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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7742, 18 February 1905, Page 3

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18. NEWTON KING HAS received instructions to sell by auction at the Exhibition Buildings, Poverty Flat, on SATURDAY, February 18th A QUANTITY OF TIM BE K, consisting of First-class Scantlings and Boards, and odd end». ALSO— Corrugated Iron, Posts, Timber, and Sundries.. ALSOA number of Trees land Camellias, from Italian Gardens. Sale at 3 o'clock. HAHOTU. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23. NEWTON KING WILL sell by auction at his .yards as above 75 yearlings 35 mixed yearlings 50 calves 25 18 months heifers 15 heifers in call' 40 12 to 18 months steers 12 2 year steers 16 store cows 2 fat cows 1 half-draught horse 1 gig horso 7000 feet timber Sale at 12.30 o'clock. IN HANIvRUPTC Y. In the Estate of Gilbert Tom I'errott, of Stratford. NEWTON KING HAS been favoured with instructions from ihe Deputy Official Assignee to sell at The Mart, Stratford, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, At 2 p.m. The Equity in the undermentioned properties : (1) Sections 192, 193, 194, Moa trict, lilock 12, Egmont, 167 acres, subject' ■ to existing mortgages of £7OO. (2) Sub-section 1, Sections 39 and 40, Stratford Town, 1 rood, with house, etc., subject to existing mortgage of £325. (3) Sections 92, 100, 10G, Stratford Extension, ";2t roods 20 perches, existing mortgage £l5O. (4) Sections 12 and 13, .[Block 11, Midhirsl East, existing mortgago £lls. (5) The interest held by the above estate in the half share of sublease of Section 21, Block 9, Ngatimaru. (6) Mortgage over half share of lease of Section 21, Block 9, Ngatimaru, from H. (L Tombs, securing £221 and interest. (7) Second mortgage over Section 7, lilock 4, Omona, from John Reynolds, securing £431. (8) 25 shares Stratford Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd. F. W. WEBSTER, Auctioneer.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25. WITHOUT RESERVE. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS HA V 10 'been instructed by Mrs B. Uumpbroy to offer by public auc'lion, at their Mart, on Saturday, February 25th, 1903, if not previously disposed ot by them : 'I-1 nr. GOODWILL OF LEASE of 221 Acres, Frankloy Road, 7 miles from New Plymouth, close to school and factory ; all in grass, except shelter bush ; good 6-room-cd house, 10-bail cowshed, good yards, 1-1 paddocks. Lease has six years to run, with right to purchase at any time at £8 per acre. Sale at 3.15 o'clock. ■■ ' auctioneers desire to point out tiMtt. this is a bona ikte sale) nd will absolutely l>e sold to the highest bidder, aad should prove a very desirable investment. WITIK)UT RESERVE. HOOTS AND SHOES. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS HA. YE received instructions - from Mr Bransgrove (who has sold 'sold his business)!, to sell by auction, Without Reserve, at his shop, Devon Street, on Saturday, February 18th : The whole of liis BOOTS and SHOES.. ?ood Slock. All recently imported. Sale at 1.30 o'clock. TARANAKI ANNUAL REGATTA (Rowed under the Rules of the New Zealand Amateur Rowing Association.) To be held on the W'AITARA RIVEK

Thursday, February 23, 1905. PROGRAMME : 1. BOYS' CLINKER FOURS.—For boys under 17 years. First prize, £3 ; second, £l. About a mile. 2. MAIDEN WHALEBOAT RACK— No members of crew to liave won any nice (Junior Hac« excepted). First prize, £6 ; second, £l. One mile and a half. 3. GIRLS' WHALEBOAT RACE First prize, £3 ; second, £l. About halt' a mile. 4. SENIOR CUNKEK FOURS.— First prize, £ls ; second, £4. Two

boats, £lO. About 1 mile. 5. CHAMPION WHALEBOAT Race —First prize, five boats or more, £2O ; second, £5. 1 .rss than five boats, £l!> ; second, £~). About three miles. 6. JUNIOR CLINKER FOURS .- First prize, £6 ; second, £l. About one mile. 7. MAIDEN CLINKER FOURSFirst prize, £8 ; seci»nd, £2. About one mile. 8. YOUTHS' WHALEBOAT RACE. For youths under 21 years. First prize, £5 ; second, £l. About on D mile and a half. 9. LADIES' WHALEBOAT RACE. —First prize, £4 ; second, £l. About half a mile. 10. SENIOR CLINKER FOURS. First prrze, £0 ; second, £l. About one mile. 11. FLYING WHALEBOAT IIACEFirst prize, £5 ; second, £l. About three-quarters of a mile. 2. BEST DECORATED BOAT.—To be rowed by ladies in procession. First prize, £8 ; second, £l. 13. PAIR-OAR WHALEBOAT RACE —First prize. £2 ; .second, £l. About half a mile. 14. SWIMMING RACiv (handicap).— First prize, £2 ; second, 10s. About 200 yards. 15. MOUNTED SWIMMING! RACE (handicap). —Rider must rater and leave the water un horseback. First prize, £2 ; sucuii*l, 10s. Post entry 2s Gd. 16. VETERANS' WHALEBOAT HACK.—For crews over 40 years. First prize, £3 ; second, £l. About one mile and a hall. 17. SENIOR TUB RACE (handicap) --First prize, 2os ; second, [los. Post entry. 18. BOYS' TUB RACE—Foy boys under 17 years. First prize, £1 ; second, 10s. I'ost jntry. 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 ; second, £l. About one mile. I 21. HIGH DIVE. —Neatest header. First prize, 30s ; secpnd, 10s. I'ost entry. !

Entries close with t<w secretary at the Foresters' ll.ill P n WEDNESDAY, February inthj at 8 p.m. Names, weights of competitors (including substitutes), and colours to he woi'n must be lodged at the time of entry. ' All post entries clo.'ie at 12 noon on Regatta Buy and ■ivill be charged 5 per cent, on amountl of total prize money. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. SPECIAL AND DELAYER TRAINS. THE ANNUAL REC3ATTA DANCE Will bo h?ld in St. Jolhn's Ilall on Regatta Night. (!o|i>d music and supper. IT. SI'L'RDLE, Hon. J Secretary, i Waitura. 1 P.O. Box 28. complete programmr; see posters.