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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 117, 15 May 1903, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. SATURDAY, ltas MAY. BEWLEY k GRIFFITHS will sell l>y auction, at their rooms, Coffee Palace fob Buildings, on Saturday, May 16ih, at 2.30 p.m. : All that Parcel of Land, known as " Pony's Corner" containing sixteen (i 6) pe-ches, being psrt-seotion Ho. 895. New Plymouth, havicg a frontage to Devon-street of 83 font, e, and to Liardet-Btreet of 52 feet id I with shop thereon occupied by Miss i- King. Fjr further particulars and conditions of sale apply to Messrs. Ho? & Wilgca, Solici-' tors for the veadora, or to the Auctioneers,— BEWLEY k GRIFFITHS HAVE YOU TRIED THE CELEBBATED .HAVELOCK S TOBACCO, e, AROMATIC AND DARK PLUGS, Also 2oz Cins Cut. OGDJN'3 IURKET, Aromatic, 2oz. tins. OGD£N'S BSESWING, a Light Flakal / romatic. I OGDEN'S GUINEA GOLD CIGARETTES, Cork Tipped. OGDEN'S OELEBRATBD TAB 3. GOLF CLUBS, HOCKEY STICKS, FOOTBALLS, and SAN-OOW'S DUMB BELIS ' TO BH OBTAINED AT J. AYEM'S, WHOLESALES RETAIL TOBAOCO.\IST, Dtvon-street, New Plymouth. 0. 0. HAWKE, IMPORTER, Now Plymouth. Great Annual Clearing Sale 8 CROCKBRY, GLIBSWARE, CUILSRY, KITCHH!NWARF\ BRUSfIWARB, " STATIONERY, BOOKS, AND FANCY 7" GOODS. IK . ?e STARTS i'RIDAY, 15th MAY, 1903. e- •" DISOOUNT 2r> IN TdK SHILLING OFF at MARKED PEIOKS. ot Come Early. Sale Oaly for Few Diyj. bb G. 0. HAWKE, New Plyirou h XX X X X J AH Things Fade! Woodrow's Hats. NEVER GO OFF COLOUR. Impervious to SEA AIR, RAIN, and DUST. 4 WOODROWS Latest Undon Styto* AUCKLAND CLOTHING CO., Devon St., New Plymouth. [r TJ R ALTH . /CEREAL T7OODS. ° Health k Ijbksal JCoods, C. CARTER Hhp altull supply of

HEALTH and CEREAL FOOD JUST ARhIVED. Granose'Biscuits CarameiJCoreals Glenose Flakss C. CARTER, THE PEOPLE'S GROCER. M. M. Mitchinson'< CALEDONIAN NURSERY (New Plymouth). Established over 30 years. Telephone 10 NOW ON SALE, - THE LARGEST AND MOST OOMPLET! COLLECJIOV OF NURSERY 6TOCI IN THE COLONY, comprising.— Hardy Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Fru Trees, Shelter Trees, etc. PIUOKS OF LEADING LINES : Cupressus Macrocarpas (balled), 2yrs, 2r per 100; largest siz», 30s; ditto, smaller, 14 Oupressus Lawsoniana (balled), 2 yean 2Gs. Berberry (common) 10s to 15s per 1000. African Boxthorn, 2 years, 10 per 1000. Elaegnus, 2 years old, 10s per 100. Oleari* Traversii, 2 years, 12s 6djper 10 Finus Mauricata (salt spray resisting), 21 per 100. Pinna Insignia, 2 years transplanted, Si 6d per 100; 3 jeirs. 255. Pinus Maritima, 2 years transplanted, 1: 6d per 100. i Apples, Pears. Poaches, Plums (Japanei and English, leading varieties), from Is t eschor 15s per dozen. Camelias, Azaleas, Rhododendron Heaths, Magnolias, Chrysanthemums, Da lias, Palms, Atutilons, Daphne?, Hare Herbaceous Plants, Bulbs, Climbing Plant etc. ' The above are only a few of t ? thousands of varieties grown at the Nurse '• catalogues and prices of which may f obtained on applica'icn. ih rr f„ BE SURE TO SBE OUH OATALOGT. . AND INSPEOr STOCK BfiFOJ £ PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, aAll kinds of Floral work undertaken, a supplied on the shortest possible notice. Orders may be left at our Town Age" tc (Mr. F. Goodacje), where a display of ] - Plants and Flowers Is always on view; or th 6 Nursery. Visitors always welcome to inspect ' t> Nursery. M< P. MITCHINBON-