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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7712, 14 January 1905, Page 3

BICYCLES'. BICYCLES.. BY AUCTION TO-DAY. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS ' HAVE received instructions to sell ' without reserve, to close a trade 1 dispute, on SATURDAY, January' - 14th- , shipment of new high lL grade bicycles. 10 Ladies' and 2 Gents'. . All fitted with Free Wheel and Back i Pedalling Brake. . Tliis is an opportunity to secure a : High Grade Bicycle at a price that may bo difficult to touch in future. [ DON'T MISS IT. Sale at 2 o'clock. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14. NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from the liquidators of tho New Plymouth Co-operativo Society to sell by auction in the shop, Currie Street, ; on Saturday, Jan. 14— Tho Stock of DRAPERY, IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY WARE GLASSWARE, SEEDS, CALF MEAL, &c. Salo at 1 o'clock. WAIWAKAIHO. I TUESDAY, JANUARY 17. NEWTON KING WILL sell by auction at his yards as above : | 50 mixed yearlings ; 30 mixed calves 80 12 to 18 months mixed 25 18 months steers 20 2 year. steers ; 40 heifers in calf 10 springing heifers 25 store cows Sale at 12.30. ', POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. f~[\ HE SALE of the property advertised to lie sold by Mr Newton King to-day, 14th i»st., under power of sale, is postponed to the 21st inst., at the same hour and place MALONE, McVEAGH, & ANDERSON, Solicitors for the Mortgagee. TENDERS FOR LEASE OF TOKO JUNCTION HOTEL. HP HE PROPRIETORS call for A tenders for purchase of a lease of the Toko function Hotel and Stables, situated ;about six miles from Stratford at the junction of the Ohura and Toko Roads, on part of Section 41, Block 3, Ngaire, and containing' about one acre, such lease containing, inter alia, the following conditions ; (a) Term, 12 years from the Ist March, 1905. (b) Rental for first three,years, £6 per week ; for next three years, £7 per week ; and for balance of term, £8 per week. (c) Lessee to pay rates, taxes, and insurance. The supccssfujl tenderer to execute lease in form required by Lessors ; to take over furniture and stock-in-trade, etc., in l hotel, and chattels and effects in Stables at a valuation to be fixed by arbitrators 1 ; and within three days of acceptance of tender to sign necessary contract. All tenders to be addressed to Messrs Malonc, McVeagh, and Anderson, Solicitors, Stratford ; to be accompanied by references and a deposit equal to ten per cent, of the amount of tender. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close with Messrs Malone, McVeagh, and Anderson, Solicitors, Stratford, at 5 p.m. en February ilOth, 1905. Further particulars and also the form of lease can Ira had from, A. Brodie, of Toko, and, from Messrs Malone, McVeagh, and Anderson, Solicitors, Stratford, New Plymouth, Elthatu, and Inglewood. "R AND MRS S. T. COCKER - and family desire to express deep gratitude to all those kind friends who| forwarded floral tributes, .cards, telegrams, and letters of sympathy, and those who came to their assistance in their sad bereavement. NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL BOARD'S RESERVES. rp O bo lcasedfi for 21 years with. . Perpetual Rights of Renewal as im 7th March, 1905, Lot I.—Nn. Part Section 21 and the Section 63, Block HI., Waimatc S.D. 100 acres. Lot 2.—Sn. Part Section 21, Block 111., Waimatc S.D. 100 acres. Lot 3.—Section' 22, Block 111., Waimatc S.D. 100 acres. Lot 4.—Section 23, Bjlopk lU., Waimato S.D. 100 acres. Lot s.—Section 24, Block 111., Waimato S.D. 100 acres. TENDERS are invited for the above leases and will be received by the undersigned at New Plymouth up to WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of February, 1905, at noon. Particulars and conditions and forms of leases may be inspected' at my office at New Plymouth', and at the officos of the Ilawera and Normanby Star at Hawcra, and the Waimatc Witness at Manaia ; and forms of tender may be obtained at the same places. E. GRIFFITHS, Secretary to the New .Plymouth High School Board (Lessors)-. New Plymouth', 13th January, 1905. NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOUR I BOARD. , lENDERS will be received at the L office of the Board, BroughamNew Plymouth, up to noon on THURSDAY, 19th January, 1905, for the removal of 9400 cubic yards of earth (morp or less) from Mount Eliot Reserve. Specifications may be seen at the office of the Board. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. RENNELL, Secretary. ■JHfe m NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, CALEDONIAN SPORTS AT WAITARA. ON 19th JANUARY, the usual 4.35 p.m. train, will be delayed to leave New Plymouth at 5.45 p.m. and Waitara 5.50 p.m. for Ilawera. Holiday Excursion Tickets will ta issued to Waitara by the first train on 19th January from Ilawera and intermediate stations, available for return on day of issue only. For further particulars see posters BY ORDER. a MAKOTUKU BRIDGE CONTRACT. 0 npENDERS addressed to the undcri. JL signed and marked on outside as above will be received up to noon of WEDNESDAY, the o.Bth January, 1905, for tithei |Co,nstructii;on of a bridge over the Makotuku Stream, _on the Pipirrki-Waiouru Road, at Raetihi. The length of the bridge will be 120 feet, and it is to be built of Totara, Matai, and Rimu. j Plans, specifications, and condir tions of contract may be seen at the e Post Offices, Stratford, Palmerston _ North and Raetihi, and at the offices of the District Road Engineers at Napier and Wanganui. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. ROBERT H. REANEY, District Road Engineer, Wangtumi, 1905. Advantages : Insured share, profits. State Guarantee. Lowest Rates. Equitable and prompt settlements. HICKMAN F. RUSSELL, i New Plymouth! Ageat.