INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 39, 5 February 1908, Page 2

INTERESTING ITEMS.

0 "" own See j r : "S l "' l * ( l"«tfd in the replace adverf trw"Tnr" U 1 "' 8 C liu conn< ' c tion with > L o''eat disposing sale. J J lf r ® lim, ; l;i County Oomieil invite ' in;! ! IS ' 1 J 0 011 15th '"Stant, for , : i" / 1 0nil,ltl «" work at the Oakura 3 n\ei, »South-road. , Zealand Loan and Alerean- , We Agency Company will sell at their 1 ?«in 1!l 1 5 ' tmlS 011 SatMday jiext 800 woil-bred rams, including Lintolua, Eoin. J iShVoji.sli'irc s M ° r,,er JjcicesteK ' Enfries for Webster Jiros.' Oinata sal" are notified. 'j'lie boy must be dressed Ilic e]y now M'liool has reopened. He plav.s marbles and tops mid W ears out his stockings. ,lni ! f 51 " 18 I'uvc a line useful, hardwearing line of boys' hwc. See their ainiounoeiiient for particulars. ■ ■ Jlr ', , AT ', Xixon ' l' 1 " 1 " 1'"', has been joined by his brother, Mr. A. (I. Nixon "1 jKirtnersliip. the new firm to be known as Nixon and Nixon. "Mr. A. Nixon served his apprenticeship locally, but since then lias spent four years in Wellington. where, in addition to his trade ' experience, lie secured the London City ! I aim (luihls and the Wellington Technical School certificates of merit, 3fi. Newton King will sell at his fruit f mint to-day 300 cases of fruit, compris- ( "ig apples, plums, peaches, grapes, f tomatoes, etc. As these are ia good t condition, persons looking for fruit should not miss the sale.