SCOW "WARRIOR." FRIDAY, AI'IUL 27. "VpWTON KING Itas received in--L* struc-l.ions from Ihe Owners to sell by Auction, at his Mart on llie above tlitle, the Hull »f the Soow " Warrior" (im- lying oil the Onkura Beach), together with musts, spurs, booms, anchors, chains, rigging, Ac., &c. Sale at 11.80 a m. SATURDAY, APRIL 28. NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from Mr I'. McCaskill, who is leaving New Plymouth, to Sell by Auction at his Mart on the above date, his superior household furniture, comprising:— Large sideboard, extension dining table, 2 couches, handsome duchess chest, chests drawers, marble top washstand, superior double iron bedstead, stretcher beds, mattresses, kapoc beds, easy chairs, b.w. aud other chairs, occasional tables, towel horses, toilet sets linoleum, umbrella stand, sideboards and sundries. Sale at 2 o'clock. TARANAIiI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON, 100 G. (From Ist May to 31st July.) rnHE Shooting Season for Native -L Game (excepting Pukeko, Wio, or Blue Duck, Tui, Huia, White Heron and Crested Grebe), and Imported Game iu the District consisting of the Counties of Taranaki, Clifton, and Egmont (excepting the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, Kaitake Ranges, being Sections ICB and 170, in the Oakura District, and Paraninihi or White Cliffs Rescryation) will cpmmence on the Ist May, and end on the 31st July, both days inclusive. In the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, being the area within the circumference of a circle having a radius of six miles from the summit of Mount Egmont, the shooting of Native and Imported game is strictly prohibited at all times. Licenses can be obtained from the Chief Postmaster at New Plymouth, and Postmasters at Waitara, Inglewood, and Opunakc, D. McALLUM, Secretary.
TO THE l ADIES OF NEW PLYMOUTH AND THE TAUANAKI JJLSTiiICT. Deab Madam,— YOU will be pleased to learn that MADAME KENNY, the renowned American Corset Expert, will be in New Plymouth during the coining week, representing the celebrated "W. 8." COJttSETS. Madame Kenny will show the very latest models in the Erect Form Corsets. More progress has been made in the perfection of the corset idea in the past ten yenrs tlian m the previous ten centuries. Until almost yesterday, corsets were straight jackets—moulds into which women were shaped to the outlines of the garment, and to such corsets may be laid many of the ills and tortures summarised as women's troubles. W.B. Corsets are logical. Tliey are made to fit women. Madame Kenny will be pleased to fit ladies who will call, at:— Blyth & Co's on Tuesday. White & Sons' 011 Wednesday. Ambury Bros.' on Thursday. W. Pellew's on Friday. Morev and Son's on Saturday. WINTER ENTERTAINMENT AT HOME.
Long, cold and wintry evenings make us stay indoors. How to pass tlie time? Nothing better, surely, than in reading interesting books. EVERYBODY HALF-PRICE To this class of entertainment now, because T. R, HODDER has just taken stock, and found he is carrying too many books altogether. So out they go. All the popular authors' best books at reduced rates. A thousand volumes of copyright Colonial Libraries, from A SHILLING UPWARDS. The stock includes a large number of older, but equally useful and interesting books at half the price you arc asked elsewhere. Tales of entrancing interest, that provide profitable, useful, and educational entertainment at home. Children's Books, Prize Books, and Toys, all reduced. THE SALE SLAUGHTER Includes the whole of G. D. Malcolm and C'o.'s stock of Toys and Fancy Goods. Bargains here, too. Kites 3d each, Cribbago Boxes, Dolls, Wood Toys, Games, etc. A BIGGER DISCOUNT THAN EVER TO ALL LIBR ARIES JUST NOW Committees, note please that any decent' offer will be accepted now for large parcels. Magazines and journals at less than half price. BIBLES. In all sizes, and BIBLES, and in all styles and printing, similarly reduced STATIONERY. Look at these prices for the sale month: Sixpenny packets writing materials, 4d; Shilling packets, !)d. Envelopes: 250 for JOd, or 5 packets for 6d; orf superior finish, 250 for 1/6, 6 packets for 10d. Day books, from ()d j copying books, from 2s (id ; good drawing books, 2d each, and other lines equally cheap.
THE CUT,PEICE TIME CONTINUES TILL MAY Ist Unless the whole is sold out earlier. HODDEITS DEVON STKEET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Wear Only McEWEN BROS.' "Special Toe" "ALL BLACK" FOOTBALL BOOTS. § Sj OUR SPECIAL TOE KEEPS HAKD. I Six Different Makes in Stock
FOR SALE Oil LEASE. 1 ACHES of level mululallUAj I and hilly land about two miles from tlio township of Huiroa. No buildings. 050 acres in grass. Will sell Freehold upon exceptional terras or will lease for a term of years with purchasing clause. Apply— C. E. MAJOR, Haweiu. INCANDESCENT BURNERS, IF KEPT CLEAN, JCAN'T BE BEAT,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8094, 26 April 1906, Page 3
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