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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7731, 6 February 1905, Page 3

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS HAVE received instructions from Mrs llrownlow Horrocks (who is leaving the district), to sell at her handsome residence, Woolcombe Terrace : All of her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, e£c.„ comprising : DRA\YINCt-llOOM—Armchairs (uphola'.crcd, l-'oKiing Chairs, Cane do., l'iano (Brinsmead), Ottoman, Encyclopaedia ISritamtiea (with handsome carvpd book»hel(). DINLN T G-ROOM Linoleum, Sofa, Chairs anid Tables, Handsome Carved Sideboard, Music Stand, Telescope Tablet, Curtains, etc. HALL—Linoleum (ingrained, very thick special 'quality), Hat, Stand, Taible, Swingling Lamp. BEDROOMS (o)—Double and Single Iron Beds), Mattresfks (kapoc). Duchess Pairs, Wash Stands, Chinaware, Couches, Matting, etc. KlTCHEN—Crockery, Saucepans, Safe, Kettles, Mangle, TabJes, Dumb Waiter, Boiler, Steps, Cius Stove. ALSO.— Tools, Lawn Mower, Planet Jr., and length of good Wirewov'o Hose. It is very rarely that the people of New Plymouth are offered. such a fine lot of furniture, etc. Most of the articles are almost new ; and 3 H.iu. sharp the sale will be stopped iai order to offer hhe house, containing 9 rooms and bathroom,. scullery, etc., with all conveniences, together with 1| acres ot' laud with frontages to Woolcombe Terrace and Buller Street. Exceptional terms will be given. Sale at 2 p.m. sharp. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS, Auctioneers. For particulars of title anil conditions' of sale apply to the Auctioneers, or to GOVETT & QUILLIAM, Solicitors, New Plymouth.

SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. JUST ARI.iJ.VED—--10 TANKS 10 NEW SEASON'S NEW SEASON'S GRASS SEEDS. From the celebrated English Firm of HURST & SONS, LONDON. White Clover, Red Clover, Cowgrass, Timothy, Trefoil, Alsikq. Lucerne, Broad Leal' Essiex, Rape, G.T. Yellow and P.T. Yellow, Aberdeen Turnip, P.T. Mammoth Turnip, etc., etc.; Also on Sale : BEST COLONIAL GROWN SEEDS. Cocksfoot, CapEain Russell's celebrated Flaxmere Rye, Poverty Bay and Canterbury Rye, Italian Rye, Giant Italian Rye, Crested Dogstail. Meadow Foxtail. Also, direct from the Grower in New South Walesl, arid guaranteed •hand-sßaken Seed : A limited quantity of VPASPALUM DILITATUMj." a new grass which is revolutionising the pastures of Australia.; Full stock's of AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, BINDER TWINE, etc., always on h'anU. Samples of my Seeds germinated this season have given excellent i'O sults. NEWTON KING NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD.

TARANAKI ANNUAL EE GAT T A (Rowed under the Rules of the New Zealand Amateur Rowing Association.) To be held on the WAITARA RIVER on Thursday, February 23) 1905. PROGRAMME : 1. BOYS' CLINKER FOURS.-For boys under 17 years. First prize, £3 ; second, £l. About a mile. 2. MAIDEN" WTIALEBOAT RACE— No members of crew to have won any race (Junior Race excepted). First prize, £6 ; second, £l. One mile and a half. 3. GIRLS' WHALEBOAT RACE.— First prize, £3 ; second, £l. About half a mile. 4. SENIOR CLINKER FOURS, First prize, £ls ; second, £4. Two boats, £lO. About 1 mile. 5. CHAMPION WHALEBOAT Race —First prize, live boats or more, £2O ; second, £5. Less than five boats, £ir. ;■ second, £5. About three miles. 6.' JUNIOR CLINKER FOURS.— First prize, £6 ; second, £l. About one mile. 7. MAIDEN CLINKER FOURS First prize, £8 ; second, £2. About one milo. 8. YOUTHS' WHALEBOAT RACE. For youths under 21 years. First prize, £5 ; second, £l. About one mile and a half. 9. LADIES' WHALEBOAT IIACE. —First prize, £4 ; second, £l. About half a mile. 10. SENIOR CLTNKER FOURS. First prize, £G ; second, £l. About one mile. 11. FLYING WHALEBOAT ItACE. First prize, £5 ; second, £l. A bunt three-quarters of a mile. 12. BEST DECORATED BOAT.—To be rowed by ladies in procession. First prize, £3 ; second, £l. 13. PAIR-OAR WHALEBOAT RACE —First prize. £2 ; second', £l. About half a mile, 14. SWIMMING RACE (handicap).First prize, £2 ;■ second, 10s. About 200 yards. 15. MOUNTED SWIMMING RACE (handicap).—Rider must enter and leave the .water on horseback. First prize, £2 ; second, 10s. Post entry 2s Gd. 16. VETERANS' WHALEBOAT RACE.—For crews over 40 yearn First prize, £3 ; second, £l. About one mile and a hall. 17. SENIOR TUB RACE (handicap; —First prize, 25s ; second, (110s. Post entry. 18. BOYS' TUB RACE—Foy boys under 17 years. First prize, £1 ; second, 10s. Post entry. 9. GREASY BOOM.—First prize, £2 ; secoad, £l. Post entry. O.—MAORI CANOE RACE—Not less than four men in each canoe First prize, £4 j second, £l. Aboul one mile. 21. HIGH DlVE.—Neatest, header First prize, 30s ; second, 10s. T'osl entrv.

Entries close with the secretory at the Foresters' HaII on WEDNESDAY, February IStli,. at 8 p.m. Names, weights of competitors (including substitutes), anil colours to be worn must be lodged at the time of entry. All post entries close at 12 noon on Regatta Day and will be charged 5 per cent, on amount of total prize money. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. SPECIAL AND DELAYED TRAINS. THE ANNUAL REGATTA DANCE Will bo held in St. John's Hall on Regatta Night. Good music and supper. H. SPPRDLE, Hon. Secretary, Waitara. P.O. Box 23. For complete programme see posters.

New Season's TURNIP AND SWEDE SEEDS. I AM now landing ex s.s. Tong&rir from London my new seasonsupply ot Swede and Turnip Seeds purchased direct from the celebrate firm of Messrs Hurst and Son, London. These Seeds are guaranteed of ti 'nighest possible germinating power, nnd will be sold at the lowest pric( ■•nnsistent wilh quality. N.B.—Cheap inferior seeds are dea „ I any price. NEWTON KING W PLYMOUTH * STRATFORD