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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 193, 6 September 1900, Page 3

WESTOWN. FRIDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER. WITHOUT RESERYE. rEWTON KING has received instructions .1 from Mr. T. McKeown, who has sold his farm, to sell by auction on the farm, Westown, on the above date. — The WHOLE of his DAIRY & FARM STOCK, consisting of:— 45 Oows in milk and to calve 11 Springing Heifers, half to purebred Jerseys 8 Yearling Heifers, half to pure-bred Jerseys 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull, bred by Mr. Hulke 1 Yearling pure-bred Jersey Ball 2 Light Draught Horses, 2 Hacks Pigs, Fowls, etc. 1 W. A. Wood Mower, Turnover Hake, Seed Drill, Plough, Tine and Chain Harrows, Tip Oart (nearly new), Spring Trap, Oart and Plough Harness, Trap Harness, Sidesaddle, Saddles and' Bridles, Carriage Lamps, Iron Blocks, 1 300-gallon Tank, 1 18gallon Copper, Carpenter's Bench, Tools, Vice, Grindstone, 2 Guns, Ladders, Garden Tools, 1 55gallon De Laval Separator, Chum, Butter-worker, Milk Heater JErator, Milk Tanks, Weighing Machine, Cream Cans, Butter Scales, Slate Slab, Buckets, Boxes, etc., Seed Potatoes, etc. Furniture.—Superior Piano by " Monington and Weston, nearly new, Suite in Horse-hair, Bookcase, Oheffionier, Dining and other Tables, Chairs, Pictures, Whatnots, Marble Clock, Wardrobes, Dressing Tables, Washstands, Chests of Drawers, Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, Carpets, Linoleum, Curtains, Mats, Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, and Sundries. Note: —Mr. McKeown has been dairying for 20 years and this is his first clearing sale. The cows have been carefully culled every year, are all young and averaged last season or butter alone £7 8s per head. TARANAKI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. STALLION PARADE. C]I HOULD sufficient inducement offer, the ) Annual Parade of Stallions will be held on SATURDAY, the 15th September, at 12.30 p.m. Entries to be left with THOS. 0. KELSEY, Secretary. BOROUGH OP NEW PLYMOUTH. ANNUAL ELECTION OF THREE COUNCILLORS. WHEREAS the following candidates have been duly nominated, and the number nominated for each Ward does not exceed the vacancy existing, I therefore declare DAVID ARTHUR LEALAND duly elected a Councilor for the Eastern Ward; WILLIAM FRANCIS BROOKING duly elected a Councillor for tlie Oentral Ward, JOE WARD duly elected a Councillor for the Western Ward in the Council of the Borough of New Plymouth. 0. E BELLRINGEB, Returning Officer. Borough Offices, sth September, 1900.

NOMtHATOM! Mr. Lealand: Messrs. J. Attrill, J. S. MoKellar, F. P. Oorkill, M. Fraser. Mr. Brooking: Messrs. R. 0. Hughes and D. Benv. Mr. Ward: Messrs. D. Teed and S. Teed. SOFT AND GLOSS* HAIR. TO make the hair grow soft, glossy, and luxuriantly is a matter that has vexed the minds of many thousands. The hair requires to ba nourished, and the skin of the head kept clean and in a healthy condition. To do this you must use Talker's Hair Tonic. It is the only preparation that fulfils all the requirements without the disadvantages necessary to promote a healthy and vigorous growth of hair. It is not a greasy or oily preparation, and will not soil the finest linen or lace It is not poisonous, nor dees it contain anything to injure the most tender skin It is not highly perfumed, and in no way objeotionable to the most refined sense of smell. It effectually removes dandriff or other impurities from the scalp. It makes the hair grow soft, glossy, and strong It is sold in patent bottles at 2s 6d; by post 3s. It is manufactured only by the proprietor, ' It should be on every lady's toilet table. Distributhg Agent for Taranaki—A. B. SYKES, opposite Theatre Royal, New Plymouth. Waitara Agents Law bench Bbos. Storekeepers. MELOITE HAND ITJL fnnouuee that they have b?en appointed SOLE AGENTS for the Taranaki Provincial District for the above Hand and Turbine Separators. At the list Show of the Royal Agricultural Sooiety of England, held in June, 1899, these Separators were shown t>take 33pprcent. less power than the Alpha—Laval, and 50 i per cent less than the average of all the | other Separators competing. At the most SEVERE PUBLIC TRIALS'. ever held, lasting a week, and under the | auspices of the Belgian Government, for the ! purpose of selecting the 1 BEST SEPARATOR for the use of the Students in the Bouchet les Anvers College of Agriculture—the following points being most carefully considered : Efficiency of Separation Power required i Quantity of milk separated per hour i Means of regulating cream Construction, materials, safety) Ease of cleaning Selling price (Maximum points, 100) l the MELOTTE SEPARATOR was FIRST, with 98.02 per cent of (.-oints, b:ating the Alpha-Lava), with 89.46 f oints. We are taking orders for Hand and Tur--3 bine Machines, specimens of which may be seen. - A LIMITED NUMBER only will be available, so to prevent di> appointment orders should be beoked early, bewleyT watt, * i SOLE AGENTS FOR TARANAKI. FO» PRIVATE SALE. PETRIE'3 ESTATE, situated at the Man gorei cross-roads, three miles from £ New Plymouth, to be sold in lots of from \i to 1-J-iaoi'is, Plans and particulars on application (o Messrs. Bowley and Watt, Land Agents, Devon-street New Plymouth. :*1 LKSSONS IN PAUSTUNtt. MISS E. LEWIS is prepared to give Lemons i a Oil-painting (Landsoape and Floral), * Ad!iro6a-.Qp WBr gjihflj,, ftß( j Qj oyej ,