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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 144, 9 June 1908, Page 3

WAIWAKAIIIO. • TIIUKSDAV, JUNK 11. NEWTON KING Yyil.iL soil by uui'tiou at liU Yard: 200 *™ E

I \yOSTER BltOS.' j)AXKS OJj' YAIiD AND CUCAUIXd HALKS. "OULTE?, PIGS, AND HORSES. WEBSTER BROS. XHTILL hold a sale of th» abow EVERY SATURDAY at 1 o'clock ■Entries solicited. I

I Taranaki Wool, Sheepskin, Hide, and TallOw Sales. HAY MAI!KET, STRATFOUD. NUX'FsALM, TUESDAY, JUNK ». £JMEN'J'S arc particularly requested to forward Consignments in time ti> arrive on or before Thursday previous. Small consignments will 'be received at my I'KODUCE SHEDS, NKW PLYMOUTH, anrl will be forwarded to Stratford for siile, where vendors ran rely on their produce mcetinc FCIX COMPETITION.

iVSflTfJjf K[o New Plymouth Wool, Hide, Skin and Tallow Sales. MONTHLY SALES AT OUE BROUGHAM-ST. STOEE. Cart Advances made on Wool Clips or Butchers' 'Produce; cither for sale or shipmont. Address Labels Consignment Forn posted on application. Prompt Account Sales. NEX'i SALE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. Consignors may rely on getting full market prices for their produce. Consignments received up to Friday previous. L. A. NOLAN & CO. (Late Wilson and Nolan). Stratford Wool, Hide, Sheep. sKin and Tallow Sale. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JUXE »* fiLTENTS aro requested to forward I lots so as to reach us by Friday j previous. i r "YOUNG, HOBBS, & CO- I

HGfcf l'K W. DIMOCE & CO., LTD TJIU.S will be received at the following receiving stations as under:— OFUNAKE —Every alternate Monday, June 1, 15, 20 MOTUROA-Wednesday, June 3 and 17 OKATO Every altcrnatn Tuesday: June 2, 10, 30 TARlKl—Alternate Mondays; June 1, 15, 20 INGI.KWOOP-Everv Tuesday, SMART ROAD-Monday, June 8 and 22 G 11. SlloK'_ Mew Plymouth. J. BOTCHER, Representative, Stratford.

THE TDsowood Co-opewthre Bmoii Curing Company, Ltd., «6 buytra of Trime Bacon Pigs, Maiden Sow», or Barrowi from 112 to 180 dead weight, in nay quantity. KECEIVINU-DAYS: ATTIIK KACTOISY-l JIIAI1I1!>ST--Tuesdsiv, WAITARA-Mo SMAKT ROAUvvcry Wednesday. Juno 2, 10, 30 w 9 and 23. Juno 8 and 22. ,iy, June 1, 15, 29

i NON-INJURIOUS HAIR * TONIC. I •REALISING that there arc S good and bail preparations on the market which naturally ¥ make the public cautious before <£ buying, we have had our fam- t uus WIOLETTA Hair Food and % Tonic analysed. * The following is the Analyst's T Report:— £ 0, Britlan Street, Limrod, ¥ Christchurcli, M.Z., X 14th May, 1907. * Report of the Analysis of a •j" Sample of WIOLETTA Hair % Food and Tonic: .*. 1, the undersigned analyst, do J hereby certify that I have ,£ analysed tlie ahove-mentioned fy sample, and I find it to be a ¥ powerful tonic for promoting % the growth of tlie hay, and to y be free from any injurious mat- % ters. * A. A. BICICERTOJf, % Colonial Analyst, X Canterbury, N.Z. * Chemists, Stores, and Hair- f dressers, 3s Cd (postage 6d A extra). T JOHN AVERY, Sow Plymouth, I '■ Wholesale and Retail Agent. * ss<BisshjhJiijhs<h ,, H>s , M i ss* , &s**+ss

3 DRINKS. VEALE'S Fresh Ground Coffee. VEALK'3 China, Cejlon, and Indian Teas. VEALE'S Ginger Wine. lie Finest Beverage for winter weather you can have. A. VEALE, Devon Stbebt. 'Phono 166.

WARM SLIPPERS FOE CIOLD FEET. VKK f.ii) PER PAIR. O , PAIR. There's only the one shipment to go Ht that price, . . . McEwen Bros., SLIPPER IMPORTERS, lust below Nolan's Auction Mart

A DELICIOUS SUNDAY TEA, And one that doesn't bother you with cooking, is a tin of ST. GBQHGK SHEEP TONGUES. They're deliciousl? appetising, arid everybody likes them. All grocera k«op tliem.