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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 246, 16 November 1903, Page 3

NEW PLYMOUTH Horticultural Society SPRING SHOW THEATRE ROYAI.—'THURSDAY, 26th NOV., 190; i. FRUITS, FLOWERS. VEGETABLES, &c. Valuable Special Prizes (See Catalogues.) Entries for Pot Plants, Table Decorations, Mantlepieces, &c., c'oso at Mr Cattley's at 8 p.in. on . Tumlay, 24th. Out l looins. Theatre Royal, 8 p.m., Wednesday, 25th. Members annual tickets (fis) to admit two to all shows, etc., obtainable from the Committee or SecreCatalogues free on application, tary. ARCHIE HOOKER. Secretary. J C. GEOR(!E, Esq., President. TARANAKI AC! RTCULTURAL SOCIETY. Metropolitan Show. OF HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, DOGS, DAIRY PRODUCE, ETC. AT NEW PLYMOUTH ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1903. Largely increased number and value of Prizes for Jerseys and other Dairy Stock. SEVERAL GOLD MEDALS. Messrs Lovell and Christmas, Lfcd.'s Challenge Trophy, value £75. The Taranaki A. & P. Society's Trophy of 1902, value £25. ENTRIES CLOSE ON SATURDAY, 28th NOVEMBER. Catalogues can be obtained from the Secretary, THOS. 0. KELSEY, Taranaki Daily & Weekly News. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ALL AMOUNTS due to the above papers up to and including SATURDAY, November 7, are payable to the liquidators of the News Company ; after that 'date advertisements and subscriptiont are upon our account. J. H. CLAYTON & CO., Proprietors. STRATFORD TECHNICAL SCHOOL EXHIBITION. EXHIBITS are invited for this Exhibition. Schedules may be obtained from the Secretary, W. J. ALEXANDER, P.O. Box 10, Stratford. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS. CHILMAN'S EXTENDED. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19th. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS Instructed by Mr W. Courtney, will sell by auction on the ground, wet or dry : The Balance of the SECTIONS in the above Choice Suburb. The sections have been increased in area, reducing the number from 01 to 18, much increasing their attractiveness.

Nearly all the sections sold at the first sale have been fenced and improved, with ft view to earlj' building, Title Land Transfer. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. MR NEWTON KING. TARATA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. NEWTON KING Has received instructions from F. A. Whittaker, Est}., to sell by auction on his farm, " Waipuna," ■neai\ Tarata, on Monday, November 23rd,— THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, consisting of—--600 ewes, with about 75 per cent, lambs 600 2 and 6-tooth wethers 200 dry ewes 200 hog'giets 13 rams (Shropshire and Lincoln) 5 cows, in full milk 13 springers, first and second calvers 5 2 to 4-year steers , 2 heifers, 2 calvers, 1 bull 2 mares in foal to " Jersey," 2 mares served by " The Czar," 1 colt and 1 filly by " Whakamara," 1 yearling filly by " Jersey," i) sows in pig, 4 store barrows, 24 weaners, 1 pedigree Tamworth boar ; fowls, ducks, geese, turkeys, etc. ; 6.00 ma . tai and totara posts ; 2 400-gallon tanks, new wool press, a 5-ton double claw jack, 1 cwt. Arenlc ge.lv. iron, grass seed, saddle and bridle, 2 side saddles and bridles, pack-sad-dle, harness, tools of every description. Also— THE WHOLE OP THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Including splendid new piano by Haake, large Austral stove, pictures, books, etc., foammerless b.l. gun, etc., etc. Lunch at 11.3 Q. Sftlo at Noon. A Free Brake will leave Inglewood cm arrival of morning train.' Intending purchasers will pIe&SQ •fccwk seats.

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