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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 175, 15 July 1908, Page 3

I FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1908. | HICHMOXD l\QAb, LEH'ERTQN. WITHOUT KESEKVE. ' h. A. NOLAN & CO. [AVE received instructions from AI J. W. liariicr, who luis sola his faru to so]] the whole of his Dairy lien Horses, Implements, and Furniture—--4 pedigree Ayrshire cows, calv. August 4 purebred heifers, calve August 2 purebred yearling heifers 11 springing cows i springing heifers 0 heifer calves 1 purebred Jersey bull ■> years old. bred by Mrs. Jennins x 1 cart horse 1 plough horse 1 hack broken to harness 1 filly ;]'/., years old 2 breeding sows 14 slips Cattle dogs, fowls, pijfatoes. chaff, wheelbarrow, Keid and Oay plough, roller, dray, gig, j trap, saddle, harness, churns, milk cans, etc., etc.

TUB WHOLE OK HIS HOUSE' HOLD FURNIITKE. Luncheon provided. L. A. NOLAN AND CO.

WEBSTER BEOS.' DATES OF YARD AND CLEARING SALES. July 14—-Mr. V. Hodson, I'itone Road, Tataraimaka. July 24—-Oiuuta Yards. July 30— H. C. Riley, Carringtou Road FOR SALE, ON CARRINUTON ROAD, 1 QK ACRES LAND, 7-roomcd hou«, I orchard, glasshouse, cowshed with cement floor, liayshed, pig and poultry run. Easy terms. J J. B. RILEY, Bell Block,

DOMINWN INDUSTRIES. T. AVERY'S SPECIMENS OF WOKK PRINTING AND BWKBINDING

MADE IN NEW ZEALAND. S E K WHITAKBE'S DISPLAY, AULSEBHOOK'S CELEBRATED BISCUTS AND CONFECIIOXKRY, Eiiual to the Best Imported. I'LOL'R IX THE MAKING! SPECIALLY INTERESTING! DOX'T MISS THKSK EXHIBITS. XEXT CRITERION 1 HOTEL, DEVON-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH-

WHEN WE TELL YOU rpHAT you can get the best value ever given in the town we mean what we Hay. Come to our shop and we will prove it. LIXOLEU.MS: A beautiful assortment. All now patterns. CARPETS for your stairs and runners in the hail; the stock is large. Uozens to choose from. FLOOIiCLOIHS: Of these there is an unlimited supply for choice. E. DINGLE CENTRAL FURNISHING EMPORIUM, NEW PLYMOUTH.

MEAT MEAL FOR POULTRY. rjiHE BEST PREPARATION On Eartli to Make HENS LAY EGGS. 71b Bag Is Cd 141b bag 2 3 0(1 GRIT AND OTHER POULTRY Always in Stock at W. ROWE'S CORNER BROUUHAM and KING B!W., NEW PLYMOUTH.

SUDDEN CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE T)OES it strike you that bad results must follow when sickly or elderly people retire to a, bed-chamber 20 degrees colder than the sitting-room they have left? Now, one of our KEROSENE HEATERS, that a child can carry about, placed in the bedroom half an hour before retiring will raise the temperature so that the change will not be felt. It can then be extinguished, and the air will gradually cool to normal. It's the sudden change tlii'l; is harmful. OKEY, SON & ARNOLD NEW PLYMOUTH.

£ Important to Ladies. I * "Worcester Street, fy ¥ "Linwood, ¥ % ":isth February, 1907. % * "To the WJOLETTA CO. * J. ""REQUIRING something to * £ cleanse the scalp and also | jj strengthen the growth of the J * liair, I was induced by your jj % agent to try .WIOLETTA,' and 3 4 1 have no hesitation in testify- J ¥ i«g to the benefit I have derived £ from its use. It keeps the scalp i * thoroughly clean, and is most j § cool and refreshing to use. I & % can highly recommend it to ♦> »|> anyone in search of a pleasant J J* and reliable hair restorer. . X, ''Yours truly, ' t "MRS. M. McKENZIB." ', % Chemists, Stores, and Hair- • & dressers, 3s Cd bottle (post- ; ¥ age Cd extra). | JOHN AVERY, New Plymouth, * Wholesale Retail Agent. FOOTBALLERS. After the match is won or lost try Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment for ill bruises and strains. It will make you 1 1 fit for your next strugglo. Obtainable everywhere, . 5