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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13946, 29 April 1909, Page 1

.PdULTEY FARMERS! ATTENTION! Do you know that no Poultry Farm is properly equipped v without a MANN'S GREEN-BONE CUTTER? It is an egg-producer, therefore it is a revenue-producer, as experience sah proved that there is nothing superior to cut "raw bone for improving the egg output. • „ We have the following machines in stock:— • 3 only. Ino. 5 C. — Hand without wheel to sprew to bench. 5 only. No. 5 B. — Hand with wheel to screw to bench. 3 only. No. 5 B.M. — Hand with wheel on stand. 1 only. No. 9.— Hand with wheel on starSf; s , 1 only. N». 11. — Hand or power with fast __fif Totise pulleys. We also hold stocks of — , ENTERPRISE SHELL AND GRIT MILLS, ie, &c. ' , POULTRY NETTING. • OUR Prices are the LOWEST. Send for Quotations! D. BERRY & CO.? BROUCHAM STREET HEW PLYMOUTH •■'•'■ A a Ci pr— ••-», n r-rs- rja-vv r; /?=^y Every pair guaranteed against L'f'*3 ,* - '■•"••:■ ii^A^eca fo**' * s*s- .rnstinp, breaking or punching V V -i * _____! \ W through tho fabric. • !„ ,U1 «•!,...- RUST- l^/^OOjPT'C.i i-l nil <lr.<]" '-' PROOF N*__? V(^fc_# _T\ _____ B V_T« ',_ HEALTHY, . BAPPY —j > CHILDREN Aalsebrooh's New Biscuit > NMRRERY RHYMER iiUiaOl-nl-i I 111 l I IflL-U- * • *s * ~ ■ Pure Food and Amusement for Children. n Good for Old as well as Young. »"♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦#♦♦♦ I NEGLIGE ' ' I ; ♦ - 1 Our Shirts are made up wit_ the greatest care from excellent ~ ; (qualities of Ceylon and' Unions, up-to-date in style and pa*t--# *' terns"; the kind that fit comfortably around the collar; and ♦ • there is nothing skimpy about the sleeves or the body of the ♦< > shirt. ■' + j 3/11, 4/11, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6. J » _ ♦ IW. T. HDOKHAM, THE c c^ H Hi ER ] £ DEVON & BROUGHAM STS., NEW PLYMOUTH. »»♦♦♦♦♦♦ _^___*jf__^ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ THE CfeOTBES T0 WEAt I CHIEF BRAND clothing is suitably nmtt „ -f. >- — It Leads* t CHIEF BRAND clothing has all the style, finish, and fffKMf quality of high class made-to-measure tassrin§. CHIEF BRAND clothing is made in the Dominion, by *ttU* paid workers, made under the conditions YOU A**, approved and settled. ' BOXED READY-TO-WEAR SWB. :«:tm \ STYLISH AND DURABLE RArNCOAT*, — : w B^___ •'* FASHIONABLE TWEEDS. Alt Styles And Shades, For aM J§t» and Tattm. kmt? BRANP" for E^cHcßce ______________ _______________________ * TARANAKI LANDS. TAP. ACRES.— Papa formation, iich soil. 660 . acres well sown down irx 4 \JfJ mixed English grasses, balance good bush land. Well fenced and sub-divided into convenient sheep-proof paddocks. Good dwelling-house and all necessary outbuildings. Frontier good road, three miles from Railway Station. TENURE— -Lease in Perpetuity at 9d per acre per annum. Now carrying 1200 Sheep, 600 Lambs, (50 Head of Cattle, and 14 Horses, whiatt can go with the property at valuation if desired. PRICE £5 10s per acre. Reasonable terras can be arranged. ~ No. 3172. r 7QA ACRES. — Lease in Perpetuity at 9£d per acre; about 400 acres in <OU grass, balaneo first class bush laud; all goodpapa lanC; tonced md sub-di'vidcd. 3-roomed Cottage and sheepyards. When all improved will easily wintor zwo sheep. The propeity consists of good hills, slopes, and flats, and lies well to tho sun; good road past property, handy to township, dairy factory and school. PRICE iA per acre. About £1200 cash required. No. 2827. QQCi ACRES. — Freehold. Suitanio for dairying or crazing. Considerable OOU portion flat, balance undulating, no hills; alfdown in best mixed grasses; well fenced and sub-divided; twopatches native bush reserved fcr shelter; nice running streams ; 4-roomed House, Cowshed, etc.; now milking 60 Cows and grazing 100 Head of Mixed Cattle. Good metal road: 1\ miles to factory and school adjoining ; township handy. Good locality, free from noxieus weeds — a real bargain. PRICE £9 lU_ per acre. No. 2691. 1 OTA ACRES. — Freehold; partly improved; sheep run; 470 acres in iMJo \J grass, balance is good busb land, papa formation ; 7 miles good wiro fencing; 3- roomed Cottage and Iron Shed; 5 miles to township, school and post office. PRICE £2 10s per^aore. ' No. 8166. f NEWTON KING,- • '• 1 NEW PLY MOUTH . , • ' t THE SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND PUBLIC -VT OTI CE. CHILDREN. _ JT 111 THE PLTJNKET NURSE can bo ' • consulted at t"ho Town Hall on TTfjTE, the undersigned, beg to notify Wednesdays and Fridays. Hours from yj the residents of New Plymouth 2 to 4 p.m. ■ \ that we have not sdld out our New PlyOn Wednesdays a Demonstration of t mou th business. -On the contrary »c tho Making of Humanised Milk will nave i mprove d our shop and divided it X,£ 1V x n _„_„■. completely off from tho business ne>ct Tho Nurao'a : ad woo is FREE TO ALL do<) £ yfe h&ve &}so pnt in TOme new Sr°smLr aVa thomselves of stock and more will follow during the MRS. DOCKRILL, . month. MRS. R. MATHEWS, CC ' GOOD GOODS. •jCjb^-ooc Zfn LOW PRICES. 5-_ , BEST SELECTION. PIGS}' PIGSII PIGS!!! SKEATES OROS., TJL> P t NY TI S. B t?rb,f,S IN o? $!_ JEW-LLBESANDWATOHMAKER^ Bacon Pigs, Maiden Sows, or Barrows Opposite Theatre Royal, from 112 lb to 160 lb dead weighs in DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH, aDy DAYS: And at Q ™» Aw^*» d -. 80 , At the Factory — Every Wednesday. . Waitara — Monday, April 26. Tariki — Mondays, April 5 and 19. wtiTAli _n_n __rE_ITAIi Midhirst— Tuesdays, Apr;J 13 ana 27. WCBTOIi AND WES I OilSmart Eoad— Tuesdays, April 6 and 20. BARRISTERS AND BOLICITORB. Pigs received from shareholders only. jfIEW PLYMOUTH * INQLEWOOD. ~~ mrrE have several Bums -.waiting in* I WANT every woman to try vestment at same rates ana en my LANb _> _ntjuu_,.i«_-. Q r , TWn -n en t lo*n monen. It will give you a. skin and ■ ' complexion- to be proud of. '-2NO f p RA N |f MEBSE NQE It • §_in too bad to' be cleared- by it. ARCHITEOT. 1/- at Chemists. 3- Eight year, with Oakden and Ketap, ________ : Melbourne. 4 "^ Drawings and Specification- Prepared. LEV7IB JACKSON, g¥KE _, -^ Rp#rt> BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, t ST. AUBYN STREDE3T, 0V it V6T at jj^ Thone-828. - »51G X Peat.-*

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