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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 18, 19 January 1901, Page 3

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!NjiW PLYMOUTH, HATUIIIfv J * HUAKT 111. KKTA.IL Ppf!,. Butchers' meat.-—PricJ as 1 -itoly advertised. » iFarm -ind Uairy Pi\«i -Milk, 3d put quart; butter, dairy, K,' . separator, ludto la Id per lb; clii* • 7'l pur lb; eggs, I I Id por doz; fowls, r -'-tit ; ducks,— i par pair ; lard, (id ; brli, i»u to 8d; liams, > <jd t'J N i [I(.T lb. ;' r M 11 Fruit.—JJananas, 3 »d 4d per lb; cocoaj nur.i-., ;M to 'ld each 'Miioiis, la .and Is (id _ i pur dozen ; oranges, t 'ft and 2- per dozen; 'i appli*. 3d por lb; • titans, 0.1 por lb. •j Vegetables Onii' I id V el lb ; cabj bancs, 2d each; po/j es, 2s per sack. S BreailstuaEs—Bre; f 3d per 41'o leaf cat>h _ for weekly payment iJiu booin-d. , ] Firewood, from g.m i-s per load. " j CoaJ.—Westport - lookdale), I'-ia; Mokau, j j Jk-jja-dmt (mire'.J 7 10s l-' cr tonj BUl'lif I'HI.OKS ft BLilt.f.r.—B'-st,(laifcr- Mtoßd; separator, fid IJ to ll' ; per li.; uhfse M per lb; eggs, Uj ,' i'or iu-2®; fowls •} 6tl per pair; (lucks, 3»

pot' pair; hac<fti,4d to BJdper lkfamßiw to 7.1 pir . lb; lard, 4d to sd; ®wus, 2jd ,) .(p Jd per Ife. v , 1 pi | Mlt- NKWI'ON KING'S WiOiY , •' , AUCU'IONJiIiVOfLfj r Mil. Nkwto.v Kinq repoita:—■ tha baymarket, on .Saturday, a large mlwr <jf'piKfr wore sold, slips making 5* to Us ;lalUtor«s, lis to 16s. Several horses weriMjld, liackn making L 3 10s to LI ISs. At tlftnart fowls tuada ilil toils) 8d; ducks, l'2d to 2s: potatuej, Id to I : |<l' furniture Id fuadrips made low ra'es. ~1 j ;l .j, he follomiig pHcejifere rsalise'l at sales during' the' wJ«lt, ! Sa to lid; plams, 3b to Gi G'd i pbaclt&.'W j'tomatoes, ■is to 0» 6d; grapes !)d to Is Id lemons, 6# tO BS. ' ' ' ■ ( ,'i' I ~.., Cattle.—At Stratford, on Twnday, ytook were yarded considerably in tfelss o£ adver- ; used numbers*.' 'TheYe wSi'ilpbd attendance, but bidding on tho wlC;!e,j wjs not <tnite fo brisk as of late. All' good calves sold rapidly, but p ices olfpd' for steers and 15-months heifer i in nsfct were . below vendors ruaer/es n,o.it. of these were passed at tho f'"-mj»er. A| go"( 1 proportions, however, changed lmnds 1 afterward*- »t iatr prioes. Good, weaoersl ''/u.(! 23s to2ss; go&'l to 335; l 15-month steers, Ij2 15s to lis t>d Jlßto B 2 .-ino,ith st, ers| L 3 8s 6 i 1 fia j 15 to I 18-monlh heifers, L- I 6* P L3fii> ; 2-year I h"if>r ,L 3 J'Ov tii L 3 Lai ■io.i to 1.4 2s 6 I s>; freah cw, L» 12b to It H At 8 'iny Hive ', on they. rdsH ivi re weli filled, an>i nairl/cv r> tiling foldß at trie lutomer Oalve< WJe'lS:} 12 to I».month stosif, f«' l l"*mo l 4j},',|d ■y><«r heifers, L 3 5s to L 3**'; tt6r®' tov.g, L2H to L 3 10h ; fat cow-?, i,!> L 4 2s tjd.

