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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 68, 7 April 1902, Page 3

STRATFORD. TUESDAY, BTH APRIL, BWTON KING will sell by auction at his "yards as above, — 100 Weaners 50 yearling Heifers 35 18 months Steers 60 2'i months «S' ers 70 18 onths Stsers Git 2J to 3 vear Bullocks 80 2-year Heifers in calf 40 Good 2§ to 3 year Heifers in calf 10 Springing Heifers 4 Springirg Cows 60 Store Cows Sale at 12. SO p.m. wsd7 STONY RIVER. WEDNESDAY, 9TH 4PRIL. nSWTON KING will sell by auction ta I his yards as above,— 60 Weaners 40 Mixed Yearlings 18 12 to 18-monlhs Steers 30 18-months Mixed i'O 18 months to 2-yeaf Steers "4 Springing Heifers 18 i ows in Calf 28 Store Cows I 7-y< ar-old Draught Horse 1 Light Draught Mare broken to harness A quantity o£ Household Furniture 1 Kitchen Range Sale at 12.30. , wsd7 MONvSTER SALE OP DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. SATURDAY, 12TH APRIL. NEWTON KING has received instructions fram Messrs McMasteb and Bhaldebs, of Auckland, to sell by auction, without reserve, in the Shop, Devon-street (next to Joseph Hooker's), the balance of their STOCK OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, CONSISTING of Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing, Macintoshes, Hats, Shirts, Ties, lirfss floods, Serges, Cashmeres, Silks, Velve's, Prints, Muslins, < alico, Sheeting, Flannelette, Towels, Table Linen, Blankets, Bugs, Quilts, Mantleß, Jackets, Corsets, Ladies' Underclothing, Umbrellas, and Geaeral Drapery o£ every description. No Reserve. d 5 710 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

NEWTON KING has Jeceived instructions to submit to public competition in April the property knr.wn as the Mission Farm, on the Groat South Koad, between New Plymouth and the Harbour. The area of the several lots will vary from a quarter of an acre to six and a ba'f acres, and each lot will ba offered on a2l years lease with perpetual right of renewal, and will be absolutely free from all conditions as to improvements. 'J he upsets have been fixed very low Under this cystem purchasers will not lock up any capital in the land, and will be f/ee co improve their holdings as they choose. Lithograph plans aid full particulars will be issued later. TO BUILDERS, * TENDERS will be received at my office til l 4 p.m. on SATUKfIAY, 12th inst., for the Erection of Additions to Residence in Gill street. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAS SANDERSON, Architect. King's Buildings, Brougham-street, 2nd April, 1902. 35811 ROCH'S ROYAL STEAM LAUNDRY Jb now in conrple'e working order, and every ku-d of Laundry work expediti ously executed at lowest prices, but highest finish.

The Steam Laundry saves we?r and teai of all an icles. Machine ironed linen has a far more glossy appearance than any other N.B.—Washing collected end delivered. Address: Gilt-street. tc TARANAKI MUSEUM. rPHB! Museum will be opened to the public X on THURSDAY and SATURDAYS afternoon from 2.30 to i 30 p.m. W. E. SPENCER, tc Hon. Sec. ELECTION OP SCHOOL COMMITTEES. ANNUAL MEETING OF HOUSEHOLDERS.

THE Annual Meeting of Householders for ths Election of School Committees will be held in the several School Districts, at the places stated below, on MONDAY, April 28th, at the hoar of 7 p m., for the purpose of electing duly nominated persons as Members of School Committees for the ensuing year, as provided by Section 3 of " The School Committee's Election Act, 1891." The number of persons to be elected for each district is as follows Penbigh Road, Huirangi, Huiford Road, Huiroa, Matau. Ngariki, Pukearuhe, Pohokura, Purangi, Rowan Road, Turata, Tataraimaka, Tahora, Tatutawa, 'i'ongaporutu, Orati, and Waihi each five (5) percons. The election to be held in the respective school honses. Bell. Bird Road, Carrington Road, Cardiff, I Dudley Road, Durham Hoad, Egmont Village, Kltham Road, Krankley Road, Fitzroy, Huiakama, Kenl Road, Knitnata, Kaiauai, jLepperton, Mangoiei, Midhirst, Mahoe, Ngaire, Opunake, Oaonni, Okato, Oakura, lOmatu, Pungarehu, Pembroke Road, Eihoto, Ratipiko, Salisbury Road, Stanley Road, | Tikorangi, Tarilii Road, Toko, Urenui, Warea, Wailara. and Whangnmomona, each seven (7) persons. The'election to be held in the respective school houses. Kent Road election to be held in the Lower Kent Road Schoolhouse; Bell, in the Bell Block Schoolhouse; Toko, in the Toko Town Hall. New Plymouth, Inglewood, and Stratford each nine (9) persons. New Plymouth election to be held in th« Town Hall, New Plymouth ; Inglewood election to be held in tha Schoolhouse, Inglewood. Stratford election to be held in the Schoolhouse, Stratford. NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES. Householders of the various School Districts are hereby requested to send in to the Chairman of the School Committee in their District the names of persons, being Resident Householders, nominated by them to serve on the Committee for the ensuing term. The nominations must be in writing signed by the proposer and candidate, and sent to the Chairman of the School Committee on or before MONDAY, April 21st 1902, not later than 8 p.m. Nominations may also be made at the Meeting of Househoulders to be held on MONDAY, April 28th, 1902. The first meeting of each of ths newly elected Committees for the appointment of Chairman is hereby convened at the above named placeß immediately after the elections. By order of the Board. P. S. WHITGOSTBE, Secretary Education Office, March 27th, 1902.

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