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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81826, 20 August 1906, Page 3

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. WEBSTER BROS. AUCTIONEERS, HAVE decided to erect Cattle Yards at Omata. First Sale, Thursday, 13th Sept. Entries Solicited Early,

WEBSTER BEOS., AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND GENEItAL AGENTS. AUCTION SALES EVKRY SATURDAY, AT 1 P.M. In our Temporary Premises, opposite Bank of New South Wales. We request entries for Poultry, Furniture, General Auction Lines, and Properties.

TARANAKI GARRISON BAND'S ANNUAL' BALL will bo lield in the rjV II EAT RJS ROYAL AUGUST 23. GOOD FLOOR ... GOOD SUPPER And tlio latest dance musi? will be supplied by Mr Turner's Orchestra. Prices—Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/-. N. ALLEN, Hon. Sec.

BULB SHOW, St. Mary's Sunday School Boom, SEPTEMBER 13ik, 1906. ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOLROOM. Euchre Party and Dance (In aid of Choir Funds). TO-NIGHT, AUGUST 20, 1906, Commence at 8 p.m. Gentlemen Is (id, Ladies Is. WAIMATE PLAINS TROTTING CLUB. Acceptances for tho above dose at Otakeho at 9 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd inst. J. M'NEILL, Secretary. MANGOREI CO-OPERATIVE dairy factory company, LIMITED. AimcATONr;' iW\ factory assistant, Applications aire invited for the position of Ifirst Assistant iat the Central Factor/ ,at a salary of 35s per week, with usual 'allowances. Successiiil applicant w!\U be expected to commence his duties oil Ist Septemicr, IUO6. Applications will elosle with the Secretary, Brougham street, .New Plymouth, on WEDNESDAY,the 2'Jth Avgust, at 5 p.m. EDWARD W. GARNER, Secretary. MOA EOAD BOARD~ ~ APPLICATIONS FOR FOREMAN. A PPi.ICATIONS avo inyited for J.\. the position of Working Foreman under the aboi'e Board. Schedule of duties can be seen and particulars obtained from the Bound's oilier, Inglewood, If. TRIMBLE, Chairman, THE MOTUROA i>¥fOLEUM Co. Im (In liquidation). I—i A NY claims against this Company Jl\. should be rendered to me on or before Tuesday, the 21st August. Tups. 0, KELSEY, Liquidator. Devon Street, New Plymouth. WANTED,— Good Feed and Shelter I'addock for one horse.— Apply " Paddock," this Otiieo. WJ AITARA FREEZING VV W ORES. T. BORTHWICK & SONS (Australasia) Ltd. MANURES. £ s d XXX Blood and Bone 5 15 0 per ton 'l'urnip 6 5 0 - , Potato 0 5 0 „ Grass (Ordinary) G 5 0 „ Grass (Permanent) 0 5 0 „ Superphosphate 5 0 0 „ Aualysis Certificates posted to any address on application. All prices are free on trucks at Waitara. Terms 21 per cent, discount forcash. Special quotations for large quotations. 5/6 ELECTRIC LAMP 5/6 mtIAT will go in your pocket J_ is a decided convenience. A safe, reliable, powerful light; no danger, nothing to got out of order ; saves time, language and HI itches. A thousand uses. P. de la Haye, ELECTItO-PLATER (op. Red House)

TELEPHONE No. 129 Ring up 129, martin & SON, (!oal Merchant, Eliot Street, near the railway station, when you want any kind of coal, firewood, colic, Brown's calfineal, clialT, oats, or posts. Don't forget the linn—it's a sound, reliable one, MARTIN & SON ELI or STREET. MORE MILK MORE MONEY FOR THE FARMER. milE way to malce your S. farm more productive is io go m more for good shelter trees. The POMONA NI'RSERIES, Rahotu, lias n large stock uf films Mnrirnla, l'inus Insignia, Boxthoni, Olcaria, etc. All well-grown samples. FRUIT TEEES Apples, Peaches, Tears, Nectarines, Japanese Plums, and gooseberries. The only varieties grown at this nursery are those that succeed in the Taranaki district, and, being exposed to the Cape Egmont winds, will thrive in any oilier part of Tarauaki. The proprietor is an experienced fruitgrower, and will, advise intending planters who write or call. THE RAIIOTU NURSERIES. (James b. groom, peopbietok),