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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 89, 4 May 1901, Page 3

THIS DAI. NKWTON KING will sell >y auction a' his Hay market Yards as above, — PIGS, HORSES, TRAPS, i c. Sale at 12 o'clock. At the Mart.—yowls, Ducks, Potatoes, Onion*, Cheese, Bacon, Guns, BaddleHarness, Furniture, etc. Also, • Consignment o£ Fur Goods. Sale at 1.30 o'clock.

FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! SATURDAY, 4TH MAY. X] EWTON KING has received instructions il from Mil. Gilbbbt Smlth, the well known Sydney Furritr, lo sell by public auction without reserve at his Mart on SATURDAY, 4th May, a consignment of choice fur goods consisting of the following— Silver Grey and Black Opossum, Kangaroo, Hock Walla'y, and other Hugs, Opossum and Fox Specimen Mats and Hearth Rug*. Ladies Fur goods consisting of Boas, Collarettes. Empress and other r Ojpes, Ladies Handbags, etc. ALSO 1 case Double and Single Blaukots Sale at 2 o'clock. wd27,1,4

IN BANKRUPTCY. In the estate of John Abbott, of New Plymouth, plumbe-. SATURDAY, 11th MAY. wirnouT reserve;. NBWTON KING has been instructed to sell by auction, without reserve, on the premises, Devon-street, on Saturday, 11th May, Tha balance o? the stock-in-trade of IKONMONGKRY AND P UMBER'S MATERIALS, consisting of: — lifiware, Buckets, Billyp, Tinned Hoiloware Kettles, Saucepans, Galvan's d Iron Baths, Gaa Fi'.tirgg and Chandeliers, Glass Globes, Plumber's Brass i'ounHry, Factory Milk Cans, Milk Coolers and Aerators, Copper Boiler, Pumpj, Sinks, Plumber's Stoyes, Vice and Tool*, Scales, Sheet Iron, Spouting, etc. 4710 Sale at ] .30 p.m.

DRAPERY SALE. WITIIOUr RESERVE. SATURDAY, MAY 4-b. BEWLKY AND GRIFFITHS are instructed by Mr. J. Ricketts, who lias disposed of his lease, to sell by auction on Bhe premises, coiner of Devon and Liardetstreets, on the above date. The wnole of his choice and up-to-date DRAPERY, consisting t f Kugd, Blaok'ts, Quilt?, Piints, Calicoes, Diess Goals, Table Covers, Shawls, Yelveteers, Hosiery, Shirts, Gloves, Sunshades, Hats, Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies Skirts, Towels Olotliing and a large variety of fatcy goods. NO RESERVE. f ale at 11.30 o'clock. w327td

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HAWERA RACES. ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Bth &' d 9th May, special fassengor I rain will leave Hawera Racecourse at 5.30 p.m for Waitara and New Plymouth. For further particulars and Excursion Fares tee posters at ftations. 14 BY ORDER.

NSW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TO meet the convenience of persons residing in outlying distri- ts a cop? of tbe Government Railways Timetable will b.! kept on hand at all Post Offices (except where there are Railway Stationmasters), and anyone desiring to consult it may <?o so upon application to the Postmaster. Any Government Kailway Station Master will, upon receipt of Id stamp forward a copy of the Timetaole to any address within the Colony, and upon receipt cf • ne shilling a copy of the Timetable will be supplied oicb month for twelve months. wd4 BY ORDER

NEW ZEALAND 3AJLWAYS. SLEEPER SUPPLY Stores Manager's Office, Wellington, 220 d April 1901. fpHE Railway Depaitment will purchase JL SLEEPERS, 7ft. by Bin. by 6in. in siz®, in lota of 250 or mo e, delivered snd stacked at any riilway-station cr siding, at the following r.tes, viz.: Hewn or Sawn Totara Sleepers at 3s Gd each. Oilers to supply will be received at the Railway Btores Manager's Office up to 31st May, 1901. The trees from which sleepers will be cnt shall be felled du'ing the months of June, July, and August. All timber mast be felled by September. Sleepers to be »11 hea't-wood, free from large knots, shakes, and other defects; hewn trus in shape, and out of winding; to le sawn square at ends; to be cut from large trees (no honeycombed or burnt timber will be accepted); to be stacked as directed, and to be approvad and passed by the Railway Inspector, Sleepers will be inspected in the bush if to required by the supplier, but no Inspector will be sent to pass a less number than 250. On receiving notice cf sleepers being ready for inspection, the District Engineer will fend an Inspector to pass and brand them After the sleepers have been branded and inspected the supplier must deliver them at tin railway station or siding at which he oilered to supply; after such delivery hss been made the Inspector will give the supplier his certilicate, aed for such us have passed insp;ction pajment will be made within fourteen days, or as near ai may be, of the Insje.tor's certificate having been given. Fifty per cent, of the numbei urder'akm to be supp'.ied, to be delivered by the end of October, ami the whole by the 31st December, 1901. Condemned sleepers must ba distinctly bjanded by t> e Inspector, Before commencing to tell the trees notice mutt be given to the Pislr!ct Engineer, that he may send the Inspector into the bush to view the trees lutended to be cu*. By Order, i THOS. KiSLTON. id wo w2'j Stores Manager.