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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 85, 6 April 1903, Page 3

SAZES BY AUCTION. NOTICE. AUCTION SALES r PHB Public are requested to note that, on JL and after this date, my terms for Clearing Furniture Bales end Saturday Sales at) the Mart will ba Strictly and Abso lutely CASH This arrangement will also flpp'y (except in the case ot Fruiterers and St-rekeecers) to all Fruit Sales. NEWTON KINO. February 17th, 1903,

STRATFORD. TUESDAY, APRIL 7th. NEWTON KING will mil by auction at his yards on th« *bo-e date, — 100 Weaners 100 2J to 3 year Steers 40 2A year Steers] 90 18 months lifers 20 Yearling Steerj 60 20 months Heifers 80 2 ypir Heifer j SO 2 year Heifers in calf 25 2j j ear Heifers in c«lf 60 ?A yer- Heifers 29 htore Cows Sal* at 12 30 o'clock, 4 6 WEDNESDAY, APRIL Bth. NEWTON KING baa received instructions from Mr. John Abbott, who has leased his boardinghouae, to fell by auction on the premises, Devon-street Bast, on the above date, — All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE aiid EFF2OTS. Particulars to-morrow. No reserve. Sale at 2 o'clock. 6

OKATO. WEDNESDAY, Bra APRIL. WITHOUT RESERVE. EWTON KING has rece'ved instructions from Mb P. Duqgan to sell by auction on the farm, Leith-road, on above date, — All his DAIRY CATTLE, FARM STOOK, Eta., consisting of:— 33 Cows in milk and to calve August and September 3 Heifers to calve October 20 Early Weaners 1 Ho',stein Ball 2 Half-draught Mare*, 1 Foal by " Glasgow Geordie" 1 3|-year Colt by Glasgow Geordie 1 2£ye»r Filly do 2 Fat Pig i, 4 store pigs, 1 cattle dog, poultry, saddle, harness, cart, milk oan», buckets, etc., plough, whippletross, chains, maul end wedges, saws, wirestrainer, milk barrels, tubs, potatoes, chest drawerp, tables, washstands and ware, fcadsteada. matt esses, kapoc beds, pillows, blatikets, couch, dresser, chairs, crockery, Bcales, kitchen utensils, Wertheim sewing machine, clock, churn, 1 a.b.b.l gun, and sundries. i lso, — WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 Horse, Gig aud Harness. Lunch at coon. Sale at 12 30 s'clcck. w281d6

PIANO TALK GOOD PIANO is a first-class investment, as well as a means of cultnre acd pleasure. There is no article manufactured that will give as large a return for the money invested. Granting this to be true, the piano to be sought after Dy those who wi*h to buy most not only have a good tohe, but be well and faithfully made, and be sold at a fair price. It -must bo built to stand years of t use. The Pianos now offered by

THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY fulfil all these conditions. Handsome in appearance, excellent in tone, and the price and terms on which they are sold, bring thsm within the reach of all. They have every point t recommend them to the prudent buyer. Landed in your bouse at prices aDd terms distinctly low for] such high-class instruments. Sand for Catalogue. T HE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY. < DEVON-STREET, New Plymouth. G. W. BENDKRSON, Representative

VOBELTOWN PARK ESTATEVOGELTOWN PARK. Perfectly level, one acre beautiful section", freehold, for £IOO. Only wfilO cash required. Oartbew, Brittain <fe Co VOGELTOWN PARK.—The now water and eiectric lighting will be available for residences erected on this splendid estate. Oarthew, Brittain k (Jo. VOGELTOWN PARK.—See this beautiful Park before purchasing elsewhere. Oarthew, Brittain b 00. VOGELTOWN PARK. The prices of these sections defy competition. No cash required in case of building. Oarthew, Britain & 00. VOGELTOWN PARK. Don't wait; buy at once. These desirable sections will double in valup; low upsets only for limited time. Apply sharp. GARTHEW, BRITTAIN & COSOLE AGENTS

SOUTH ROAD SECTIONS MAIN 80UTH BOAD—J-Acre Sections Freehold for less than £IOO. OARTHEW, BRITTAIN k 00., Sole Agent. WAIT for Sale of Paynters. There wil be nothing offering like it. Low upsets, Sale 3rd April, W. COURTNEY.