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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 46, 21 February 1903, Page 3

1 HpHE Members of the Tukapa Football ' X Olub are respectfully requested to j attend the Funeral of the late Mrs K. f. Fookbs, which leaves her late residence, Devon-street TO-HAY (Saturday), at 2 p.m. H. SMART & F. MOVJSKLBY, j Hon. Sec . Tukapa F.O. NEW PLYMOUTH INVESTMENT AND LOAN SOCIETY (PERMANENT). The monthly subscriptions will be Due and Payable at the office of the Society, Brougham-street, TO-DAY (Saturday), February 21st, 1903, between the hoars of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 0. RENNELL, d2l Secretary. S TRATFORD- W A NG AMOMONA BRANCH RAILWAY. PLATELAYERS' COTTAGES CONTRACT. WRITTEN Tenders will be received at thisoffi'e until noon pf FiUDAY, March 15th 19:3, for tha Erection of a Platelayers Cottage at Skinncr-road and at Toko. Plans, specifications, etc , may t><> seen at Hawera, and New Plymouth Post Offices, and at this office. 1 he lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. W. FCTRKBKr, Assistant Engines. Public Works Office, Stratford, February 18th, 1903 21 2") 28 4 7 11 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 25TH. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr. A. G. Hjtqh, who is leavi g the district, to sell by tuc ion at his residence, corner of Eli A and Buller-streeis, on the al ove &, t->, — All his Household Furniture and Effect*--, consii ting of,— English upright grand Piano, by J J. Hopkirson, London (almost r ew], Wertheim sewing raachinp, doable and bed-tea's, mattresses, wnshstands arid war , chests drawers, toilet tail s, mirrors, dining and kitchen tables chairs, ensy chairs, couches, occasional tables, fenders and irons, linoleum, mats, pictures, kitchen utensils, and sundries. Sale at 2 o'clock. 2124 A. G. HAIGH (Bandmaster Garrison Band.) 1 EAOHKB of Violin, Cornet, and all JL Stringed and Wind Instruments. Address r !o"i. rof Eliot and Bailer-streets PARTNERSHIP NOTIUE. IHAVB this day admit'ed Mr H. A, Lennon into partnership iu the business of Public Accountant carried on by me this address, which will in futurj he transacted nnder the style of " KELSEY and LENNON." THOS. 0. KELSEY, F.N.Z.a.A. New Plymouth, January Ist, 1903. LOST. —A Lady's Gold Watch —Reward cn returning lo this office. REMOVAL NOTICE. MR. F. MG3SENGER, Architect, has removed to offices over Mr. A. E. Sykes, Pharmacy. to FARM FOR SALE. SMALL FARM, situate 1 within 5 miles of town. Good roomy house. Moderate price and an unusuaby Jarga proportion of the purchase money may remain on mort gage for a term of yeira at 4J per cent. For further particulars apply to MR. F P. CORKILL, Lud Agent, wd24 New Plymouth. T!HE business carried on by me at New Plymouth since Octobsr, 1902, as Engineer and Surveyor, under the style of and Sladdsn" will, infnture.be carried on by me under my own name alone. L. C. SLADDEN. January Bth 1933. NOTICE. AS, BRAN PON, Land and Commission , Agent, will be out of town for a few days, from 6 h inst. All orders left at his offi:e will receive prompt attention oi will be forwarded on. tc THE Undersigned respectfully request that acconnts due to Mr. T. Shsi.er Weston (now of Wellirgton) be paid to them without delay. WESTON & WESTON, tc Attorneys for 'J'. ShaUer Weston. FOR SALE. Marvellously good value can be had by buying any < f the following five blocks at Wangopa, within e_»sy distance of Aucklvnd by rail and water 368 Acres. 100 of which it grassed and fenced, the rest consists of about 60 acres of valuable bush and open laud with fern and titree; price only £2 per acre. 391 Acres, mostly open land with titree and fern, with small patches of bush This is quite close to water carriage, a d with good unmetalled road ; price only LI 12s 6d por acre. 292 Acres, mostly level land with fern and, (atches of bush; good Witer cm riage ; pric l ) £1 lis per acre. 389 Acres, fairly level op?n 1-ui) with fern and titree ; good water cai riage j price £1 lis per acre. 1000 Acres, mostly level land, having a frentage to Lain Wangapa on one oH and on the other end to • a navigable stream. Ihere is a cheese futory on the adjoining section. Cn-j or t.vo industrious youn r man going i i for this would be bound to money out of it There is nothing in the Taraniki district that shows such a margin for profit as these lots do. Terms Easy. Apply to Mb R. M. COURTNEY, Churchill, Waikato, Or to W. COURTNEY, d2B New Plymouth. NORTH EGMONT MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND COTTAGE. ARE now open for the coming season, under the capable management of Mr and Mrs K. C. Kivbll. The mostf invigorating health resort in the North Island. Magnificent prospects, delightful surroundings, charming sylvian walks, and the most delicto :a and exhilirating mountain air, Those in search of health and rest at a minimum ot cost should not miss this chance. A daily pigeon post to New Plymouth has been inaugurated. Charges for Mountain House: Is per night, with use of bunk and cooking utensils, etc.; visitors to provide their own blankets. If desired, meals may be obtained from caretaker at Is 6i each. The cottage may be hired for the exclu-ive use of a party, eight bunks with mattrasaes only, and all cooking utossils, with tables and other furniture provided. Terms on ap- 'i plica'ion. Mca's will be provided by care-1 taker it required, same as above. Visitors 1 will be met at the radius line if required j with pick and saddle horses, but ample • notice should be given the caretaker. I et- [ I ters posted to reach Inelewood, c/o Care- i taker of Mountain House, not later than 1 WSDNESDAY mornings, will receive afction. W. H. SKINNER, Chairman a orth Egmont to Committee,