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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 137, 1 June 1908, Page 3

THURSDAY, JUNE i. WITHOUT RESERVE. WEBSTER BROS. AVE been favored with instruction: ' from Mr. H. Ivey, who has sold his farms, to sell at Ms Farm on Thursdaj Next, -Ith June— THE ENTIRE STOCK of his tlireo farms, comprising—--80 Cows in milk 32 Mixed Wcaners (good colors) 20 18-months to 2%-year Heifers 12 Springing Heifers (5 forward) 2 2'/ 2 -year Steers 1 Pedigree Ayrshire Bull 10 Store Pigs (Yorkshire-Berkshire) 2 Draught Mares, staunch and sound 1 Draught Filly, 18 months 1 Draught Filly, 2>/ 2 years 1 Half-Draught Mare and Foal 1 Draught Stallion rising 3 year.', by Workman Trap Horses, Cart Horses, Hacks, etc. I JlcCormick Mower, M.-C -•nick Knife-grinder, Walter Hood Mower, Booth-McDonald D.F. Plough, ReiU and Gray S.F. Plough, Spring Drays, Farm Drays, 'iraps, and all accompanying Harness, Chains, etc.,

8 Milk Cane, BalUo Separator (almost new}, 200 good Posts, 2 Haystacks, JSlcdges, and all necessary Ktnn Implements | and Accessories. UOUSBHOLD EJECTS Diningroom iSuite (!) pieces), Extension Pining Table, U.W. Cliairs, Easy Cliairs, 4 Double Beds, Single Beds, Toiletware, Oilcloth, Sideboard, Turkish Rug, Chest Drawers, Couches, Side of Bacon, Kitchen Utensils, and lot of useful sundries. A Free Conveyance will leave our tlart at 0.30 on morning of sale. Inending buyers please book seats. WEBSTER BROS.. Auctioneers.

SATUUDAY, JUNE (i, 1008. Under conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. By Order of the Second Mortgagees. WEBSTER BROS TTAVE received instructions tn ««n v« auction at their mart, Devon-street, New Plymouth, on Saturday, June 6th, 1008— ALL that parcel of land, containing one rood (more or less), lieing the Allotment marked 145 on the l'ulmc Map of the Town of New Plymouth, situated in Young-street, with the dwellinghouse and all improvements thereon, subject to first mort- ' gage to the l'uulic Trustee to secure £350 and interest. For full particulars and conditions of sale apply to Messrs. Standish and Standish, Solicitors, New (Plymouth, or to the Auctioneers.

POULTRY, PIGS, AM) HOUSES. WEBSTER BROS. hold a sale of th» abov« EVERY. SATURDAY at 1 o'clock, Entries solicited. IT«S CHRISTCWPKOH MEAT COM-

\Works: Islington, Smlthflfclii, Picton, Oamaru, Burnelde, and Woodvitte), Adviße that their Representatives wil! receiv* BACON & PORK PIGS INGLEWOOD—Every Monday. STRATFOED—Every Wedneeday. MUTUROA—May 5 and 19. OKATO—May 12 and 26. SMART HOAD—May M and 28. WAITARA—May 7 and 21. TARlltr—May 12 and 26. TOKO—May 4 and 18. DOUGLAS>-May 11 and 25. MIDHIRST—May 19. All Cards in Circulation art Cancelled. Agent, L. NAIRN, Eltham. Representative, J. W. BURKE, 'Phone 33, Eltham. rpHE Inglewood Co-operative Bacon Curing Company, Ltd., are buycri of Prime Bacon Figs, Maiden Sows, or Barrow! from 112 to ICQ dead weight, io. any quantity. RECEIVING-DAYS: AT THE FACTORY-Every Wednesday. Ml'DHlßST—Tuesday, June 2, 10, 30 TARlKT—Tuesday, June !) and 23. WAITARA—MomIuv, June S and 22. SMART ROAD—Monday, June 1, 15, 29

W. DIMOCK & CO., LTD pIUS will lie received at the following receiving stations us muW.:— OPUNAKE Every alternate Monday, June I,' 15, 21) MOTUKOA—Wednesday, June 3 and 17 OKATO Every alternate Tuesday: June 2, 10, 80 TARllU—Alternate Mondays: June 1, 15, 20 INGLEWOOD—Every Tuesday. SMART KOAD-Monday, June 8 and 22 Q. H. SHORT, New Plymouth. I J. BUTCHEH, Kenreaentative, Stratford. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx I? NOW IS THE TIME. $ V YOUR COLD 18 ALMOST C PAST THE CURING STAQE. I NEGLECTED COLDB SOON f DEVELOP INTO CONSUMPTION X THtCHtAT MICROBE KILLE THIB FAMOUB REMEDY { CONTAINB NO NARCOTICS, < ' IT BEINQ A COMPOUND r OF PURELY VEGETABLE - OUMS AND SYRUPS IN COMBINATION WITH A POWERFUL ANTIBEPTIC. X SYKES' CUBA COUCH X

> WILL DO YOU MORE QOOD S» i THAN ANY ORDINARY COUGH CURE Q I OR EMULSION, TRY IT AND A ► SYKES' CUBA COIJCHILI. CUBE YOU. J [ CURES Jjj . COUOH9 C<»- D8 0 .. ASTHMA BRONCHITIS^ , SORE INFLUENZA XI ; 80UD EVERYWHERE, 1/8 and 216. *, >6(XXXX>OO0OOOOOO< jgURPKISE VISITORS! What a nuisance they are! But you can always be prepared if you keep some tins of ST. GEORGE SHEEP TONGUES on your shelves. They' make a welcome addition to the men'! for lunch or tea. Kept by all leading grocers. , , ■