VICKERS k SI-EVENS' .AUCTlbij fiK--I'Ok;., j j Ttpori"'k 'fair '6' ftnfce yards-. Prices ail round «ho»«<l aa imprbveiifeot for. Following pri^.. y>ei:?.. obtained Small c->lve«, 1 18s ttf r -'l 6s; gnod calve* Li 10s to LI 156; )5-|Borjths hei>-<),IL2 6s to L2 10a; ..f).months.ti* 1H month* steer*, Xl3< 3s to L 3 t,x; IS.nionps to 2-year ste«r*i LX 10s; vi-yoar-old beiftrs. LI 6» to LBi 10«j----store cowb, L2 10s ffl L 3 tO*; 'frprlogersj LS 15s to> L4lss. ' / : > ; WYLLTF, BT,<*T t CO.' RSPcjRT MESSSS. WxLtjcJ&oki. rapoitholdi ing 'a very aatif mrj c)«wWs Jfla H. Beaven, oj lul *r»bgi, on Jfondiy, 7tb 'Janoafy, Tpt x -jMs attepdan9»,;«i|d bidding wai'br[,M 63'da'Tj. coijs ajremcfd L 5 0s 6d; fa)if mbs, 10s Ed ; and, lambs (all co n hd), 10s 3d; T»thjs>s, 12* 17d; light drai. k Jf mare, aged,' 111 |, light i draught geld., ■ L2B ;' trap lrpr««, L2O ; calVes, LI lli'/B-monthsheifers, L 3 llsGd; I bulls, LI Is i'Eii 17a 6d; Implemepta and household sffttj 'mado £oo l prices. .At \Vailara,»n Tuesday, calves made LI Gs 6d to LI liM 18-month steers, L 3': la ; 18-month' heirs, Vi 12s 6d to L2 I4a { springing heißs, L361t0 L 4 7s; dp C9WB, L 5 ; cows winr calves, L 4 Is fo L 4 3s ,6d ; fat cows, L4l* to L 4 15s; bulls, L 3 lLs ts ; L4;stagJ, IS\ss to L 4 12s 61; eWos, /at, 12s 4d ; ftowftwes, fls !)d to !)j lod ; wethers, 109 9d ; lara/H (smallj, 8« 8d ; culls, 3s.»ld; rams. 1S«. ; : At, Urcntt on Monday, calves madc;3oi to 3S»*; 18aionth oilven, L3!)s; ciwg ; »nd calves, L3l7s 6d; springors, L 3 7a 6d ( pony, 40-.. -,

