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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7834, 29 May 1905, Page 3

LAND COMMISSION. i»J ' of the above Commis -IT* sjon will be held in the Taranaki district on the dates named ii; the itinerary of dates and placet mentioned below. The meeting will hear nil pcrsont desirous of giving fevidence on matters within the terms of the Commission, vi&,— The constitution of land boards. The land tenures of the colony. Pressure of residence conditions on if! Crown tenants. Pressure of other restrictions. Effects of elhuate and land continuation on tenures and areas held | under them and the need for 'a It oration si of tJiC land laws or reflations. Homestead privileges and their re--4 instatement. Tho working of the ballot system. The practice of loading lands for roads nfld its workings. Values of leaseholds now and at date of lease. Working, of the Advances to Settlers system. Condition and position of occupiers under the various tenures. The aggregation of large estates. Separate occupations under tho Land for Settlement Act. By order, R. A. LOUGHNAN, Secretary. NEW PLYMOUTH.—Monday, May 29, 10 a.m., at Council Cham-

WHANG AMOMONA.—Wednesday ,J«ay 31, at 10 a.m. STRATHMORE.—Thursaay, June 1, at 11 a.m. STRATFORD— Friday, June 2, at 10 a.m. SATURDAY, JUNE 3. NEWTON KING JJ\S received instructions from Mr . W. B. Gibson to sell by auc- , at the Mart, Devon Street, ew Plymouth, on Saturday, June Has DESIRABLE PROPERTY at . FITZIROY, consisting of about ! 1J acres, with 10-roomed dwellling, stables, fowl run, etc., situated opposite the Fitzroy School. This property, which is situated in the desirable suburb of Fitzroy, is rth the attention of anyone .......„ s a first-clasß dwelling with a nice plot of land, within a few minutes' drive of town. Sale at 2.30 o'cloek. FURNITURE, lite FURNITURE, Etc. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31.

BEWLEY A GRIFFITHS HAVE receives Instructions from tHe Executors of the late Mrs JUHGHT, Young Strot, to sell by auction, on the premises, WITHOUT RESERVE 3 HER FURNITURE, consisting ol Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Anu, Dirfing and Rocking Chairs, good' Piano (by Strauss), Couch, 1 Chcsls Drawers, Looking Glasses, Wedding, Ulankets, etc. ALSO,At |he same time and place, on account of Mr C. J. STONE, (who is leaving the district), Furniture, etc., which, for convenience of sale, has been removed from Smart Road, comprising : Dinini? Room Extension and Kitchen, Tables, Chairs, Wicker Lounge, Chest Drawers, DouMe Iron Hedstcad, Tubs, Pots, Pans, Crockery, etc., all new and in good order. WHAT TO BUY.

BUSINESS MEN BUSINESS MEN Buy your WALKING BOOTS at CHATTERTON'S. Easy Fitting. PAItMERS FARMERS

Buy your WATERTIGHTS at CHATTERTON'S. Buy your WALKING and EVENING SHOES at CHATTERTON'S. HOUSEKEEPERS HOUSEKEEPERS dren's BOOTS and SHOES at Chatterton's. CALL AT CHATTERTON'S BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. CHATTERTON'S OOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS ARE AVORTH BUYING. IIEY GIVE SATISFACTION. THEY ARE CHEAP AND GOOD. CHATTERTON'S CHATTERTON'S BOOT WAREHOUSE, cvon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. "GOLDEN GRID" Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, Opposite Theatre Royal, DEVON STREET, New Plymouth. HOT MEALS can be had at all hours from 7 a.m. to 12 midnight. Sundays 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. irest Supper Room to station. * ish, Luncheon, Oyster, and Supper Rooms are the best in town for all kinds of Cooked fish, etc. OYSTERS, on Shell, or cooked in any Style. COME ALL to try how BACON and EGGS we can fry. BOILED COLD HAM cut In Slices and sold in any quantity. CRAYFISH AND SMOKED FISH Always kept in Stock. Customers can rely on receivir-j civility and attention. I J. W. KURTA, Proprietor INCANDESCENT BURNERS, If kept clean, CAN 1 f BE BEAT. Goose all over, really ill ; Wheezing, sneezing, shrill and high. Furry tongue and watery eye ; Oblivious to the world's affairs, All its sorrows, pleasures, cares. Useless suffering, why endure V Take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. 9