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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 236, 30 November 1900, Page 3

ST. MARY'S CHURCH. ANNUAL FESTIVAL. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2HD, 1900. "OLY COMMUNION, 8 a.m. Morning . Player and Hoi; Communion, 11 ajn. Preacher: Kev. A. M. Bradbury. Children Service, 3 p.m. Addreu by the Rev. V. G. Evans. ! Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7 p.m. Preacher: Sev. F. A. Bennett. The offertories will be devoted to the liquidation of the Parish debts. 8D j WANTED KNOWN. OKATO WESLEYAN OHUROH ANNIVERSARY PICNIC AND ENTERTAINMENT Si ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. td UNION S.S. COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND, Limited. NOTIOE.-Intending PASSENGERS for SYDNEY daring the month of Decernhav ova rannaoforl ft. I*/**.)- 4-1...J soon as possible, m order to seoure accommodation. A. 0. WALKER, Branch Manager. TONGAPORUTU BRIDGE CONTRACT. Land and Survey Department, New Plymouth, November Ist, 1900. TENDERS will be received at this Office, to noon of Wbdnbsdat, December sth, 1900, for Providing Material, Constructing River, Mimi-Mokau Road. Plans and specifications ef the work may be seen at this Office; at Survey Office, Auckland; and at Survey Office, Wanganui, The lowest or any tender may not necessarily be accepted. JOHN STRAUOHON, dfrtu,4d,wdl Chief Bnrveyor. FRANKLEY ROAD. WEDNESDAY, sth DECEMBER. \TEWTONKING has received instructions I from Mr. J. Vbale, who has leased 1 is farm, to sell by auction on the farm, rankley Read, on the above date:— AU his HOUSEHOLD FURMITURB and EFFECTS, consisting of,— Piano by Schumann (nearly new), , Music Cantsrbury, Easy, Wioker, and Bentwood Obalrs, Overmantel, Pictures, Chest Drawers, Handsome Wardrobe, Dressing Tables, Wasbstands, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Mirrors, Tables, Sideboard, Kitchen Dresser, Dinner Service 1 , Olooks, Swinging Lamp, Mangle, Wringer, Sewing Machine, Meat Safe, Lawn Mower. Tennis Set, Croquet Set,' 9-f«fet Bagatelle Beard, Curtains ( Rugs, etc., etc. s ALSO,— 1 5-year-old Trap Mare 1 Pony, Saddle and Bridle 1 Cow, in full milk 1 Buggy and Harness Side-saddle, etc., Fowls, etc, 1 Spring Trap and Harness Sale at 2 o'clock. ' 29,30,w1,4 BRISTOL ROAD. TUESDAY, 4th DECEMBER. VIOKERS & STEVENS have received instructiens from Mr. Andbew Nbilskn to sell by public auction, on the farm, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the above date,The whole of his Dairy Cattle, Young Stock, Horses, and Farm Implements, as under,— 62 First-Olass Young Cows, in milk 10 First-class Young Cows, to calve 10 Yearlings 35 Calves 2 Bulls 11 Store Pigs 1 Half-Draught Mare with foal at foot 1 Hack Mare with foal at foot 2 Half-Draught Mares 1 Chestnut Trap Horse 1 3-year-old Half-Draught Geldinir by "Willie" * 1 Grey Hack Mare ' 1 Express and Harness, 1 Dray and Harness, 1 Gig and Harness, Spare Harness, 1 S.F. Hillside Plough, 1 Oliver Plough, Set 3-leaf Harrows and Swingletrees, 8 Factory Cans, Cooler, Buckets, Tools, etc, etc. They will also offer the FARM in one or two lots, containing 469 acres; 300 acres in grass. This is a really first-class dairying farm, and is only about 10 chains off the metal, and close to the Waitui Dairy Factory. Most of the land is ploughable, and is very suitable for dairying. Further particulars may be seen on (reference, to our advertising columns. Mr. Neileon has been very careful in the selection of his dairy herd, the cows are all young stock, and nearly all in full milk, A brake will leave the auction mart at 10 o'clock a.m. Sale at IS o'clook, 30,wl Luncheon Provided, THE BEST LAUNDRIES NOW PS SYLVIA STARCH BECAUSE IT'S THE MOST RELIABLE. IT'S FKISK FROM ALL . ADULTERATION. IT'S THE BEST FOR HIGH CLASS I VtOKK - - BIUYuLEsi FOR SALE. D-~ „. w „ Hum mugiaiiu.—jjamuua "KHAKI" OYOLEd. Great cut in the trad*. Kirst-alass quality at bedrock prioes for cash. Single machine for £4 18* j 2 machines, £8 n a; 3 mao hines, £l2 2s, ?"? g . ht „ a " d da 'y P aid t0 Wellington, laay s Cycles, 10s per machine extra. Quotations for 10 Bicycle and over on appll