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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8179, 11 August 1906, Page 3

SPRING HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, SEPXKMBEE 1. MY Annual Sprin:; Horse Pair will be held in my Stratford Jlorso Bazaar on above date. Entrios close absolutely on WEDNESDAY, August 2Uth. Entry forms will be posted on application or entrios may bo made citber at my Stratford or New Plymouth offices. NEWTON KING. WAIWAKAIIIO. TUESDAY, AUGUST 14. NEWTON KING AS received instructions from Mr , Chas. Willinson, who is Riving up dairying, to sell by auction, at the Waiwakaiho yards, on Tuesday, August 14th,— OK GOOD DAIRY COWS Sale at 1 o'clock. TAEANAKI WOOL, SHEEP SKIN, HIDE & TALLOW SALES. I HAYMAEKET, STEATPOED. NEXT SALE, TtTESDAT, AUGUST 14. CLIENTS are particularly requested +J to forward consignments in time to arrive not later than Thursday, 9th August. Small consignments will be received at my Produce Sheds, New Plymouth, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale where vendors can rely on their produce meeting full competition? NEWTON KING LIVINGTON'S MART At 1.30 p.m. GIEO. LIVINGSTON will sell by T auction as above, — That valuable collection of Pot Plants from Mrs Hammond's hot house, will be offered WITHOUT HEBEBVE, Also a big quantity of Hedge Plants. Pinus Insignus, Macrocarpas, etc., etc. Also, VEEY LOW BBSEBVE, — 100 Pieces ofjEnglish Ornamental Waro, Dress Pieces, Clocks, Watches, and miscellaneous lot. HORSE FAIR LIVINGSTON'S HORSE BAZAAR Devon Street East, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10th, at 2 p.m THEN a good catalogue of Horses ' will be offered, including Hacks, Trap Horses, Baggies Horses; also Spring Dray, Spring Cart, and Gigs, Matai Posts, and Koikoi Palings, G. LIVINGSTON, Auctioneer. TO-DAY WEBSTER BROS. Will sell at their Mart, opposite Bank of New South Wales, — r EW bentwood chairs, tables, bed--k. i steads, mattresses, washstands, chests drawers, tubs, jars, bale hemp, couches, side-saddles and bridle, set single harness, cigars, crockery, curtain poles, dressing tables, mirrors, hand sewing machine, fancy goods, bedding (good order), brooder, poultry, and sundries. Also, assortment of flower plants and shrubs. Sale at 1 o'clock. [-WINK AT THE TEOCADEBO BILL OF" FARE THIS DAY. Soup. Maccarqni. Enteees. Stewed Tripe and Onions. Steak and Kidney Pic. Joikts, Boast Sirloin of Beef. Eoast Leg of Pork and Seasoning. Boiled Pickled Poi'k and Parsnips. Sweets, Apricot Pie and Custard. Plum Pudding and Lemon Sauce. Cocoanut Custard I Bice Pudding. Annual Meeting of the Veterans' Association will take place in the Counoil Chambers on Saturday, the 11th. inst., at 2 p.m. All Veterans are invited to attend, whether members of the Association or not. AETHUE STANDISH, Captain and Vice President V.A. I ffIHE Cottage at Fitzroy, lately occupied by Mr Bates. Also, the Cottage in Gilbert Street, now occupied by Mr Chambers. Immediato possession of both can be had. Apply to E. CLINTON HUGHES. Om PUNCH is a skiltu blend •A- • of several Fruit Juices combined with Chillies, which makes a delightful warming and invigorating beverage. r ANTED—A Youth or middlor aged Man, able to milk and garden.—Apply Cbitebion Hotel. 7IOE LEASE—Farm of 50 acres, . 3 miles from New Plymouth, Suitable for a milk run. Apply this office. CJPEIN& FOOTWABE. Just landed. Choice range of Box Calf and Glace Shoes and Boots, Priced to sell. MoEwen Bbos. THE TALKING MACHINE DEPOT - - "THE TALKEEIES") DEVON STREET EAST, NEW PLYMOUTH. Edison s Phonographs, and gold-mounted records. Gramaphones, Disc Betords and all requi f ,cs. All repairs executed at shortest OtiOfl