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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8016, 30 December 1905, Page 3

EACE HORSE. NEWTON KING "AS received instructions from . the owner to sell by auction on (JBDAY, 30th December, at the Haymarket Yards, at xoox, The thorough-bred marc, " lAanxik," 5-yeiir-ohl ("Sylvia Park"— " Maratau ") Sale at 12 o'clock. Owner's footnote.—The mnrc is in trained condition, and is for unreserved sale, as I am determined to sell, being thoroughly disgusted with the way short races arc given away in bad starting.

NOTICE. /~VN and after January Lit, 1906, the rate of commission chargeable on all Btock sold in my yards will be 4 per cent, with the exception of dairy cows and bulls, which will be 5 per cent. Paddock Commission to remain as heretofore. NEWTON KING Auctioneer. NOTICE.

f VN and after January 1, 1006, the V* undersigned will eliarge the 'ing rates of commission : On all stock in yards, witli the ex ception of bulls, 4 per cent, lulls, horses and pigs, 5 per cent. Paddock commissions, 'Z\ per cent, with the exception of dairj cattle, which will be 3 per cent TICKERS k STEVENS, luglcwood. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF TARANAKI. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that Aifbkd Trimble has been elected a member of the Education Board for the Education district of Taranaki. The number of valid votes recorded [ for each Candidate was : KENNEDY, William McLaughlin 70 JENNINGS, William Thomas ... 57 TRIMBLE, Harold 7' The total number of votes recorde was 201. The total number of votes rejected as informal was 92. P. S. WHITCOMBE, Returning Ollicer. UNITED ' FRIENDL Y SOCIETIES' PICNIC. GREAT PICNIC OF THE YEAR. NEW YEAR'S DAY, 1906 TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS Trains leave town, stopping where required:— FIRST TRAIN, 10.5 a.m. (Not 10.15 a.m.) SECOND TRAIN 12.50 p.m. (ordinary train) Returning from Sentry Hill at 4.47 and 7 p.m.

Adnlts Is 6d, children 9d (including admission to ground). TEA, HOT WATER AND MILK. TICKET SELLEBS Will be at the Town and Elliott stations half an hour before train time. A DAY IN THE COUNTRY FOR THE CHILDREN. GARRISON BAND IN ATTENDANCE. I RACES FOR YOUNG AND OLD. H. J. HOBBS" W. SADLER

STRAYING. 'WO Tparling TMstpin Slpors - Owners may linvc same bv imt A. 1 BFTCHEBY, New- Plymouth,

TARANAKI COUNTY. TENDERS, suitably superscribed, will be received at the Couuty Ofliec, Queen Street, up to 1 p.m. on Satuhday, January fitk, IAO 6, for : Contract N T o. B—3oo Yards Boulder Stone Tariki road. Contract No. 9—Breaking 300 Yards Stone Tariki road. Contract No. 10—250 Yards Boul tier Stone Coutts's Depot, Tiirik road Contract No. 11—270 Yards Boulder Stone Inglewood to Rugby road. Contract No. 12—000 Yards Boulder Stone Mangorei Depot Contract No. 1:1—100 Yards Boulder Stone Chain Bridge Contract No. It—2oo Yards Boul- : der Stone. Mountain Road, Inglewood lo Waiongona Contract No. 15—Remutnlling Horrorks' Hill, Kaimate Contract No. Hi—2ooo Yards Boulder Stone Tapuae, South road -Specifications may be seen and tenobtained at the County Office, flymouth, or Mr Fivmk Drakes shop, Inglewooil. J G. V. XATK, / 'Chairinar / Plymouth, Dec. 15, )«05,

THE FARMER'S EXTRA PROFIT TIIK owner of a Dairy whore milk is set in puns for cream THKOWS A WAV ONK FIFTH of his lnittcr. We ciin show you how to make an extra profit of £'!•:! 17s every year in a ten eow dairy. An Alfa-Laval Hie point at once extra profits. The Alfa-Laval is an I'iimiiiK power. It costs you nothing really, because it pays for itself with Ihe cream saved. Write lo us for further information ; we will give yon 25 mr.r. weralilc arguments why yen ' .iinuM use the " Alfa Laval." Talk it over with \BEWUSIJI GRIFFITHS, PROVIDERS,