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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 4, 2 March 1900, Page 3

DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. "TVAIRY FARM of 141 Aorei; 90 aorta In U grass, 2-roomad house, cowshed; subdivided by good wiro fenoe and river boundary ; on good metalled road, within bait a mile of Font Office, Store, Dairy Factory, and School. The above must be eold to close an assigned estate A bargain for a'man with small oapitaal. For farther perUonlare, apply to HAL GOODAOBB, Egmont Boot Factory, Plymouth. OKATO-NEW PLYMOUTH OOAOH. THE Ooach leavea Okato every Hovdai and Thcbsday, at 6 a.m. and every Wkdsesda* ic Batcbday, at 7.80 a.m. Leaves New Plymouth at 1 p.m. on Koti* daya and Thursdays, \nd 8 p.m. on Wednes* days and Saturdaya and luggage can be booked at Wests Stables, Mew Plymouth, or at the owner's resldenoe, Okato. ROBT. F. ROEBUCK. PROPSiitob Mas. F. T. BAKER, TXACHHB Of PIANOFORTE, SINGING. AND THEORY OF MUSIC, WILL resume Teaching on MONDAY. February Btb. Pupils prepared for Musical (theoretical and praotlcal.) Miss Bakeb also receives pa nils fur Pianoforte and Theory. Brookiide, Oarrington Eoad, New Plymouth. (0 THE POPULAR ANNUAL TARANAKI OUTING. NORMANBY HORTICULTURAL. DOG, and GENERAL PRODUCE fOOIETY'S 16 th ksual g II0W » FRIDAY, 16TH MARCH, 1900.

Monster Exhibition. Great Attraction'. Luge Dog Section (coxprising over £3O in priza*, also Silver Cup.) New Plymouth Town Band (conduotor Mr. G. Garry) will play in the Ground* during the day. Holiday Excursion Fares from Mew Plymouth and intermediate stations to Normanby. The afternoon train from Hawera to Mew Plymouth will ba delated, leaving Normanby at 6 30 p.m. Catalogued, Bpecial Dog Schedule*. and Entry Forms on appllcati< n. Entries clote for Dog* on 2nd March, at 9 p.m. General Entries close on 14th M«™V at 0 p.m. Exhibitors are leqneated, where praoticable, to send their exhibits the day before the Showi THOS. LLOYD, Secretary and Treasurer.

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