NEWTON KINO. WAIWAK AIHO. TUESDAY, JAKX'ARV 5. NEWTON KING WILL SELL by miction at his yards as above 4a calves to yearlings 3IJ calves 50 12 (o 18 months iiiixc'ii 120 18 moii'L'.hs sU'its 1-1 cows 1 in calf 12 springers *2B store co\vs Sale at 11i.30 o'clock. STONY UIYRIt. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6. NEWTON KING WILTj SKI J j by and km at hia yards as above SO mixwd calves 40 steers 25 18 matiths 'do. HU 2 lo 2J year do. 18 springing bailors liO heifers in call' 24 store* cows 21) fa;t cows 31>0 ewes 110 fat t'Wt'S ALSO, On account of Air Cholwiil Killing 11/ is fiiirm of s"> .firms o»n the OxI'oi'd lUnvd, all in grass, except little she-lter bush, no lt)Uil'ding!K. Sale at 12.30. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH, HAS been favoured with instructions by W. F. GREENAWAY, ESQ., of the Avenue Road, New Plymouth, sawmill proprietor, who, owing to tho increase of his bjusiness in Australia, has decided to dispose of ah his numerous properties in New Zealand, to sell by private treaty : LOT I.—That beautiful suburban property known us" "EVEItSLEY ESTATE," on the Avenue Road, containing 45 acres more or less, being part, suburban allotment 49 Fitzroy District, and part G3 and 83 Grey District, and Sections 53, 53, and 54, B V., Parilutu Survey District, with 12-roomed residence. Good orchard and plantation, and commanding beautiful view of the town, harbour, and Ilenui Strenm. Also, a 5 roomed cottage rented at 12s a week. LOT 2.—llis fine suburban residence, recently thoroughly renovated and fitted up with every convenience, stable, and outhouses, and having a frontage to the Avenue Kond with 3 acres of land, No. 35 ]s,■ of Part Section 35, Block V., rarltutu S.D. For further particulars and prices, apply to Mr Newton King, Auctioneer, Devon-street, or Mr W. L. Fitzherbcrt, Solicitor, Devon-street, New Plymouth.
Hardware and Ship Chandlery Business. FOR SALE BY TENDER. TENDERS am invited tor the Goodwill of (lie Hardware and Shipchandlery Business at present cai 1 - ried on by us at llort Ahurlrli We shall be glad to receive inquiries from bona iide tenderers who will be given full information. Tenders to bo delivered at our Office, Port Ahuriri, not later than noon oi SATURDAY, 30th January, 1904, «Jas. <i. Nlven & Co., ENGINEERS, Napier.
WELLINGTON", MHh December, IOOJi. THE Now Xet'.luml (ioveniment require tk' services of a gvhtlemun comi*»tent to umlertuke the duties of (ienerul Mu'nager of the New Zi-a-lurtd State Kire Insurance Department to bo established uivder the Act of last ttcssu/M, salary £SOO per aitmuui. Applications, which will he treated as strictly conlkdential, will received up lo the 21st January, 1904, arnd slioulij be enclosed in seaknl envelope tudiiressed to the Colonial Treasurer, Wellington. The envelope should he marked ■'ecnli'doulial," aii'.l en.dorsed "Application Mtoniager State Fire limurance Department." As thorough knowledge of Uve business of fire iniuurauco in all its brunches will be essential, applicants will }ia expected to furnish a statement of their experience as well as copies of their credentials and references, also age. Details as regards security to be given will be settled with the successful applicant. (Signed), It. J. SEDDON, Colonial Treasurer.
Waiwakaiho Bridge. DANGEROUS. PUBLIC NOTICE Is given that the Waiwakaiho Bridge on Devon Road, al;out 2 miles JJjst of New Plymouth, is dangerous /or heavy traffic. H. OKEY. Chairman Taranaki County Council. Malone, McVeagh and Anderson, SOLICITOUS, NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD & EI.TJ fAM. MONEY TO LEND at current rntee of interest.
CnRISTMAS IS UPON U& AGAIN. BOOTS, SHOE and SLIPPERS FOR EVERYBODY. GRAYSON & COCK, IN ORDER to meet the demands for the Christmas Trade, have made some very large purchases in all the latest styles of up-to-date FOOTWEAR, which they are now disposing of at EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES. Country Customers coming into town to make their Xmas Purchases can rely on obtaining the LATEST and BEST MAKES at our Establishment. WE are largo importers, and can give the greatest satisfaction to all. Call awl boo our Stock, anil wa are Hutisfiwl you will liuy,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 2, 4 January 1904, Page 3
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