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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 9, 24 April 1902, Page 3

GARRISON BAND CONCERT AT WAITARA THURSDAY NIGHI', APRIL 24 Commence at 8 o'clock in ST. JOHN'S HALL. Well selected programme, including test pieces. Admission, 2s aad Is, 'Bases will ran from town in connection with the concert at cheap fares. 2+ FRIDAY, at 1.30 p.m.-SATURD A Y, at 11 a.m., anil following days, in tae premises recently occupied by McMasters & Phalders. - £)500 worth of Drapery, Clothing, Damasks, Sheetlrgs, Calicoes, Serges, Draaa Goods, etc. FAEIS & 00. have beeti favoured with Tt instructions from Messrs. P. Stephens & Go;; of Wellington (who hare purchased an enormous stock at 8s 9d in the £, ann are relinquish ng business), to sell as above, without reserve, 35 cases new and stylish goods. The li»t comprises,—calicoes, sheet iugs, towels, lace curtains, art muslins, dress piece*, cretonnes, blankets, tweeds, serges, damasks,' table covers, honeycomb and M. quilts, men's suits (tailor-made), mackintoshes, shirtings, under-clothing, hearth rugs, cutlery, 300 yards of silk for dress lengths, pictures, costumes, carpets, etc., etc, The above stock will be submitted in lots absolutely without r-serve Goodß will be on view from 9 a.m. till 9 p.m. daily. &. FAKIS, Auctioneer.

Note. Thu sa'e affoids a rare opportunity to the residents of New Plymouth and surrounding districts, as the auctioneers have received infractions to dispose of the whole of the above stock in New Plymouth. SATURDAY, 26th APRIL. ii to sell by public ucfcion at his mart ai above, — The Dwelling damaged by fire, lately occupied by Mr. J, HtRLB, corner ot Queen and Devon-streets-; to be removed within seven days ef sal*, full p-irticu ars may be obtained from Mr F. Merteoger. Sale at 2 o'clock.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30. EWTOK KING bag received instructions from Mr T. K. Obowhubst (who bag sold the farm' to sell by auction WITHOUT BESEBVE. 28 Choice Young Dairy Cows, mostly in milk and to calve August sua September 5 Calves 2 First-clas* Trap and Plough Horses Pure-bred H> 1-tein Bull, Mare and Foal, Stack Oaten Hav, Fowls, Tnrkejs, farm Implements, and Hoaßebelrt Furniture too numerous to particularise. Luncheon at 12 o'clock. Pale at 1 o'clock sharp. wl9 26d2429

LAND TRANSFER AO l' NOTICES. NOTICE ia hereby given that toe several parcels of laud hereinafter described will db brought under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act, 1885,' unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same within one month f'om the date of Gazette containing this notice:— 915 James Henry Quillism, Sections 1401 and 1402, town of New Plymonth, 2 roois and 2'3 perches. Occupied by applicant. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Plan 1783. Dated this 21st day of April, 1902, at the Lands Begistrv Office, New Plymouth, R." L. STANFORD, 24 District Land Registrar.

THE TARANAKI PRODUCERS FREEZING WORKS CO.. LTD. a PPLIOATION:*, in writing, will be tetL ceived at th« office of tbe Company, Carrie-street, £»ew Ply month, till SATURDAY, the 3rd May, for the situation of f-toremau at the Works, Motuioa. Only qualified persons need apply. Wages £3 per week. J. S. McKELIAR, Secretary.

WHITELEY TOWNSHIP. r pHB Sale of the Mission Farm L»ase--1 h Ids is unavoidably POSTPONED for a few weeks. LitHogreph plans are now being prepared and will be circulated when completed and the ''ate of sale fixed. I can confidently ask all investors to wait for this Half> the tprms Rre>t fin fl-yr.fintanriftllv aapv. NEW TON KING, Auctioneer.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OFFERS TO SUPPLY S'.EEFEBS FOB OKKOBOTING. Store* Manager's Office, Wellington, ■ Oth Match, 1902. t purchase liimn, Miro.Kahika.tea,Hatsi, Totara.aodTawaSlißßPEKS.forcreosotinß, in lots of 250 or more, delivered and stacked at any railway station or siding between Eketahuna and Takapau, and Waaganoi and Woodville.

Offi-rs to supply, stating price and number of eioh kind of deeper and place of dalivery, will be received at the .Mores Manager's Office, up to 30th April, 1902. Sleepers to be of the exact dimensions of 7ft. by Bin by sin., ut least one half heartwood, free from bate, large knots, shakes, and other defects. They may he either sawn or hewn, bat must be truly rectangular in share and out of winding, sawn square at ends, and the hewn sleepers must be neatly dre«sed. Tb*y must be cut from large trees (no honeicombed or burnt timber will be accepted), to he stacked as directed, and to be approved and passed by the Railway Inspector. Sleepers will be inspected in the bush) if so required by the suppliers, but no Inspector will be sent to pass a less number than 250.

On receiving notice of sleepers being ready for inspection, the District Engineer, Wanganui, will send an Inspector to pass and brand them. After the sleepers hav« been inspected and branded the supplier must deliver them at the railway station or siding at which he offered to supply; after such delivery has been made the lnpector will give the supplier his certificate, and for each as have passed inspection payment will bs made within fourteen days, or as near as may be, of the Inspector's certificate having been given, Twenty-five per cent, of the number undertaken to be supplied, to be delivered by the end of May, 1902, fifty per cent, by the end of July, 1902, and the whole by the 31st October. 1902.

NOTK.—As the sleepers are required tor creosoting, attention is specially directed to the necessity of their being nbsolutely in accordance with the specification, particularly as to shape and size, failing which they will not be accepted. 18 2124w19 BY ORDER.

HAPPY BE THY DREAMS. THEY WILL BE, IF YOU SMOKE SALMON AND GLUCKSTEIN'S GOLD FLAKE OIOABETTES. Wholesale at J. A.v bus's, Devon-street. Ketail at 1. Furlong's and H. Bennett's, Tobacconists, J. MYJCRS AND CO., c Agents, Wellington,