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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143763, 11 April 1912, Page 4

NAVY SERGES AT WARD’S. WARD’S SERGES will not spot, cockle, or shrink, and are impervious to sea, sun and rain. WARD’S SERGES in all makes —Eslamene Serges, West of England Serges, Coating Serges, Fox’s Serges. WARD’S SERGES, 42in. wide, at Is 9d, 2s 3d, 2s Id, 3s 3d, 3s 6d per yard ; 54in. wide at 4s lid, 5s lid per yard. WARD’S SERGES at 2s 3d per yard 42in. wide and 4s lid per yard 54in. wide are worth special attention. A VY S ERGES AT WARD’S.

r-*r FROM THE RED POST AN INVITATION—CORDIAL AND SINCERE Taranaki residents from far and near are cordially invited to visit the Red Post Furnishing Coy in its new home. The new building is large and commodious; it is well appointed and splendidly adapted for the display of Furniture and Furniishings. AT HOME DAY—EVERY DAY. Will YOU come? Red Post Furnishing Co., Ltd., Devon Street New Plymouth. Owing to the increased business we shall from April 2 occupy those most central premises lately known as the Waratah , Dining Rooms. These spacious premises will be suitably altered to accommodate our large stock of Cycles, Motor Cycles, and accessories. We will then be ready to cope with the extending business in all branches known to the trade. EMERY AND CO., NEXT CRITERION HOTEL Phone 305. DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH.

A SPEEDY CURE FOR JOHNSTON. I get dizzy, my sight is defective, I feel lazy and tired, I have awful pains over the heart and—oh!—l don’t know what.” It was Johnston who complained. ”1 know what YOU want,” said a visiting friend, and Johnston soon found himself on a course of “Baxter’s Compound Quinine Pills.” They cured him. They pulled him together in less than no time—toned up his system, and put his nerves and general organism in order. “Always specify ‘Silver-coated’ when you buy Compound Quinine Pills,” says Johnston.- “Silver-coated means 'hey’re Baxter’s, and Baxter’s are the lulls to effect a speed}- cure.” If you feel as Johnston felt, don’t delay—get Baxter’s Silver-coated Compound Quinine Pills. Is 6d box at chemists and stores. f

The billiard contest between Gray and Stevenson is attracting a good deal of attention. The advent of Gray and Lindrum. the two young Australian exponents of the game, has aroused a great deal of enthusiasm in England, and now comes the question—who will win ? Gray will probably win, but there is no “probable” winner in a tea contest for the Empire Company’s Crescent Tea will easily come first because of its superior qualities. Try it this week. “Oh, stay,” the maiden said, “and rest Thy weary head upon this breast; X love to hear you laugh' and joke, I love to smell you when you smoko—‘Royal Standard.’ ” “Excuse me, air, don’t think me rude. AVhat do you smoke that smells ep good ?” _ ■ , A wink stood in his bright blue eye, He raised his hat, and made reply—- “ Royal Standard.” You can alwa/s find something ‘un--usual” for a present at Bishop’s:*

YOUR NEW SUIT. Let your next suit be tailored for you at‘‘The Modern Tailors/' ‘ /' We can save you £2 on the prices charged by other tailors, and,.moreover, guarantee you a perfectly fitting suit, tailored to your measure, from highI grade materiaIs—GUARANTEE IT—in writing. It simply means that we make you a cash savin gaud SHOULDER ALL'THE RISKS OURSELVES—that -if the suit, when delivered, does nqt come up to the specified standard—you- produce the guarantee-rpay us nothing—and lose not a cent. The loss null be ours. , That is the offer we make you for your next suit.. Every suit is guaranteed tailor-made to your exact instructions—in the latest stvle, and from the best raaterials.Prices for. genuine' tailor-made suits to order—sss to 84s cash. Write or call for samples—now! GEORGE DAVIES, LTD., “The Modern Tailors,” Corner Egmont and Devon Streets, NEW PLYMOUTH.

