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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8082, 11 April 1906, Page 3

IUiI.NUI AND WAITABA CATTLE SALES. OWIN'-r to Easter Holidays our Cattle Sales will lie postponed until MONDAY and TUESDAY, 23rd and lUtli April. JENKLNS. MATTHEW & I'IGOTT, BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. TbIE Ollices of tlio New Plymouth Bonoui;U Council will close at I p.m. on THURSDAY, 12th inst., reopeuing 011 WEDNESDAY' MORNING, 18tii inst. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH HE Council offer a reward of {o for such infoinatiouas will lead to the conviction of the person or per* sons damaging Electric Light Lamps in any part of the Borough. Auctioneers, Waitara. R. COCK, Mayor. F. T. BELLBINGEH, Town Clerk.

EASTER VACATION. THE Oflices of the Solicitors in New Plymouth will be closed for the Easter Holidays from Good Friday, and will re-open on Wednesday, 18th inst. W. A. D. BANKS, Secretary T.D.L.S, Now Plymouth, April (sth, 1906. TO STOREKEEPERS, MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. FOR SALE OR LEABE BY PUBLIC TENDER. 1 LENDERS for the saik or lease . for 5 years, of one or both of the undermentioned properties, will bo received by the undersigned up to noon on SATURDAY, the 14th April, 1906, viz, 1. All that piece of land, situate in High Street, Eltharn, containing 3 roods 6.6 porches more or loss, and on which is erected the shop and premises known as the Co-op. Store. Also, — 2. That "piece of land adjoining the Miingatoki Dairy Factory, containing 1 acre 20 perches, together with the shop and living rooms ther .'on. Both of the above are at present, in the occupation of Mr A. W. Blemicrhassett, whose lease is about to expire. Possession can be given on or after the 16th inst, To those desirous of purchasing, Easv Temis can he ahhaji'ged. ' Full particulars available from— W. J, TRISTRAM, Solo Agent, Eltharn.

STAR SPORTS. TO BE HELD OS jg AST Ell MONDAY, APRIL 16th, 1906. NEW PLYMOUTH RECREATION GEOUNDS BIG FIELDS. Bmss Baud in attendance. THE POPULAR EASTER OUTING. Admission to ground Is. EVERAUD GILMOUIi Secretary, i i:t your foot in IT."

NO persons like " putting their foot in it," but there is an exception to every rule, and all people like putting both feet into footwear sold by GRAYSON AND COCK We carry a stock mostly selected, in a way, by our customers. If wc find one class or style of boot gives satisfaction, we push it and recommend it. If the boot doesn't, back it rocs to the manufacturer. Give our boots a tria. with your next order. GRAYSON AND COCK THE BOOT STORE. (next Imperial Hotel) DEVON ST.. NEW PLYMOUTH Carter's Crockery Crash DON'T wait until you have u heavy crockery crash before making your purchases, for tlieu the expense of replacing is very heavy, but if you purchase it little at a timo the cost will come much easier to you. Have you seen our new show of crockery ? Wc have taken in a large portionof tho upstair room as a showroom. Call and inspect, and you will liud that " Carter's Crockery Crash" is a crash in price only, which, of course, is a direct benefit to the purchaser. Toilet Sets In latest patterns from 11/6. Full dinner sets, iu groat variety, from 45/-. Tea sets, stylish and tasty in design, 15/6. Dinner plates, pudding plates, dessert plates, tea plates, cups and saucers, jam and butter dishes, sets jugs, cheese dishes, etc., etc. C, CARTER, THE PEOPLE'S GROCER, NEW PLYMOUTH

A CONVINCING CORN CURE COMPLIMENT Ruarcniu, .Ri"g Country. Mr Teed— Dear Sir, —I July received yours, aud cmU-i | HAVE two shillings for your. corn cure. I assure you j i'OU I scut the money by a respectablo Auckland I A citizen to get me a box of! *TEBI)'S COHN CUHK, iiih! PATN- lie says that lie tried. several chemists shops FUL ( 's among |the rest), but as nono of them had CORN P it lie would not take otlier preparations that they offered him and he brought me back my money. Mr lluarcmu, TEED & CO. CHEMISTS, DEVON ST. OIiCMESTKAIj MUSIC. BALLS, CONCERTS AND DANCES AN Orchestra of anything from four members, including: A'iolin, Herr Lousch: cornet,G. Saunders; string bass, J. Sturmey; piano, A. .lames j is opcu for engagement during the ensuing season. MR. A. JAMES personally attends Concerts, Soirees, etc., and is prepared to cater for pianist only, or for any number of instruments. l 7 or terms, etc. apply to Mr A. JAMES, Director, New Plymouth Orchestral Union, care Collier and Colonial Piano Co., Devon Street, New Plymouth.