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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 160, 27 June 1908, Page 5

BEOS.' DATES OP YARD AND CLEARING SALES. July 28—Mr, F. U. l'hillpott, Oalcura. .'illy 3D—II. C. Riley, Camuylon Road POULTRY, PIUS, AND HORSES.

WEBSTBK BfiO& \JSJJhh hold a sale of th« abovj EVERY SATURDAY at I /.jiuck Ed tries aolidtfld. u 1: k sui. MONDAY, JUKI! 2!). JENKINS, MAi'THEWS & PIGOTT soli at their Crcmii V»rt\» next Monday—--450 IiKAU OAXTIjIi 50 20-montli heifers (empty) 50 20-month steers 400 (i-looth to f.m. ewes (ill laiiili) 300 2-tooth to f.m, ewes (in lamb) 100 good lambs (iO hoggets

Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. After Stock Sale we will soli on account of Morsltead Nursery Company— A iiiiiintity of Fruit, Flowerinj;, Shelter, and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. Also, after sale of trees, we will sell at Mr. Alf, Hutchins' Residence— All (lis Household Furniture and Effects, without reserve. Our client will please note that our next Urcnui Stock Sale (after above) will be held on Monday, 01 h July, the date printed in our-"Calendar of Slock Salt's," and thenceforward every Monday fortnight until the end of the year. JENKINS, MATTHEW & BIGOTT. W A I II I. TUESDAY, JUNE 30. WYLUE, STOTT AND CO. v. SARAH MARSH. JENKINS, MATTHEWS & PIGOTT HAVE received instructions from the T>-.'l:il' 1 1...

tion at the Homestead of Mrs. Sarah Marsh, Wailii, on Tuesday, Jim? 30— The following STOCK and LUPLK JIESTS seived under a warrant of distress—--22 dairy cows 3 heifers 1 bay mare (8 years), 1 draugl.mare (5 years), 1 draught mar® (It years), 1 yearling fitly, • dray, 1 horse-power, 1 clmifcutter, I reaper and binder, ! winnowing machine. Sale at 1.30 o'clock. Also, At llie same time and place. CLIFTON COUNTY COUNCIL v. SAKAH MAliSil. 1 piano NOTE.—This sale will on no account be withdrawn. JKXKIXS, MATTHEWS & IHGIOTT, Auctioneers. JNtiLIiNOOD. \VKDXICSDAV. JULY 1. VICKERS AND STEVENS \\TILL hold tlii'ir weekly stock sale as above. l'resi-iit entries: 1IKAI) MIXED CATTLE 50 f.ni. ewes

Salt* at 1 o'clock. PRKUMIXAUV NOTICE. YIOKERS AND STEVENS TJAYE received instructions from Mr. W. Jordan to sell by public auction 011 liis Farm 011 the lsupara Road on FRIDAY, J HA' 17, 1008— The Whole of his Dairy Herd and other Cattle 'Particulars in future issue. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. VJOKERS AND STEVENS T.TAVE received instruct ions from Messrs. E. J. and (!. Morgan to sell bv ltublie auction on Hie Farm at Kai" nlata on TUESDAY, JUtA' 21— The Whole of their Dairy Herd, etc. Particulars in future issue. WHY COUGH ? TEED'S COUGH ELIXEE

ICE 21- COUGHS AND COLDS t/- ASTHMA per AND ALL CHEST uom-E COMPLAINTS Tins groat euro was first made by Mit Tebii over 40 years ago in England. The mixture is still tl'.e same, liavipg stood tlio lest of generations, TEED AND CO,, The PiJAßiucr, New Plymouth

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