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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 51, 19 February 1908, Page 3

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\VAIWAKAIIIO. NEWTON KING ILL. sell by auction at liis yards •2UU woolly lamb •Mart, Uevon-strwt, ,m Saturday, IV ruary tlnd— A CO.VSKiSMICST (»]•'' HAN'KUUI' STUCK, consisting of— US', ware, cutlery, Hold and ope-'; glasses, watches, clocks, jewel lcry, razors' oil paintings, pic lures, toilet requisites, etc., en-

TUESDAY, MARCH 3. NEWTON KING XJAS received instructions from the Executor in the estate of the late Thomas Dobbin to sell by auction on tlio farnij Tariki Eoad, on Tuesday, 3rd March— PARTS SECTION 31, Huiroa Survey District, containing 114 acres, about 74 acres in grass, divided into 0 paddocks; two cottages an (I whare, 4-bail cowshod and other outbuildings. Situated on metal road, 4 miles from Tariki: railway station and handy to school and factory. Title—Land Transfer. Also, WITIIOUT KESKUVE\(i MUD DAIKV COW'S . I'igs, calves, 40 good fowls, tattle dog, 3'/. tons good hay, milkcans, harness, saddle and bridle, household furniture and effects. 12 paid-up shares .Moa Co-opi Dairv Factorv. EAEE CHANCE FOK INVESTORS.

AJtVL. A. JIACIMO.SJd, having decided to leave the district, has instructed ME NEWTON KING to cell by private treaty, THE FOLLOWING! VALUABLE PERTHES:1. Full i/j-acrc, comer Devon Street and Nobb's Line, within 100 yards of new Railway Station at Strandon. 2. Three >/&-»cre Sections in Buller Street, either separately or in one lot. 3. Native Lease, ifl acres, part of N.R. 20, perpetual right or renewal and valuation for all improvements. Situated on O'd Ilospital Road, within %-mile ci Devon Street and Railway Station. Ideal Building Site; extensively planted; suitable for subdivision. 4. Part Section 050, New Plymouth, coutainirg 0.37 perches, with .'0 feet frontage to Broughai Street. Situated bet Teen Messr D. Berry and Co.'s premises and Taranaki Hotel, 5. 1 Acre I Rood, Strandon, with new well-built 9-room Residence thereon, replete with every convenience ; etable, coachhouse, septic tank, gas, water, and electric light. Railway Station wifTiin 100 yards. Pleasant sea view. Terms it ".quired. 6. TARANAKI HOTEL, parts 040 and 050, Town of New Plymouth, 25.53 percbes, fronta 6 i of about 82 feet to Brougham Street. Subject to lease, 4 years to run. 7. UROSVENOR Sections 9 and J26; Mount 'Eliot Reserve, perches. Opposite Railway Station. Subject to lease, iy% years to run. 1 pair Timor ponies ; 1 cob Favorable terms oi payment can be arranged if desired, or the whole pur-chase-money can remain if certain improvements are effected on each property in numbers 1 to 4. Write or call at once for full particulars before the bargains arc snapped up. NEWTON KING, Sole Agent. NORTH TARANAKI CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. JfUI'TH ANNUAL tIATHEIUXi: To be held on the CAMP RESERVE, WAITAUA, On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, 1908.

The Society's GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT will be held in St. John's ilall in the evening. H. SPURDLE, Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 23, Waitara. WATCH EIGHT HEBE piOK NuVELTIES EVERY MONTH. Pure Panyong Tea. i fresh ground every morning. Peeled Peaches, Apricots, Pears, Quinces, Apples; Egg Plums for dessert. Olives, Anchovies, White Salt Herrings, Findon Haddocks, Dried -Spratß, Peeled Shrimps, Oysters, ' Lobsters. Vidonia, Tohoeroas, WritebkH Lucca Oil in bottle's and gallon til Mushrooms, Chutncys, etc., etc., to be sold at cheap prices. A. VEAXE TUEATUE ROYAL BUILDINGS,

AROAS' CASH STORE WIS WISH OUR MAN¥ CUSTOMERS A PeOSPEROUSYEAR, >ud tliank them for their liberal support in the paet. To meet the requirements of our GROWING TRADE We are extending our premises and greatly increasing our slock, (Vhicli we trust will l>e a convenience tc our customers and the public generally. B. & F. AROA, 3ROCERS, FRUITERERS, AND PRODUCE DEALERS, Brougham-street, 'Phone 283.