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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8139, 22 June 1906, Page 3

I TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE, AND TALLOW SALES. HAYMARKET, STRATFORD. Next Sale TUESDAY, JULY 17. CLIENTS are particularly requested to forward consignments in time to arrive not later thanli huusuay 12th. NEWTON KING POTATOES I ON SALE, PRIME Oamaru and Timaru table Derwonts, Seed Potatoes, comprising:—Bruce, Up-to-Dat-. V. .;.,.•, . Stirs, an I a ill •"'"■ l mil.'; „■£ ilie famous To arrive: RICE MEAL (the Dew pig feed). NEWTON KING. A SPLENDID CHANCE. THIRTEEN and a half acres all level land with good sound five roomed dwelling situated about ono mile from town on a good road. A real bargain. Price, £550. Terms, £SO cash, balance 6 years at 5 per cent. Apply immediately, E. J. CARTHEW & CO. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. (With which is incorporated the New Zealand Accident Insurance Co.) VOTICE is hereby given that Mr E. W. Garner having resigned the District Agency of the Accident Branch of the New Zealand Insurance Company, the accident business, besides the fire and marino business, will from this date be carried on at the Company's own office, comer of Brougham and King Streets, New Plymouth. JOHN PATON, Branch Manager. LAND! TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN "IHTTE, FROST AND ROWE, Reai Estate & Stock Agents, Mcrrinsville, Piako, Beg to advise intending investors in Landintho Piako District, that we have really First Class Farms FOR SALE, suitable for. Sheep, Dairying or general utility purposes, at prices and on terms to suit all pocket?. In this district, oaten crops average 2 tons chaff per acre. General average lands will keep 2 sheep per acre, without turnips. Piako is a splendid dairying centre. Butter fat averages aro high, and for sheep grazing cannot be surpassed—many farms running 30 sheep per acre. Local stock sale-yards are well patronised, buyers attending from all parts. Intending buyers, come direct to Morrinsville by rail. If advised, we will meet clients at station. FROST AND ROWE, LAND AND STOCK AGENTS, MORRINSVILLE.

TARANaKI acclimatisation SOCIETY. ANNUAL MEETING. THE Annual Meeting of the aboye Sociaty will be hold in the Borough Council Chambers on SATUKDAY, the 23rd instant, at 2.30 p.m. All persons interested in Acclimatisation matters and Sport nro cordially invited. D. McALLUM, Secretary. EGMONT ROAD BOARD. I TENDERS I RE invited for formation and . metalling— About 70 chains of the Queen's and Alberta Roads, Glenavon Estate, for tho Egmonfc Road Board. Plans and specifications may be seen at the offices of bladdcn and Palmer, Devon Street, New Plym .111. Tenders close at noon on SA HRDAY, July 7th, at tho oilico of Mr P. C. Morton, Brougham Street, where tenders are to be left. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. THOMAS ROWE, Chairman.

GOOD BREAD. HEAR nothing but praise of - my bread and small goods. There are four good reasons for this. First, 1 use only the finest Hour and ingredients, and no chemicals to whiten my bread,2; My baiters are artists in their line. 3: Cleanliness reigns in eyery department; 4: My prices are absolutely fair. My bread builds up sound bodies and invigorates minds. E.MAT Devon Street INew Plymouth. A Golden Opportunity. > RESENTS itself. Our L Grocery and Crockery ile is proceeding so merrily that we have decided to continue it for a few weeks longer. DISCOUNT: -3/-IN THE £, off all crockery, at either shop, and many lines in Grocery actually below cost price. Japanese Trays, Royal Doultoil Bowls, Unique Devonware, Remarkable Jusparware, Pretty Crumb Trays, Fancy Vases and Dishes, Lovoly Tea Sets, Chinese Cups and Saucers. A selection of dainty goods suitable for birthday or wedding presents at prices that will give entire satisfaction to the purchaser. BARGAINSIN EVERY LINE. C. CARTER, Late A. J. Clarke and Co., Devon St., New Plymouth. O.T. PUNCH a now nk tor temperance . people. Obtainable from all orekcepcrs or wholesalo from I L. D. Nathan & Co. GAS RING AND METER 1 FIXED FOR 58.