DrilNi SSAVJOtS TO-AORR&WS Uhuhch (Iff 1 Bsor,AXD. • * ' Bt. Manii—B a.m., (H,C.). Rev F, .Q, Evans ijla.m., The Primate , 'j p.m., Confirmation ! Jf p.m., The Primata j Heaui- jl a.m., Mr. John Yonrig : mMn' ■|[No Kvening Server) •: Coll Ejlk—7.3o p.m., Mr. Bennett, senr. . ; OmatpjlNo Serviuo Koru;,fl ,Rev F. W. Young - ' 1 - > mxmm) p.iii-1 Mr. John Young : „.v, . a.m., Kuv H.T. Hjawnsley Waitw~l*r<3o p.m.. Kcv H. T i>'nv.-n.<l.'y , i-l'p m., Hev H.T Kawnsloy--11 ».m., Lay Header ~ ; Titopnp—ll a.m., Lay reader !'* ~ ,/j 7.311 |> in., 1,3" Kwtili-r ( 'Le' frton -7.H0 p ui„ Liy leaders • '' In| /wood—Matins 10.16 a.;',,■ j t-v, I 11 a.m., (H.C.)i Vicar ' • J ,J 7 p.m., Rycnsoui;, Hev. G. W. Boiit''' T' JLi—ll a.ia. (II <Yi K«v.. G. W. Dent .)>( 7 ,ni, Vioat J liont Villiigu—; ,7.3o p.m. ■..".i-u-, . './Tiita—■ 3,p.m..(H,C.),: Vicar - i'' ! " 5 " liiorgona—2 p.in , aud 2,30,p-.ro. ' ' : I Koman UATIIOMO. ' ''' •• ; JuW Plymouth—Mass at. 7;30a.n1., and Yesi 1 . J purs at 7 p.uwKev.ffatherilrcacy /iiglewood—M.u-i at 10.30 a.mi,.' Rev: IgiJje? l "if ■ • IVeaoy ].i i .•*} i jL ■ : WIBSJiYtKEIAN •.'! fit. Andrew'*—ll a.m. and 1, .jnm;;, '■ I WKSl.ktan. < V lOTiileley Memorial iChafuh.wll.tt.ra. and [ . , .7,p.mi, Kev h. J. Serpell King and Upland li'ii'l-l 1 a.m., M r - J. R. - ■; Cl-n 1 tereori ~, . Lower Bj?mont Hqad -r 2,30,:,p m , Hr.-Br _. i;i)»We'ton . ', ■ | Oarrington R0ad.—2.30 p jiu, Mr. A.' Ohat- • terton : i: i' 7 hi ,» Okato—ll a.m.. Rnv J. H,. White j. . 730 p.m., Mr, Old field ..,y y j ißahotu—7.3o p.m., Miss Wl ite , . , ;i T*tw>ur»aka-~7.SP p„tp.| ,Uov j. Wttitara—li a.m.. Eay-id., J. Garlicky,i' . i -iSI p.ro ■ Mr,:J£vßrrtfe .-a ;>•. li ! Tlkoranpi--2 »0 p.m.i;Mr/iKvnr9tt s iv, Huir#ngi-(T2.30 ,ißes,&( j.yGarli^fc,, ■>:«, Lepperton—7 p.m., Mr. L..Bi<jbetio ; . (iu , Inglew.opd-q-11. I>. m., Ray A ABhcrpttioV; ; , p.V^^nitK, #aipriku—2 3<j p.m., Pay A. Ajhoroft ■ , ,7 fii<3hirsV—ll'a.m. Mr. J. O. .... .Jv t m ' r 9* a. A?hCf.e£t; J f)«a •.« Staniey.p<pad—S.3o p.ra , alr. J. G. Steven* Urati (Jlimi) 7.30 p,m,,:Key S. ,J. Gajrliok A SjfftUord—ll 4,r0., Mr, Ifoddar ; ' 7 p.m.., Rev J. A. Loohore Cardiff —7.30 p.m., Iter A.'Agbcroft Ngaire—U a.m., Kav J. A. Lochore Illthsm—2.3l p.m., Rflv J. A. ,1 ochare i Bird Road—2.3o p m., Mr, J. W. Boon « . Pbimiuvh Mbthodiht. ,'

Qaeeii-streat—il a.m., Esv Jolm Nixon ■ « t ,7 p.m, Mr. A.sher - n Omata—2.3'l p.m.. Rev John Nixon 7 30 p.m., Mr. R. ChaUoiton Mangoroi Uppor—>ll a.ro., Mr. James Manporei Lo.vor-r-2.30 p.m., Mr. James > BtraUorii—il a.m., Mr. J. Keid 7 p.m., Rov (1. P. Hunt • • Kltham—ll a.m., Kev. G. Clement 7 p.m., Mr W. Ballantyna Ngaire—7 p.m., l!ev. G. Clement Cardiff—l) «.m„ Rev G. P. Hunt Midhirat—2.B9 p.m., Mr. G. Read 7 p.m., Mr. I'. H. Wellington Mangatoki—2.3o p m., Rev. G. Clement Toko—7 p.m., Mr. F. l.noey Stanley Komi—7 p.m., Mr. j. Reid Palmer Road—2 p.m. KevG. PUimt Rawliitoroa lload—2.Hi) p.m. O.K. MangawheroKoad -2.S ip.rn., Mr.W. Ballanty. e Ingluwood—ll a.m., Supply 7 p.m.. Supply Burnout, Vil'a^e—2.3o p.m., Supply Albert lioad—2.HO p.m., Rev J. Olphort' Upper Kent Road—ll a.m., Rev J. O'ptiort Baptist. Gill-street—ll a.m. and 7 p.m., Kev Jas. Ings Salvation Abmy. Services in Barracks at 7 and 11 a.mi and 3 and 7 p.m. ■'