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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 23 November 1907, Page 5

5 JEESEY BULLS SHOW GROUND. SECOND DAY (THURSDAY, NOV 28), At 10.30 a.m. will Bell by public auction on the Show Ground, on the Second Day of the Taranaki A. ami P. Show (Thursday, November 28), at 10.30 a.m., on behalf of various owners, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, the best five Jersey bulla that have been sold in one day in New Zealand. The following animals will be offered:—

PRIDE OF BEACONSFIELD, 2 years old; sire, Pride of Egniout; dam, Hriglitoycs. Has an unbeaten show-ring record. DOCTOl!, 5 years old, imported as a yearling in 1003 by the late Mr. F. L. "Wright, at great expense.

ILD CHEEKY, lived l>y Lord Braylirooko, Kngland. This is a great bull. He won the first prize and championship at the recent Wanganui and Ha worn Shows. Four years old.

FRISCO.—This n: stcr lias a f won the seer wera and first NOTE. —Xovr thai, tanners recognise tlio value of Jersey Wood, this will give them a chance to Hccure the very best. If you want to improve your herd don't buy a low-quality animal. 60 for the best, and success will be certain.

E. GRIFFITHS & CO., Auctioneers, Egmont-strcet, New Plymouth. POULTRY, PIGS, AND HOUSES. EVERY SATURDAY at 1 o'clocl

SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. FREEMASONS' HALL, BROUGHAMSTREET. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. WEBSTER BROS. TTAVE been favored with instructions from Mr. A. M. WILLIAMS, who is leaving New Plymouth, to sell as above— THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, com-

prising— Two handsome bcvelled-glar - J robes, superior duchess uncommon toiletware, brassrailed French bedstead and hangings, box ottoman, genuine Brussels carpet 12 x 14, pictures, fancy tables, superior upholstered dining-room suite (!) pieces), piano stool, very handsome Chippendale drawing-room suite (6 pieces), Wagner music stool, occasional tables, fern pedestal, puriri panelled firo''Tiidsome sideboard, single beds, wire-woves, mattresses, washstands, nu'"»le ■toilet sets, pillows, and lot useful kitchen and other sundries.

For the convenience of buyers the is being held in town, a" 1 *'■- *— : may be inspected fror Tuesday morning. Sale at 2 o'clock. WEBSTER BROS., Auctionec WEDNESDAY, .NOVEMBER 27. VICKLRS & STEVENS yyJLL hold their Weekly Stock Sa as above. Present entries—4.PJQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE HORSK FAIR. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. VICKERS & STEVENS WILL hold their Monthly Horse Fa as above. Present entries—--25 buck and harness horses 2 unbroken horses

I'iiOGKAMME OF MUSIC. rjUIE GAIUUSOX BAND will give a Programme of Muaic at the Eslilanadc itotunda on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock, weather permitting. Collection in aid of Band Fund. T. B. McCONNELL, Bandmaster. N. ALLAN, Secretary. IX AID OF MISSION FUNDS. A SALE of INDIAN GOODS will be held at the Baptist Church on SATURDAY, 23rd iust., from 2 to G u.m. The articles l'or sale include Brass Work and Carved Goods, Indian Models, Chieou Work, and Ceylon Lace.

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S Will be kcld ia tin T H E A T HE ROYAL THUKSDAY, 12lk DECEMBER. ENTRIES CLOSE on TUESDAY, 10th DECEMBER, at 8 p.m. MEMBERS' TICKETS, 5a J. CLARKE, Secretary, Brougliam-etrect.

ARANAKI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. J ANNUAL SHOW. NEW PLYMOUTH. AVEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27 and 28, 1907. General Entries, SATURDAY, 23rd November, at 9 p.ra. Write for Schedule E. P. WEBSTEB, Secretary, Box 33, New Plymouth. R WEAK LUNGS. Jew Discovery ■ for "onsumptinn cures ig Troubles!, • Oh-