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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 33, 9 February 1904, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. BE W LEY INSTRUCTED by Mrs Allan Douglas, who is leaving the colony, will sell by auction at 'her residence, Liardet-Mree't, the whole of her ['ouseho'lkl Furniture, comprising : First-class up-right grand piano by H'auke, extension diningtable, couch, chairs, .Japanese screen, handsome hanging lamp, convertible book cuplioard or wardrobe, double and single bedsteads, wire maWreUises, featihei' and ka)ioc Ibedkling, kitchen dresser, table, verandah, swing chair, crockery, glass, flowerpots, wheelbarrow, n quantity of roofing slates oral sundries. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12. NEWTON KING WILL SELL by auction at his yards as above . 40 mixed calves 20 yearling steers 24 12 to 18 mouths mixed 12 2 yeui" steers 20 heifers in calf 18 springers THUHSDAY, FEB. 18* i, 1904* NEWTON KING HAB received instruction* to soil by public auction the grejwrty know* as-' BONITHON al*iated abouj : tutaway between - t*t Poet Office and thtf Breakwa*w, —Aliso— TWO ALLOTMENTS, with Cottage, on South Road, known as Te Kbro»s&. i property is divided into A3 allotments, and will be sold ' oa the ground, at 2.30 p.m. on THURSDAY, 18-tW FEBBUARY There are soma magnificent BUILDING! SITES, commanding an extensive view, and this hi a chance seldom to tie met with. TERMS EASY. Full particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneer or from J. C. DAVIES, Land Agent. Devon Street, Nsw Plymouth.

New Season's Grass Seed I JUST ARRIVBB Ex S.S. "TOKO-' MARU" FROM LONDON. TEN TANKS NEW SEASON'S SEEDS, consisting of White and Bed Clovere; Cowgrasa, Alsike, TretoH, Crested Dogetail, Pao Pratensis, Poa Treviatis, Sheeps' Fescue, Hard Fescue, Meadow Fescue, Rape, mustard, et». ALSO ON BALB,BBST COLONIAL-GROWN COCKSFOOT, POVERTY BAY * CANTERBURY RYE GRASS, ITALIAN BYE, CRESTED DOGSTAIL. PRAIRIE GRASS, Bte. My ENGLISH SEEDS are from the celebrated Ann of HURST & SONS, Loicilou, which is a sufficient gjiujraatve as to their iquality ; while my Colonial Seeds have been selected from the most reliable seed merchants and growers. KING, NEW PLYMOUTH £ BTOAWOiW;' H. F. fitTg&ELL (Late A. C. Vookat: wad Co.) Established if»>. Lloeneer Land Broker and Valuer 17 acres, 6 i-oomed house and outbuildings, good orchard, handy to town. £9OO. I acre, good six-roomed hoMfis, good position; Cheap, X3AO. i acre, splendid si to.' Price, £230. Central ; grand view. 81 acres, 4 miles from town. For sale-or lease, with purchasing clause. 100 acres, 4 miles from town; good dairy farm ; good house ; good terms. £l7 per acre. 154 acres, dairy farm ; easy reach of factory ; near metal road. Price £7 per ticre. 210 acres, dairy farm, well improved Omata district. Prise, £lO 10s per acre. 272 acses, native lease, close to store, school and factory ; 2a an acre rental. Goodwill, £4 6s per Several fine grazing farms, £4 to £5 per aero. Also a large number of Town and Suburban Properties. New Plymouth; Transfers, Mortgages, etc., prepared at broEers' charges. Veale & Chatterton. GAMP PIES .1 ROAST FOWL ' ■ -: • *■ SHEEP TONGUES •'.'," * ,' ox Tongues ■" '". PLASMON POWDER ';' ' '• PLASMON COGpA "• ■" PLASMON DEEV "|-1 •" TBISCUW '' !" CONDENSED MILK ( A parcel containing all neeeasaries tor mountain parties at SPECTAJj QUOTATIONS. Veale & Chattarton, Theatre Royal, DKVON-STREBT. /' B bun money to ta*» «•»«•* security. We are prepared t» tat _) Agents for Clients anfl atfeeas leaving the Atrtrici tempoMrifer or permanently. WBSTOH & WESffQN, r \- Setieitew,