INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81846, 13 September 1906, Page 2

INTERESTING ITEMS.

Mr Newton King reports the sale or Mr W. Graham's farm of 23S acres, situated on the Petone. Road, to Mr F. M. Mills, of Omata.

The Borough CounjiL have decided that Friday in each week be the day for holding sales at the public pound, New Plymouth. Tke stocking sale at Messrs McEwan Bros., boot and shoe makers, Devon street, is still bowling merrily along. The sale will continue till the 22nd inst., so roll along and get what you require in footwear.

A reminder is given of the unreserved sale of furniture, and dairy stock to be held at Moturoa this afternoon by Mr Newton King on account of Mr VY. J. Honoyfield. who has leased his property.

The superior brand of liquors kept at the Red House Hotel are well known . When having a glass of liquor there is nothing like feelingcertain that you are getting the pure article. Only the best brands at this hostlerv.

The easy terms given -at E. Reynolds and Co's bike depot, Devon street bring bicycle riding within the reach ef all. Pay a visit to this shop, you will be sure to find something to suit you. Large stock of access; cries on hand.

The excellent suppers and meals, cleanly served, with first rale attention, have made a name for the Golden Grid, opposite the Theatre Royal, Devon street. Mr J. W. Ktirta, the proprietor, is a past master in the art of catering, hence the success attending this institution.

A showing of spring goods, more extensive, more elaborate, and more interesting than ever before, will be made by Morey & Son as soon as the goods, ex s.s, Kumarn, arrive in New Plymouth. Tlielirni intend to make a record display, which will bo worthy of cycry woman's attention. Messrs Webster Bros, hoid their opening sale at their new Onial a saleyards, junction of Hurford and Main roads to-day, commencing at 1 o'clock. In addition to the full catalogue already advertised, a Srj'cap aid light draught mare (guaranteed) will be put under the hammer, The vehicles supplied by Nisbet and Co, Cunie street, New Plymouth have a finish about them thai is not often met with. Besides this ihey are strongly built with the best of materia) and will stand any amount' of haul wear. The repairs done at this establishment are tarried oju bv efliricnt workmen. ' Calf and give .Nisbet and Co. your orders.

Anyone wantinj!- i,, t,c, u n- a dairy tarm at a low rental should note lhat Mr Newton King will sell by auction at his kahnlu yards on Thursday, 20 Sept, the jfiirtd'will of ;i.| acres on account of the p'-staf of the bite \V. K. Klliu.m. This should prove a is <-;i'y /;,S ~N-'.,'. r.iiih'iilars'arc ad-j vcriiscd in another cc-'uinn. That South Taranaki is Fast becominic the loading horse breed ing cenl re of (lie colony is anijily illustrated by Ihe number of horse,? (hat are offered at the local sprint;; horse fairs. This year's sales arc larger than any thai have previously been held. On Wednesday, Thursdav, Friday, and Salur. day, a7lli to 2|ll]i Seplen.ber, Messrs Nolan, Totiks & Co. (Hawnra) will olTer some magnificent- animals- -from 900 to 1000 being catalogued. Of this number about one half are heavy and medium draughts and lorry horses; the balance eonsift of useful carriage, and light harness horses (including many good pairs); well-bred hackneys, remounts, cobs, polo and Shetland ponies. This sale offers an excellent opportunity to anyone in want of hordes of any description. For Bronchial Coughs and Colds, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is Gd ami 2a (id per Bottlo,—Advt,