OUTSIDE THE Everybody likes the new pipe Tobacco ROYAL <** V. ARD Dark and Aromatic in Plugs and 2oa Tin&

Wasting —— of the • System Cured PLANTEKOA SAVED —— HIS LIFE—— Lower Hutt, “When Freddy was about three years of ago we thought t hat. owing to weakness and wasting of the system, it would be impossible to roar him. For twelve months he. was in a very low state. Ko matter what delicacy in the wav of food we got for him, we could not got him to eat. Ho was very sleepless at nights, and the doctor did not know what to do for him, stating that if he possibly pulled through and should reach the age of seven years ho might be alright. On the advice of triends wo gave him .PLANTEKOA Remedy and during the first week wc noticed a change for the better: he was able to eat hotter and slept well. From that time he has steadily improved, t ill at the present ho is as healthy as we could wish, as a glance at his photo will show. I quite believe PLANTEKOA SAVED HIS LIFE. Mils. W. GOSS. Plaatekoa Large Bottles. Price 5/Chemists and Stores, or post five from Plantckoa Proprietary, Ltd., Wellington. J Special New Plymouth agents, Messrs. Johnston Bros., Devon St. East, New Plymouth, and branches at Devon St. West and Moturoa. J. V. O’Hagah, Chemist, Elthain. W. K. Wallace, Chemist, Hawera. YOUR Cough, troumes yon most at night, just when retiring, and you have, difficulty in getting off to sleep. Try “MAEOL.'’ it acts like a charm. A few drops on loaf sugar and allowed to dissolve very slowly between the cheek and gums, and a good inhalation of “NAZOL” through ihe •'NAZOL INHALER” will quickly give von relief. Sold ererywnere —Is dd pottle of 60 doses. b24U L EW I S JACKSON, ST. AUBYN STREET. BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. Telephone 328.

F OR I MMEDIATB gALE. p IRST-CLASS gHEEP UN. -i O AA ACRES FREEHOLD. —All has been very well laid down in mixed I.OUU English grasses except 200 acres, which is in standing bush. Well fenced and divided into 12 convenient paddocks; 5-roamed house and also 3roomed cottage, wool-shed and night pons, sheep-yards, cow-shed and outbuildings. There are about 400 acres of very rich flats, the balance being hill, good spurs, and faces on blue papa formation. Situated one mile from the post office, store, school ,etc., half-mile to the dairy factory; 10 miles to the sale-yards, 18 miles to freezing works. Access to main road (first-class metalled motor road right to homestead). PRICE £6 per acre. A very cheap property. 4380 ~i ACRES, TE KUITI DISTRICT.—SOO acres in grass, balance J fjijij heavy bush; good 5-roomcd house, shed and sheep-yards; subdivid ed into 6 sheep-proof paddocks; capacity, 2 sheep to acre. O.R.P. at X"s 6d per acre. PRICE £3 10s per acre. 4319 i KKA ACRES, TE KUITI, L.1.P., rent' £SO per annum; 500 acres in I OOU grass, balance good bush land; 5-roomed house, wool-shed, etc.; 2J miles of sheep-proof fencing; 2 sheep to the acre land when all bush down. PRICE £3 per acre. Terms £IOO cash only. 4274 rt ACRES, WAYERLEY DISTRICT.—IBOS acres in grass and the vj / .1,0 balance in bush; we]l fenced and subdivided ; 4-roomed house and lean-to, dairy, wool-shed, and two sets of sheep yards; carrying 3000 sheep and 200 head of young cattle; situated 9 miles to railway station. Tenure, small grazing run, lease 21 years, from March 1, 1912. Rent, £42 10s per annum. PRICE £6OOO. Exceptionally easy tprms given and the stock can be taken at valuation. 4340 My Land Register contains the pick of the Taranaki province and landseekers can be suited by calling on me. Dairy farms in areas from 50 to 500 acres, grazing runs from 750 to 6000 acres, at low prices and on easy terms. I have also numerous town and suburban properties for sale; also businesses of every description. Clients shown over properties freeof charge. Correspondence specially invited. Land representatives: F. E. Orbell, New Plymouth; J. M. Higuett, Stratford; F. E. Sloore, Kaponga. NEWTON KING AUCTIONEER, LAND .* FINANCIAL AGENT. New Plymouth

White and Sons’ replace 'advertise-one-piece dresses and costumes. The fine range this firm always carry attracts considerable attention from the ladies of the district. Don’t fool with colds. Cure them. Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion. Safe and speedy. Talking about crooked spines ; n females, it Is an astonishing fact that this disease is prevalent to an alarming extent amongst workers of sewing machines in factories, ©to. This is because the operator cannot sit upright at her work; she cannot sit opposite the treadle and needle-bar at the same time. An absurdly simple invention has been brought out by the Standard Sewing Machine Co. whereby this serious defect is obviated. The needle works right opposite the eye of the operator, and she can sit perfectly upright. This remarkable invention should be hailed with delight by all interested in the health of girls. The J.P. Hardware Co., Devon Street, are the sole agents, and the price is £lo.*