ELL-SITUATED Half Acre, neon V> Central School. £100 down. , AT RAGLAN. Centrally situated half acre, main road. Good spec, at £75. Freehold. , . SMADL SHEEP FARM.— 4§4 acres, 800 grass, 35 felled. £6 10s Qd £2000 left on at 5* per cent. / » . BUSH SECTION, Taranaki.— 2oo acres real good pfepa country. Very little money required. BUSH SECTION, Raglan.— 2Bo acres excellent volcanic land, well timbered. Very easy terms. . HALF-ACRE Building Site, near Pukekura Park". , £100 depesit. O7nn ACRES, valuable freehold _£ 4 U\J and leasehold. Excellent sheep country. Price £S per acre. CHOICE Suburban Homestead, 41 acres, Waiwiakaiho j good honse F. P. CORKILL, NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS.

TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE A TALLOW SALES. HAYMARKET, BTRATFOR* Tuesday, April Id. /CLIENTS aro particularly j'eauekjei \j to forward Consignment m tiioe 50 arrive on or before THI HSDAY previous. . / Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their 'Produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. VTEWioN' ' T^lNv.

" . 4 NEW PLYMOUTH WOOL, HIDE, BKIN ANL TALLOW SALE. > MONTHLY SXI-ES At OUI i BROUGHAM 13T. STORE. Cash Advances made' on Wool Clips t Butchers' Produce*, either for salt or shipment. r Addresp Labels and Consignment Forini ■ posted on application. ' Prompt Account Sales. NEXT SALE, Wednesday, April 14. ; Consignments received up to JTRIDA3 previous. , Consignors may rely on getting fuL manket prices for their produce. L. A. N^^ * C oi (Late WILSON & NOLAN).

CHBISTMAS HADk-PERS. 1 BOTTLE WHISKY. » 1 BOTTLE BRANDY. 1, BOTTLE WINE. 1 BOTTLE RUM. « BOTTLES ALE. 20/-.=&11=20/-. (Caßes 1/- Extra). , '/ COUNTRY CUSTOMERS at Fla k Stations please add Rail (1/6) to P.O. Ordeia. f GOLDWATER BROTHERS.--— wine and spirit merchants, new Plymouth:

T>IGSI , piGStl -pIGS'IH fTIHE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERA JL TIVE BACON CURING COM PANY, Ltd., are buyers of Prime Bacon Pigs, Maiden Sows, or Barrows from 1121 b. to 1601 b. dead weight, in any quantity. , RECETVTNO. DAYS: At tho Fartory — Evory Wednesday Wfitnra — Monday, April 26. Taiiki- -Mondays, April 5 and 19. Midhirst— Tuesdays, April 13 and 27 Sinn rt l{oad -Tuosdays, April 6 and 20 Pijis r(ci i i\« > d fmm .^liaroholdors oniy.