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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 128, 1 June 1903, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY; JUNE, I. J.l tiocs from Mrs. HO3WGH, who is leaving the district, to fell by auction at •■ ha residence, Bslt-road, on tho abova dats,— All her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, consisting of Uuchets chests, washstands and ware, chests drawers, double and I single iron bedsteads, mattresses, pillows, couch, chiffonier, dining and kitchen tables, bertwoo4 chairs, lit oleum, oarpst, fender 1 and irons, pictures, ornament*, sewing machine, wringer, tubs, kite) en nteudi's, and sundries; about 12 young fowls. Bale at a o'clock, SO I MONDAY, Ist JUNE. "kTEWTON KIVG has received instructions 1 from Mr Jas Paul to sell by auction at the Brewery on above date, — A quantity of M»lt, slightly damaged by wa'er; in! table for fowl or h rse feed, etc. Sale at 3 o'clock. HEALTH . /VERBAL T7OODB. EAI/TH a X OODB. C. CARTER H»p a tall supply of HEALTH and CERE&L FOOD JUST ARhIVED. Granose Biscuits Caramel Cereals Glenosj Flak as 0. CARTER, THE PEOPLE' 3 GROOBR. TARANAKf volunteeb S GRAND ART UNION OF ?0 VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, From the brush o the Celebrated Artist, Mrs. A. ROUGH. GR*NP TOTAL Firßt Prize, value Second Prize „ Third Prize „ Fourth Prize „ And 16 other Prizes

Picture? oo view at the Auckland Clothing Co. a premises and at other centres, where tickets at Is f aoh can be obtained. Tickets can also be obtained from all members of the Taranaki Guards Company. Proceeds of Art Union to be devoted to purchase of un'foms. Support your Volunteers by purchasing tickets in this Grand Art Union, and chance drawing a Firat-c'afs Picture. ' Drawing for P,izes will take place on JULY Ist, 1903. j TICKKW f £2OB G. M. WHITE, Sergeant, Hon Secretary. BEST HF.ADS! XH E BEST HEADS! WOODROWS Latest London Stylo* AUCKIAttO CLOTHING CO., Devon St., New Plymouth.

M. M. Mitchinson's CALEDONIAN NURSERY (New Plym:utb). Established over 30 jews. Telephone 108. NOW ON SALE,- ! THE LARGEST AND MOST OOMPLETE COLLECfION OF NURSERY ETOOK IN THE OOLONY, comprising,— Hardy Oraamental Trees and Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Shelter Trees, etc. j Priors op leatjikg lines : • Ccpressus Macrocarpas (balled), 2yrs, 25s per 100; largest size, 30s; ditto, smaller, lis. Oupressus Lawsoniana (balled), 2 year?, 255. I Berberry (oimmon), lCs to 15s per 1000. African Boxthorn, 2 jews, 10 per 1000. Elaegnus, 2 old, 10a per 100. Oleari* Trsversii, 2 years, 12s 6d per 100. Finus Mauricata (salt spray resisting), 253 per 100. | Pinus Insignia, 2 veers transplanted, J 2s' 6d per 100; 3 jeirs. 255. Pinus Maritima, 2 years transplanted, 12s 6d per 100. Apples, Pears, Feachcs, Plums (Japanese and English, leading varieties), from Is 6d each or 15s per dozen. Oameliis, Azaleas, Rhododendronp, Heaths, Magnolias, Chrysanthemums, Pahlias, Palms, Atutilons. Daphne o , Hardy Herbaceous Plants, Bulbs, Climbing Plants, etc. The above are only a few of the thousands of varieties grown at the Nursery, catalogues and pries of which may be obtained on applicative. BE SURE TO SEE OUR CATALOGUE AND INSPEOT STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, All kinds of Floral work undertaken, and supplied on the shortest possible notice. Orders may be left at our Town Agents (Mr. F. Goodacie), where a display of Pot Plants and Flowers is always on view; or at the Nursery. Visitors always welcome to inspect the Nursery. M< IV. M!TCHINSQN