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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81880, 3 November 1906, Page 3

5 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17. BY OKDKK OP THE MORTG.H'KU KEWTi>M KING, I FAb received inslniolions to sell JLIL by auction at his lunrt, Niw . Plymouth, on SATURDAY, November 17— The leusc wilh rigid of occupation of Soul ion 23, Block i, lluiroa S.D. containing 027 acres. Eor lull particulars and conditions ol sale apply to Aii-fsrs Govclt and <iuillian>, solictors, New Plymouth, or i to the Auclioncccr. Halo at 2 o'clock STONY RIVER. HORSE FAIR. MONDAY, KOVEMIS?!: 5. NEWTON KING aTILL hold a Horse Enir at Stony » Rivet on Monday, November "\ HOUSES, consisting of: J Light and Medium Draughts, Express, Milk Cart, and Light Harness, Hacks and Ponies. Sale at i o'clock. Taranaki Wool, Sheepskin, Hide, & Tallow Sales. HAYMARKET, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. / 'iLIENTb are particularly requested \J to forward Consignments m time to arrive on or before THURSDAY previous. Small consignments will be receiyed at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will bo forwarded io Stratford for Sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING. WEBSTER BROS. FORTNIGHTLY HOUSE FAIR WEDNESDAY, November 7th. Next Mr J. West's Stables. AmpiO rocm to show paces. Entries row taken. HORSE FAIR. LIVINGSTON'S YARDS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. MONTHLY HORSE SALE Will be held as above,— a aud liarnoss hi-rses, now entered. 1 Draught Mare, with dray and harness 1 New Doublo Buggy Those vishing to enter kindly forward early so that we may advertise in INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. YIGEEBS & STEVENS 7"ILL hold their usual stoel sale as above. Present entries: 300 HEAD MIXED CATTLE Sale at i o'clock.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, VICKERS & STEVENS iTILL hold their monthly sale in T f their Tariki yards on tho above Sale at i o'clock. New Plymouth Wool, Hide, Skin and Tallow Sates, at our Brougham street Store. Next Sals: WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 7. /CONSIGNMENTS received atom \J Devon stren Mart up to MONDAY, November sth. These sales are filling a long-fell wimt, and are attracting outside buyers to such an extent that vendors maj rely on getting full market rates. WILSON h NOLAN (laießewley & Griffiths). SPLENDID CHANCE FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM ON VERY EASY TERMS 11 Qi\ ACRES, 00 acres level, re--1 B n%J maiudcr ploughable, all iu „ , 10-bail cowshed, O-roomcd house, good permanent water, will carry 30 cows and other stock. Price £ll Ins per acre. Terms £'2so cash. Creamery, school and p.o. one mile, good metal road. C miles from Nen Plymouth. Apply E. J..OARTHEW & CO., Land Agcnts. v; { Aljjha-LavaS Cream Separators, Parts, and al' Da'py Requisites. P. GRIFFITHS & CO. (Lute of Bewley md Griffiths) TTAVE been appointed SOLE iLJL Taranaki Agents for Mcsar? Mason, Stvtithers and Co., Christ'•luii'ch. New Zealand. ■ - -.;perary Offices: COFFEE PAL ACE BUILDINGS, New Plymouth W. DIMOCK k CO., LTD. PIGS will bo received at following Reeeiying Stations as under : November. imart P.oad 12, 2(1 Douglas Road 5, 111 "oko Hi, 27 'nglewood 11, 2() -tratford 7,11.21,28, ■J. 11. BUTCHER, Stratford. NOTICE TO FARMERS. mi!K Waitaiv i-'reezng Works will JL {<■■ open to receive Pork and Bacon Pigs on and after the 12th VoveiJicr. J. 11. BUTCHER. Agent. GAS GRILLER