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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 202, 15 August 1908, Page 5

WITHDRAWAL .NOTICE. Sale of Dairy Cattle, etc., il( lv, ti«ed _to be sold on Jlondav Xe> l'\, U ! '" st " at Kaimata. on aecoui of Ur. W. J'aiil, lias been witliifrawn VICKERS AND STEVENS, Auctioneers. [ LEPIPER ROAD (near Ingluivood). tuesdayTaugust 18. VICKEES AND STEVENS JJAVE received instructions from Jlr W. ticorge to sell l,y public auction Oil the farm, WITHOUT RESERVE, 1 pony, 1 .%-uraughMnare, 1 draught marc (good in any itcss), gig and harness, p!< chains, disc harrows, wl> trees, 20 sheets iron, reapc store pigs, ] sow j n n jg, 2 Also,— At the same time and place— The FARJI of 01 ACRES, together with 4-roomed house, 4-bail cowshed; all in grass, except about 7 acres shelter bush, fenced and subdivided.

rough of Inglewood. The aliovo cows are a choice lot, am Imve been exccptio: Jlr. George.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST R VICKBRS AND STEVENS hold their Weekly Stock Sale as above. Present entries—gQQ 1-IKAD MIXED CATTLE Side at 1 o'clock.

BRISTOL ROAD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 21. VICKERS AND STEVENS JJAVE received instructions from Mr. H. Wilson to sell by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE,10 good dairy cows 7 calves 1 bay gelding (4 years old, unbroken), 1 .black cult (3 years old), by Tip-top (unbroken), 1-ycar foal and in foal to Glemuotv, 1 draught filly (7 years' old, good in any harness), 1 dray, 1 plough, tine harrows, milk cans, farm tools, and sundries.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22. VIOKERB AND STEVENS TTAYK received inslruclions from Mrs. K Cernhoefer, who ha.-i definitely derided to give up business, to sell bv public auction at .the Shop, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RKSERYE, all the plant, I etc., as follows— Ttuigye oil er sausage matdii filler, 1 circular saw, 2 hawk'mj; carts, 1 beef cart, 1 Whitiie'd safe, tubs, steelyards, seal"*, knives, choppers and butchers sundries. 5 tart horses, 1 hack, 2 sets cart harness. 1 set leal-

SATL'KDAY, AUGUST 22. VICKERS AND STEVENS TTAVK received iustructioii's from Mr. (J. W. Browne to sell by public auction at their Mart, — SECTION 24, Block 2, Iluiroa, eontaming 175 ACRES, all in grass, excepting shelter bush, together with 4-rooinoil house, 12Jmil cowshed and other outbuildings. Subdivided into 5 paddocks. This is a first-class property, situated on the Mangone road, 7 miles from Inglewood. Easy terms can be arranged. For further particulars apply to the Sale at 1 o'clock. 3 DRINKS. VEALE'S Fresh Ground Coffee. VE AXIS' 3 China, Uejlon, and Indian Teas. VEALE'S Ginger Wine. The Finest Beverage for winter weather you can have. A. YEALE, Devon Street. 'Phone 166.

ANTIQUE COPPERED WARE FTHIE fine ilfsplay of Artistic Wrought-iron and Antique Coppered ware now on view at our establishment proves the confidence we have in the appreciation of tasteful and superior furnishings by the inhabitants of this district. These goods, although the finest art production! of their kind, are very inexpensive. They wcnld make very acceptable" wedding gifts, or give an air of refm" NEW PLYMOUTH. reful study ople of New Plymouth and trict. A large quantity have been ....it out by post, but should any lady have been overlooked, there are some to be had on application. Now, this pricelist docs not give ALL the goods that we make, for we have NEW CREATIONS nearly every, week, so as to gi/e variety in Cakes, Pastry, Scones, Muffins, Crumpets, etc. Our DELICATESSEN Table (word coined for the occasion) displays some dainties all ready to eat—Boast Chicken, Boast Duck and Green Peas, Plum Puddings, and Peach Charlottes. Come anf