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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7732, 7 February 1905, Page 3

FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT, TO-DAY. VL"'](LL sell by unction at ths »»' Mart, J)evon Street, To-cla; February 7th AI'ItICOTS, Peaches,, Plums, Tc matoes, Apples. Sale at 2.30 o'clock.

FRUIT. FIUTr. FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. TO-DAY. NEWTON KING i/ILL soil 'by auction, at In T T Mart, on TUESDAY, Febn ry 7th : 400 HOXKS FRUIT, comprising Apples, l'eaches, Apricots I'lums, Nectarines, Tomaloes Urapis, etc, etc. Sale at 3 o'clock.

JUST ARRIVED--10 TANKS 10 NEW SEASON'S NEW SEASON'S GRASS SEEDS. From tihc celebrated English Firm of HURST & SONS, LONDON. White Clover, Red Glover, Cowgrass, Timothy, Trefoil, Alsikq. Lucerne, Broad Leaf Essex, Rape, G.T. Yellow and P.T. lYellow, Aberdeen Turnip, P.T, Mammoth Turnip, etc., etc. Also on Sale : BEST COLONIAL GROWN SEEDS. Cocksfoot, Captain Russell's cfieB Rye, Poverty Bay y Rye, Italian Ryo, Giant Italian Rye, Created Dogstail, ;>'iau, unwt now the Grower in New South Wales!, and guaranteed hand-shaken Seed : A limited quantity of VPASPALUM raLITATUMj," a new grass which is revolutionising l'"ull stocks of AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, BINDER TWINE, etc., ali haiKf. Samples of my Seeds germinated this season have given excellent results. NEWTON KfNG NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD, TARANAKI ANNUAL KEGATTA

Rowed under the Rules of the New Zealand Amateur Bowing Association.) To be held on the WAITARA lUVEII Thursday, February 23, 190 S. PROGRAMME : 1. BOYS' CLINKER FOURS.—Pov boys under 17 years. First prize, £3 ; second, £l. About a mile. 2. MAIDEN WHALEBOAT 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' WHALE-BOAT 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. 0. CHAMPION WHALEBOAT Race —First prize, five boats or more, £2O ; second, £5. Less than five boats, £l. r . ; second, £5. About threo miles. 6. JUNIOR CLINKER FOURS.First prize, £0 ; second, £l. About one mile. 7. MAIDEN CLTNKER FOURS - First prize, £8 ; second, £2. About one mile. 8. YOUTHS' WHALEBOAT RACE. For youths under 21 years. First prize, £5 ; second, £l. About on„ mile and a half. 9. LADIES' WHALEBOAT RACE. —First prize, £4 ; second, £l. About half a mile. 10. SENIOR CLINKER FOURS. First prize, £6 ; second, £l. About one mile. 11. FLYING WHALEBOAT 11ACE.First prize, £5 ; second, £l. About three-quarters of a mile. 12. BEST BECORATED 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. Abtout 200 yards. 15. MOUNTED SWIMMING RACE (handicap).—Rider niust enter and leave the .water on horseback. First prize, £2 ; second, 10s. Post entry 2s 6d. 16. VETERANS' WHALEBOAT RACE.—For crews over 40 years. , First prize, £3 ; second, £l. About one mile and a hull. 17. SENIOR TUB RACE (handicap) —First prize, 25s ; second, l!10s. Post entry. 18. BOYS' TUB RACE.—Foy boys under 17 years. First prize, £1 ; second, 10s. Post entry. 9. GREASY BOOM.—First prize, £2 ; sccoad, £3. Post entry. O.—MAORI CANOE RACE.—Not less than four men in each canoe. First prize, £4 ; second, £l. About one mile. 21. HIGH DlVE.—Neatest header. First prize, 30s ; second, 10s. Post entry.

Intries close with the secretary at Hall on WEDNESDAY, February 15th, at 8 p.m. Names, weights of competitors (including substitutes), and 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 BAND IN ATTENDANCE. SPECIAL AND DELAYED TRAINS. THE ANNUAL REGATTA DANCE Will be held in St. John's Hall on Regatta Night. Good music and supper. 11. SPURDLE, Hon. Secretary, Waitara. T.O. Box 21!. For complete programme see posters. BREAKWATER 'BUS SERVICE. > USES will leave New Plymouth y for Breakwater, via South Road _i-ery Half Hour, from 7 a.m. till 6 p.m., and will leave Breakwater for New Plymouth Every Half Hour from 7.30 a.m. to 6.SKI p.m. On Saturdays 'Buscg run till 10 p.m. 'Buses run to Steamer every eve ing, leaving toivn at 7./ JO ; and ituruing from Breakwater at 8. fs hereby.given that the old established Agency and General Commission Business of the late W. J. Shaw will be carried on as from the Ist January, 1905, under the style of W. J. Shaw and Co. Mr E. W. Garner, who will become

a partner in the firm, as from the date mentioned, will continue to manage the business as heretofore. F. M. SHAW, Executrix in the Estate of the late W. J. Shaw. Cheap Farms. 400 ACRES, good dairy country ; 70 acres felled e 30 acres In grass. Price, £l5O. 50 ACHES, good six roomod house ; good outbuildings. Well subdivided; Close to school and factory. Six miles from town. Price, £BOO. £250 cash. 100 ACRES, all in grass, good house, cowshed, stables, trap-shed, and piggeries. Close to school and factory. Seven miles from town. Trice £lO per acre< Very little cash required. A. L. TUKE, LAND AGENT.