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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 122, 14 May 1908, Page 3

I IMPORTANT NOiICE. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF LAND AT VOGELTOWN. \-if\ MAGNIFICAT \±\J BUILDING Bl'U \J BUILDING SUES. It About Quarter Acre Each. MR NEWTON KING WILL sell by public auction at the Mart on WEDNESDAY, 27th INST., j_g RESIDENTIAL BUILDIW; SECTIONS SITUATED AT KEMEMBER! Vogeltown k no recognised as the Leading Suburb c the district, being directly coniieclc with the town electric light, gas, an water supply, and Sections in tlii 6 dis trict arc much sought after. TERMS OK .SALE: 10 per cent, deposit 1U per cent, in 3 months 10 per cent, in 0 months 10 per cent, iu 1) mouths Balance on mortgage at ti pe cent.

I MI'ORTANT CONCESSION. Those who would like to visit the land for inspection will be supplied with llcfuru 'Bus Tickets Free upon making personal application to the office of the Auctioneers. The land is situated opposite the. Vogeltown Store, and in order that there will be no difficulty in finding division-line, each section wiJl be marked with a special flag. For plans and further particulars apply NEWTON KING, Auctioneer.

*"rou'LTky, pkjCanh horses. WEBSTEti BROS. hold a sale of th« above EVERY SATURDAY it i o'clock Entries solicited. rjpjO BE SOLD, clicujj, first-class Farm of 127 acres, lovel, subdivided into 7 paddocks; g house; at present carrying 40 cows and 20 head of other stock; factory and school % mile. Price .CIS per acre. Will take ,C4OO cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent, .betters to J. W. Higgins, care of Daily News office. FOR SAt E, rpHE Properties in tie ESTATE of the late A. A. PIKETT, consisting of large Dwelling and outbuildings and 19% acres of land, which can be subdivided if desired. About 50ft frontage to Revon-strcet on the west side of Jury's stables. Also %-acre Section in Gill-jtreet, with iron sheds and a cottage on saim. For further particulars apply to D. Berry, for the Trustees. E 0 R SALE, JjCVE-ROOMED HOUSE on one-eighth acre of land. The house is situated in a nice healthy locality, and is fitted with modern conveniences, deluding bathroom and detached washhouse, gas and water laid on. A nice home. Owner selling on account of leaving district. Apply GILMOUK AND CLARKE, New Plymouth. 13-t.c. TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION I SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON MAY Ist TO JULY 31st, 1908. TICENSES FOR SHOOTING GAME can be obtained fro'm the Postmasters at New Plymouth, In'glowood, Waitora, and Opvmakc. DUNCAN MeALLUM, Secretary, New Plymouth,

AUSTRALIAN ALLIANCE ASSURANCE i OML'ANY, EIRE AND MAIUKE. fiiliiuii mm i»-.i'..oi exceed £325,000 Established nearly Fifty Years. jyrß. HICKMAN V. RUSSELL has beer appointed District Agent for Tara naki. an ciassi* wi vul- ami Marine liusi ness accepted at Lowest Current Rates. A. E. KERNOT, Manager and Attorney for Nev Zealand. Wellington, iiUi May, 1008.

Positive Proof. BALDNESS CUBED. The Manager Wioletta Toilet Company, Chriatchurch. T)EAR SIB I have been troubled with DANDRUFF and Falling Out of " ' " ■ some considerable eiim vour WIOLETTA Chemist, for a bottle of WIOLETTA, and after using the bottlo the BALD Patches are quite cured. I am, Sir, Yours faithfully, ,T. A. MEEK. Weston, 26tli March, 1907. Chemists, Stores, and Hairdressers, 3s (id per bottle (postage 6d extra). JOHN AVERY, New Plymouth, Wholesale and Retail Agent.

riANCING, DEPORTMENT, CALISU THENICS, Etc. MISS MAUD MEAKES (Of Melbourne). Evening! Classes, St. Mary's Hull. Vivian-street, EVERY WEDNESDAY, 7 to 10 p.m. All new Society and Bullroom Dances, Wiiltz (reverse) a special!;, l'irst hour for tuition. Jn';cnilc Classes EVERY SATURDAY MORNINII, 10 to 12. All brandies of Dancing (Ballroom and Fancy), Deportment, Walking, Physical, Respiratory, Health, and Grace Exercises. j Private Lessons by appointment. Terms ami particulars at Colonial Vino Company, Dev( n-street.

Area's Store. NOTICE. At the CRY LOWEST PRICKS. Whore y«u got the BKST TKHATMKNI R. AND F. AROA,