INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 23 November 1907, Page 2

INTERESTING ITEMS.

A reminder is given of the unreserved clearing sale of dairy and farm stock to be held by Mr. Newton King at tikalo on Monday, 2.3 th instant, on account of Mr. It. !•'. Roebuck. A reminder is given of the unreserved clearing of dairy and farm stock to be held by Mr. Newton King at Okato on .Monday. 2.3 th instant, on account of .Mr. R. F. Roebuck. From the local agent of the Phoenix Fire Insurance Company (.Mr. Newton King) we have received a copy of the company's IDUS wall calendar, and a copy of its well-got-up pocket diary. In another column will, be found particulars of pedigree slock to be sold by Mr. Newton King on the New Plymouth Show Grounds on Thursday next. Anyone wanting to improve their dairy herds by the addition of pure-bred stock should make a point of attending this Weather permitting, the Garrison Band will give a, programme of music at the Esplanade rotunda to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, -at ,) o'clock. The next debate in connection lv ilh the Catholic Young Men's Club will taxe place on 2nd December. The subject is: "Whether the French Revolution was a benefit to democracy." The annual meeting of' the Poultry Society will take place in the Town Hail on Tuesday, 2(ith inst., at 7.30 p.m. ( Miss Barbara Ptitman, of Wellington, whose services have been secured to organise children's cntertainmnets for the forthcoming Catholic bazaar, arrived in New Plymouth by <h,. express train last night, and intends starting her classes on Monday. Miss Putmar, has acted iu a. similar capacity in Wellington, Auckland, Gisboruo, and,other centres with marked ability an,] success.

White and Sons have an interesting advertisement dealing with tennis shirts on our front page. The Frankley Road Board invite tenders, to close on 30th inst.. for delivering -100 yards boulder stone on the Frankley road.

A reminder is given of the sale of furniture to be hold at Te Heniii by Mr Newton King on Monday on account of Mr H. M. Skeet. In' addition to the lurniture, there are two quiet Jersey cows m milk, uhieh should be worth the attention of dairymen.

the Union Stcani.smp Company have a vacancy for a junior clerk. R. Woodhouse, shurebroker, writes us that he is the S el| cl of taranaki Oils, 1»'»1 "IS at 10s (id. If there are buyers at 10s no doubt this will appeal to them, as seders arcMvltliout doubt scarce. He also states that Talismans were again m good demand, sales taking place in Auckland yesterday at from €2 Ps to A-- 13s (id, the miU - K et .-losing w itlf sellers £i i 4s 3d. MY Woodhouse says us brokers state that there is wonde'rtnl nnm-ovemciit in this mine in the 1-i and l.i levels

Those who ,i csi „, t j- t p ., j h^'"^^ 1 ,"' ~irelhi,til ' i t■ „ " y-i m y' s (!iil street stables '"'' "■'"• flo»E seats earlv. I" 1H whom it may 'eoneern-the ;"« B Flv and dance to have been '/»> Jh"rsd,y. 28Hi"inat., wilt take ' ■ °l Y J ""*' ,,, !'< 27ill > »' St. Josephs schoolroom..

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! Allcr each meal K iv,.. s u„. stomach pcrI loci rest, because U, LT conUm a]l tUn i imtiiv.i digestants as-found in a healthy I stomach. 'J'liis is a common-sense method of treating all stouuifli troubles, j and the results are ci>rlaiii. Mr. V I Woodward, lido, lioss-strcet, Port Molj bourn.., \ icloria, iii ;, letter to the Sliel- | don Drug Company writes as follows: i " I he Ur. Sheldon Digestive Tahules puri cWcd fr.m. you some time ago have j .Linen universal satisfaction among my I trade. My wife has suffered from acute | allaeks u f dyspepsia and indigestion, hut • j since taking y (mi . Tahules lias cxperi-' | eneed great relief. Hhe suffered so badly' j at. tunes that she eonld not cat a piee'e j of bread and butter as big as her three fingers; but now, after using Br. Sheldon's Digestive Tubules, her appetite has relumed, and she pan out as well as ever, and her meals urn a source of pleasure lo her. Personally, r alvrays carry some of your Tabulos with ni», and find they are of great benefit to me. [favo recommended them to my. neighbors, whose testimony fully accords j. with our own. Am convinced they arJj a great merit for' dvfl| pepsin," OitMBHM JS