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Taranaki Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 14346, 26 October 1910, Page 5

fit’s Always Handy. How often you’ve bunted for pen and ink and been inconvenienced—D oe s n ’ t bappen when you own a Fountain Fen—no dipping into gritty ink-pots, no blotchy fingers. I can sell you the best makes with a nib to suit you—here’s a list of them—all prices:— The "Taranaki" (self-filling) Waterman’s "Ideal - ’ The "Swan" I The "Waverley' - The " Union ’’ The "Windsor-" All reliable, Various Prices. STYLOGRAPHIC PENS too, are almost as conveni en t. I stock various makes, and they’re cheaper than a fountain pen. B THOS. AVERY, STATIONER, DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. | CARTER’S GOLDEN GIFT TEA PRIZE POETRY COMPETITION The first prize was awarded to MR. CLAUDE L. JEWELL, for the following lines:— Shall I compare it to the gentle wind That'brings the scent of daphne unto me, Or to the odorous sweet that calls to mind The thought of perfumed days far over sea ? Yes, I will liken it to both of these. . It joys my heart—in days of trade and barter— Most fragrant, rich and valuable of teas. See that it’s “Golden Gift,” packed for C. Carter. Golden Gift Tea—the tea of rich fragrance and high-class quality— I to be obtained only at — C. CARTER, DEVON STREET, . NEW PLYMOUTH. GARDEN SEEDS. O ur New Season’s Seeds are now to hand. • VEGETABLE SEEDS. FLOWER SEEDS. • 'SEED POTATOES. T GARDEN MANURES. A GARDEN. SUNDRIES. T Write for Catalogue giving full ♦ information regarding sowing, i Posted free to any address. * AGRICULTURAL SEEDS * FOR SPRING SOWING. • LOWEST PRICES consistent ♦ with Prime Quality. i, WM. ROWE I BROUGHAM ST., ♦ NEW PLYMOUTH. 4 .♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦a rjiHE .V yisrr - LOOK AT OUR LANDI ASK FOR OUR MILK RETURNS PER ACRE. THEN INSPECT OUR PROPERTY LIST. AND MAKE 'YOUR SELECTION! WOULD ANY OF THESE SUIT YOU?, OH ACRES, FREEHOLD, two £j\J. - miles from Hawera. well tered, fenced and sheltered. £lO per "G per year can bo taken oft this : m. £6OO cash .and one-third of milk; mu’Os can acquire this property., HCE £6O PER ACRE. 0 ACRES. WHENUAKURA. all level, well watered, fenced and Itered- all level and ploughable: jo to faotorv and school. PRICE £SO, R ACRE. ‘ £6OO cash. ORfl ACRES, straight lease; all / level, well watered and fenced; close to factory and railwayj good dwelling and cow shed; on good metalled road. Will lease for seven years at 35s per acre. ' ACRES, straight lease, compul- ) sory purchasing clause at £32 : tically all level, well watered, well id and subdivided by good boxthorn - s; 21 miles from creamery, post qfand school and 41 miles from rail- ; quality of land first-class; creamJiijely to be erected on property, carrv 50 cows. £4OO cash, or stock. iat value, will acquire this farm on ptional terms. OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM. IgEALAND ■J OAN AND A GENCY M C°ERCANTILB L m : R. L. M. KITTO, Manager, HAWERA ~ E. W. M. LTSONS, SURVEYOR (Next Bank of Australasia.) Authorised to Survey under the Land Transfer Act.