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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 216, 8 October 1903, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17th. IMPORTANT SALE OF OROOKERY k ENAMELWARE. BHWLEY & GRIFFITHS hive receiver! instructions from tha New Plymouth Po-operative Society to sell by auction (o.yine to the leasing of the premises for some time used as store and show rooms, necessitating a reduction o£ stock), — A Large Assortment of Birst class OROOKKRY and ENAMKLWAKK, consisting of Tea b'ets, Dinner and Tei Plates, Dishes, Teapots, Cups and Saocero, Jups, Toilet bets, Bedroom Ware, Glassware, a id splendid assortments of Eoamelware. Sale at 1.30 o'clock. 'fhe sale will be held ia the large room in the Os-operativa Buildings above Mr. Hodder's shop. GiTiLMAN'S EXTENDED. I>BWI<EY fc GRIFFITHS, instructed by Jt? Mr. W. Courtney, will sell by auction I at an early date, — f The BALANOKfof the SECTIONS in the above Estate, The land is being brought nndor Land Transfer and will be sold on the completion of the roads.

"|/"0R SALE.—Tiio Riversdale EsfcateJC comprising 1512 Acres of splendid creamery land, situated at Ararimu South, about 30 miles from Auckland. The farm is enclosed with a sheep-proof fence, and sub-divided into ten padd cks. A considerable area is in grass, 500 acres of bush having been felled and sown within three .years, besides iero land surface-sown, which holds grass well. Bush land cleared, and fern land ploughed ' and sown 20 years ago, shows a good sole of grass and white clover to-day. There is enough valuable timber lett standing to build houses on every 100 acre section. The limber can be sawn by a travelling mill at os 6d per 100 ft. The Public Hall is on the property, and may be bought with the farm if required. The Ararimu Creamery it within half-vmile ofjj the Hall. There is a good waterfall and d never-failing creek at the homestead, which comprises a new dwelling-house of 6 rooms, outhouses, etc. Also, a Small Iron dwellinghouse for stockman. There is a first-olass new totara stockyard and cattle-branding pen. A new concrete theep dip 40ft. long, with draining yards and totara drafting yards complete, built last year. One acre of orchard. There is a splendid level racecourse of over 40 acres fenced, ploughed, drained, and into grass, which could be enlarged to 90 acres; all level j ne'r the house. The farm ia a fortune to cut up into creamery sections, houses, and get the milling done on shares; or is an independence for raising beef, mutton, and lamb. Limb can be diiv en from home in early morning to and sold at the Auckland cattle sale tbe •' ,amo afternoon, at a railway cost of 3d psr. head. The farm i 3 for immediate salt ~ with all improvements, at the very low p /ice of £4 5a per acre, aod half of the mon ey may remain on mortgage for a term at, 5 per cent. Farms in the neighbourhood >ith less proportionate improvements, have, lately changed bandj at from £6 to £8 P er acre. The farm must be sold to wind "P an estate. Inspection invited. For fur'jiisir particulars apply to KWINGTON k / BAKiCR, Land Affeuts. Anckland. 030

ESPLANADE HOTEL, DEVONPORT, AUCKLAND. 1 BIS tine modern Hotel is] now being JL Ejected and Furnished in the Latest stylo. Being situated on an ideal site, and commanding a fall view of the Harbour, the Proprietor trusts to receive the patronage of those who require:— Up to Date Accommodation, Healthy Situation, Easy Access to Town, And Moderate Tariff. Special Terms can be arranged with r the Proprietor, rc. H. White, for Families or permanent Boarders. B1 iJARDS -BOATING, FISHING ETC TAKAJSAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. Fishing Season—lst October, 1903, to 15th April, 1901. "XT'ISHING Licenses may be obtained JC from The Taunton tJrcle and Sports Depot, Devon-street, New Plymouth; Mr 0. 0, Smith, Inglewood; Mr H. J. Newman, Gpunake; and from the undersigned. D. MoALLUM, Secretary.

Regulations Unjikk Fishbbies CONSERVATION ACTS. Fixing licenses, which will be Colonial, aa follows Licenses far Men Twenty shillings for the whole soason; five shillings far one month; and two shillings and sixpence for one weeti. Licenses for women, and for boys attending rchcol or under the of 14 years: Ten shillings for the whole season; three shillings for one month; or one shilling and six ence for o->e week. RAHOTU-NEW PLYMOUTH COACH SERVICE. ON and after sth October, 1983, the undertinned will run a Ooach Service between New Plymouth and Eahotu ae under: Leaving Raliolu Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 30 a.m. Anting New Plymouth at 12.30. Leaving New Plymouth Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1 p.m. Arriving Habotu at 6 p.m. On SATURDAYS the usual service will continue, viz. Leave Kahotu at 5 a.m. Arrive New Plymouth at 10 a in. Leave New Plymouth at 3 p.m. Arrive Babotu at 8 30 p.m. Notb.—The above service wijl ba mn strictly to time. j Ifares: Single, 7s 1 Return, 12s. Inter- | mediate fares in proportion.

TAII Fares must be prepaid and a ticket for eame obtained.] GOOPS SERVIOE. My General Carrting S»rvice between Kabotu aisei New Plymouth will run EVERY DAY. Hooking office at Mr. Newton King's !■ yard, Currio-strott, or Mr. D. Berry's thop, Brougham-street. LATEST LOCAL NEWSPAPERS CARRIED i | N.B.—The Oouca has been newly painted ■'and upholstered, snpplied with yooo homes,; i *nd is now Fecocd to none in the colony.: ; It will be in charge of an experienced driver,. »nd by strict attention to business, together with civility, 1 hope to merit a fair share of patronage. ! JAJIiSb McOUU.UM, Proprietor. ASK YOUR GUN MAKER OR STOBEKiiiPKiS KOB 'the colonial ammunition { COMPANY'S Manufactures, viz.: I "Favourite" " Swiftsure" ' " Slayer" " Superior" " Invincible " " Green " " Bine-rock," 3-icoli, BRANDS OF SHOT GUST OARTRIDOBS, Which have come out Top at all live-bird Pifjer.n Matches in "ew Zeabnd during the past llj-montlig. The' Company's '303 Ammunition cannot be equalled fvr quality and accuracy