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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 27 February 1907, Page 3

UIUiNUI, SHEEP FAIR. FIUDAY. MAKCH 1, JENKINS, MATTHEWS & PIGOTT \yil.l. bold their next SHEEP FAIR nt the Urcnui yards on the above date. Present entries: 1500 FM ones 601) 2 tooth ewes 400 shorn lambs 150 2 «i:.l -t I oat li wethers 50 woolly Inuibs 1100 2 tooth ewes Further entries solicited. STONY KlVliii. FRIDAY, MAUCH 1. NEWTON KING WILL Sell by auction at liis T » yards us above, — qaa mjxkd cattle, OUU> including,— oO 18 months to 2 year steers 10 prime lat 1 year old bullocks 15 weaner pigs

Sale 12 o'clock. Taranaki Wool, Sheepskin Hide & Tallow Sales. HAYMAKKET, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE, TUESDAY, MARCH sth, 1907 4 ILIENTS a. o particularly requested vy to forward Consignments in time to arrive on or before THURSDAY previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will bo forwarded to Stratford for Sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING. New Plymouth Wool, Hide Skin & Tallow Saies. at our BROUGHAM STREET STORE Next Sale: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6th. CONSIGNMENTS received up to MONDAY, March 4th, 1907. Consignors are particularly requested to send full particulars of consignments to the Auctioneers. WILSON & NOLAN. BOROUGH OP NEW PLYMOUTH BY-LAWS. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a special meeting of the New Plymouth Borough Council will be held in the Council Chambers, King Street, New Plymouth, on the 11th day of March, IUo7, at 7.30 p.m., for the purpose of confirming a resolution passed by tho Council on the 11th day of February, 11)07, ordaining and making by-laws and amendments for the Borough of New Plymouth to come into operation and force on the 20th day of March, 1907 ; and also that the object and purport of such by-laws are:—

(i) To repeal by-laws 68 and 69 of division 5 of tlie general bylaws of the borough. (u) To provide lor the fixing of water meters by consumers and for the control of the same by the Council and for their removal and repair, (c) To provido for . the fixing of charges for motive pow.er, hydraulic lift power, and for building and plastering. (d) To provide as to the materials to be used in the erection of chimneys, smoke pipes and funnels, (b) Prohibiting the lighting of fires in furnaces used in connection with any brewery, f.Miry, sawmill, mills, smith)', steam laundry, or other manufactory unless such furnace be furnished with chimney shaft of specified materials and height. (i : ) Providing fhat vihere sawdust, shavings, or leather chips are used m any such furnace for fuel tlie chimney shaft shall be of a specified heit'ht. ('■') To provide for the fixing-of spark arresters to chimney shafts. (h) Providing for the good rule and government of the Public Library and Library building and fixing the subscriptions for borrowing books and periodicals from the lending library. (i) Imposing penalties for the breach of any by-law. And also that a copy of the proposed by-laws is deposited at the oiliee of the New Plymouth Borough Council, King Street, New Plymouth, and is open to the inspectian of the public during office hours from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and i p.m. to 4i p.m. on all week days except Thursdays and from 10 a.m. to'l p.m. on ihursdays, and will remain there open to inspection until the said eleventh day of March, 11)07. Dated this 12th day of February F, T. BKLLRINGIiII,' Town Clerk.

NEW PLYMOUTH CALEDONIAN SOCIETY JjUUST Q.ATIIJSIUNG JSASTIiR MONDAY, at WESTKKN PAKK. Programme. I—Maiden Uace, 150 yds; 23/ and 5/; noiii. 1/, post entry. 2—looyds Handicap, 80/, 20/ and 5/; noiii. 2/, accept. 2/. 3—22oyd, Handicap; 00/, 20/ and 5/lioni. 2/, accept. ]/. 4—44 oyds Handicap; 100/, 20/ and ]»/; noiii. 2/, accept. :!/. Ilalt'-niilc Handicap; SO/ and 20/; liom. 2/, accept. 2/. o—Mile Handicap; 80/ and 20/; now. 2/, accept. 2/. B—Sack lJace; 10/; noni. 1/. !) Uulay Hace (school teams of ,'i boys under 14); medals; noui. i'rce.. 11 lligli Schools Hace; medal; liom. free. Veterans' llace, 100 yds; 3 trophies; 110111. 1/. —llurrell Race, 50yds; 10/; liom. 1/. 13—Medley Hace (bov.s under 10); .;/ and 2/0; free. 14—Putting the Shot; trophy value .1-1; noni. 1/. 15—Maiden Bicycle, 1 mile; HO/, and 10/; liom. 1/0; post entry. 10—One Mile Bieycie; 00/ and 20/; liom. 2/, accept.' 1/. 17—1% Mile Bicycle; 00/ and 20/ nom 2/, accept. 1/. 18—Two Mile Bicycle; SO/ and 20/; nom. 2/, accept. 2/. lU—Bagpipe, Music (Pibrocks and | Marches); 40/ and 10/; nom. 1/0. 20—Bagpipe Music (Strathspeys and I Keels); 30/ and 5/; nom. 1/0.

*2l—Highland Fling (in costume); 30/ and 5/; IIDDi. 1/0. 22—SivorJ Dance (in costume); 30/ and 5/; nom. 1/0. 23—Highland Fling (boys under 10^; gold and silver medals; free. 24—Sword Dance (boys under 1G); gold and silver medals; free. 25—Highland Fling (girls under 10); go'ld and silver medals; free. 20—Sword Dunce (girls under l(i); gold and silver medals; free. Special points prize., gold medal (value £3 3/) donated by J. Dennett, highest number of points in running evonts. Handieapper: U. Shannon. Nominations for Nos. 2, 3, 4, .1. G, 11, 10, 17 and 18, close with 'the Secretary, P.O. Uox lli), New Plymouth, on Tuesday 19lli March, at 8 p.m., or with Mi 1 A. George, Brougham street, or W. Untsi, tobacconist, Devon-street. AU other events post entry. All events under rules of N.Z.A.U. and League fet Wheelmen. JAS. McLEOD, Secretary,