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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 15, 19 January 1904, Page 3

STRATFORD. TIII'RSDAY, 21 Hi .JANUARY. NEWTON KING HAS Ive-en faivoured with iii.strtictioiiH from IT. Ciimow, EHq., who is leaving' for Whanfetarei, to sell at his ivsiik'ntv, Bank of New /calami, on ailvove without rowrvc : THE WHOLE OK HIS VALUABLE FUUN.ITUUE AND EFFECTS CONSISTING OF Piano (Iby 80-hm) a rod stool, ca,music stand, fancy tialhl-es, iVmkM-p ami lire brasses, dinim# room amid other tail's. settees, cauclues, carpets, ru'gs, stair carpet ajul i'iuoletiiu, mats, curtains ajuci poles, liall-sftunicl, s v i ( dnl>ioai\i, easy wicker ami other elmiis, IjMflwt'cai.ls, mattresses, duchess ptairs, waish.s'tamds, toilet ware, clocks, linoleums, l>ook case, pictures, ornaments, pot plants, kite-hen furniture, uteuisils arul sundries. Also—Ladies' am.d g'enitleniCTi's, and child's s«<Mles, gig l harness,, Shetland 2' cows in milk. Sale at 1.30, F. W. WIEBSTEK, AuCt'iOlMH'l'. 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 the increase of his biusiness in Australia, has decided to dispose of all his numerous properties in New Zealand, to sell by private treaty : LOT I.—That beautiful suburban property Known as "EVERSLEY ESTATE," on the Avenue Road, containing 45 acres more or less, being part suburban allotment 49 Fitzroy District, and part 63 and 83 Grey District, and Sections 52, 63, and 54, B V., Paritutu Survey District, with 12-roomed residence. Good orchard and plantation, and commanding beautiful view of the tows, harbour, and Henui Stream. Also, a 5 roomed cottage rented at 12s a week. LOT 2.—His fine suburban residence, recently thoroughly renovated and fitted up with every convenience, stable, and outhouses, and having a frontage to the Avenue Road with 3 acres of land. No. 85 B, of Part Section 85, Block V., Paritutu B.D. For further particulars tpnd prices, apply to Mr Newton King, Auctioneer, Devon-street, or Mr W. L. Fitzherbert, Solicitor, Devon-street, New Plymouth.

New Season's Grass Seed I JUST AUIUVEI) Ex S.S. "TOKOMAItU" FIIOM LONDON. TEN TANKS NEW SEASON'S SEEDS, consisting of White ami Ued Clovers, Cowgra.ss, Alsike, Tinfoil, Crested Dogstail, I'ao Prateii6is, Poa Treviaiis, Shceps* Fescue, Hard Fescue, Meaidow Fescue, Rajje, mustard, etc. ALSO ON SALE,BEST COLONIAL-OHOWN COCKSFOOT, POVEHTY BAY & CANTERBURY UYE GRASS, ITALIAN RYE, CHESTED BOGSTAIL, PRAIRIE GRASS, Etc, My ENGLISH SEEDS aro from the celebrated firm of IIURST 4 SONS, London, which i» a sufficient 'tguarajitce as to thvir (quality ; while my Colonial Seeds have been selected from the most reliable seed merchants and growers. NEWTON NEW PLYMOUTH & KING, STIiATFOIU).

WHY . . PAY KENT ? BY PAYMENT of n small doposit. you may purchase your house on weekly ■instalments. IT WILL PA'Y YOU to apply lit once. WE will sell you a section—one fir to —for £1;j0 in the best surburb in the district—VOOELTOWN. TERMS : £ls down, and the balance by monthly paymonts. APPLY AT ONCE. MESSRS WATT & LAING, AGENTS FOR THE VENDORS. Chetwode School Devon St., New Plymouth. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. For the Higher Education of Girls. Principal : MISS STANFORD. Assisted by an EiUcierut Staff of Visiting and Itosident Teachers. Pupils prepared for Matriculation, Civil Service, arwl all Musical Examinations, both Theoretical ami Practical. Bounders are received from tho age of seven. The next term will commence Wednesday, February »rd, 1904. Miss Stanford will be at home to enrol intending pupils on Saturday, January 30th, and Tuesday, February 2nd, from 3 till 5 p.m. Tho Wost Ernl oioolbua passes the gftto,