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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 47, 14 February 1908, Page 3

TO-DAY i'lilDAl, nOIMI'AKI JJ. N&YVToS KLNG T lUi sell at Ui» X ruil JUarl, Jill: Lane— Banana.-, |iliiiiis, peaches Pears, tomatoes Choice desscit apples, etc. Sale *1 11 o'clock. HAKE CHANCE Full INVESTOItS. jy£lt. A. iIACINTOaiI, having decided lo leave the district, has instructed MR NEWTON KING to it'll by private treaty, THE I<'OLUJWIN(J VALUABLE PUOPElt'lffES:— 1. Full '/i-i'crc, corner Devon Street and iN'obb's Line, 'within 100 yards ol new liailway Station at Strandon. I. Three %-ncre Sections in liuller Street, either separately or in one lot. Native Lease, 18 acres, part of >, .11. au, perpetual right or re newal and valuation for ail ii» provciiieuts. Situated on 'J'd Hospital lioad, wanin %-inile : l Devon Street and Hailway Station. Ideal Building Site; ex tcnsively planted; suitable l'oi subdivision. 4. l'art Section 050, JNcw Plymouth, coutainirg 8.37 perches, with .'U feet frontage to Brougham Street. Situated between Messrs 1). Berry an'd Co.'s premises and 'i'aranaki Hotel. 6. 1 Acre I Rood, Strandon, with new well-built 9-room Residfence iiiereon, replete with every convenience; stable, coachhouse, septic tank, gas, water, and eleotrie light. Kail way Station within 100 yards. Pleasant sea viow. Terms it .quired. 0. TASINAKI HOTEL, parts 049 and 050, Town of New Plymouth, 20.53 perches, frontal of about 82 leet to Brougham Street. Subject to leas#, 4 years t« ran. 7. GROSVENOII Sections 9 and 25, Mount Eliot Reserve, 26.4 perches. Opposite Railway Station. Subject to lease, 4'/ 2 ( years t« run. 1 pair Timor ponies 1 cob

Favorable tetms 01 payment oan be atr&Hged if desired, or the whole pur-»hasc-money can remain if certain improvetnsnta are effected on each property in numbers 1 to 4. Write ur call at once for full particulars befbre the bargains are snapped up. NEWTON KING, Sole Agent.

.SAi'UUDAV, FEliliUAllV 15. L. A. NOL4N & GO yyilX sell at auction by order of the iFublic Trustee, under the ''Unclaimed Lauds Act"— Sections 8 and Hi, Okatu Town, ea'-li containing 1 acre 0 moils <l3 perches. Kor conditions of sale itjiply to the auctioneers. Sale at 2.30. poultry, Pigs, and horses. WEBSTEIi BROS. bold a sale of tlie above EVERY SATURDAY at 1 o'clock. Entries solicited.

TaranaKi Woo!, Sheepskin, Hide & Tallow ,Sales. HAYMAKKET, STRATFORD. . NEXT SALE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. (CLIENTS a.e particularly request?'' • to forward Consignments in tim c to arrive on or before Friday, Feb. 11. Small consignments will be receive ' at my PIiODUCK SHJiUS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for Sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING.

New Plymouth Wool, Hide Skin & Tallow Sales] MONTHLY SALES 'AT OUK BEOIIGHAM ST. STORE. Advances made on Wool Clipß or Jffiutekers' fioduce, eitiicr i'oi sale or •• jSSijjment. Ammb'B Labels and Consignment form posted on application. Prompt Account Sales. SALB—WEDNESDAY, MSB. 19. Consignors may rely on getting full narket prices for their produce. L. A. NOLAN &CO (Late Wilson ind Nolan)

Stratford Wool, Hide, Shee shin and Tallow Sale. NEXT SALE—TUESBAY, FEB. 18. arc requested to forward J lotS so as to rcaek us by Friday, February 14. YOUNG, HOBBS, On

SEED FOE AUTUMN SOWING COCKSI'OOX ItVE IY.SUAN RYE COWGRASS RED CLOVER WHITE CLOVER TiilOTH* And all other varieties of proved germination. 'J?HE BEST SEED AT CHEAPEST RATES. W. ROWE, NEW PLYMOUTH.

WATCH RIGHT HERB poll NOVELTIES EVERY MONTH Pun: l'aiiyoiig Tea. coffee fresh ground every morniug. Poelcd Peaches, Apricots, Pears, Quinces, Apples, iigg Plums for dessert. Wives, Anchovies, White Salt Herrings, Tindon Haddocks, Dried Sprats, Peeled Shrimps, Oysters, Lobsters, Vidonia, Tohoeroas, Whitebait, l/teea Oil in bottles and gallon tina. Viultooiiis, Chutneys, etc., etc., to be sold at cheap prices. A. YE AXE 'I'HEaTKE ROYAL BLILnLSGS, '"hone 166. Crash and muslin cushion covers at 1* 3d, Is till, Is lid, 'U Oil, and 3s fid each can he bought at White and Sons'. We are informed that they have a splendid variety that will'please you both for tempting quality and good loo'.'s. Housewives needing washable covering for their cushions would do well to have a look at White's assortment before buying elsewhere,—Ailvt.