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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 207, 22 August 1908, Page 5

IMPORTANT SALL ui? lUGH-CLASS DAIRY COWS, DRAUGHT 110R.SBS ! HACKS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, &c. 0 AKUBA. FRIDAY, "AUGUST 28. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from 0. I Oxcnham, Esq., who has sold ,j a farm, to sell by auction, Without Rcserve, at the homestead, Timaru Road (near tl»e -beach), the whole of his live and dead stock, consisting of—

50 choice dairy cows in full m ilk 35 choice dairy cows to culve carlv 1 purebred Shorthorn bull 1 pedigree Shorthorn bull 1 draught stallion, General Grant, by General Wheeler, dam by Glengyle, leaving very iruml stock J h 2 draught marea by A»eat—Gmagow Geordie mare, In foal to y General Grant

1 draught mare bv Wharamara— Wellington mare, not in iVal trial of l'/„ tons) 2 draught geldings by General Grant, 3 years, off, broken to all harness; 1 draught filly 2 years off, unbroken; 2 geldings by Albert Victor, 4 years off, broken to harness and saddle 1 mare, Jersey Lily, by Jersey--dam, A. Bayly's Kit 3 3-year-olds by Berlin Abba, unbroken 1 2-year filly by Viking 1 Joy's pony, very quiet and good Milk cart, dray, D.F. and S.F. Hornsby ploughs, steel Queen disc harrows, tine aaid chain I harrows, scarifier, horse Planet, Jnr., harness, household furniture and effects.

Lunch at 11.30 o'clock. "NO RESERVE. NOTE. The cows arc all milking Shorthorn strain, and have been bred by Mr. Oxenham, who has been farming for thirty years. The horses are an extra good lot, well bred and well cared for,A Brake wilh leave the Mart, Devonstreet, at 0.3(1 o'clock morning of tlu sale. Intending buyers please book seats at once.

I SEASON COMMENCES Ist SEPT. rjp STAND THE SEASON In the TARANAKI DISTRICT, The Thoroughbred Chestnut Horse BTBPfaON By Stepniak—Britomarte. For further particulars see Stud Book or Cards. Will travel as under: MONDAYS Road, remaining all night. TUESDAYS—Waitara via Sentry Hiit, remaining all night. Returning vo New Plymouth on Wednesday. FRIDAYS-Oakura. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS At W. H. Jury's White Hart Stables, New Plymouth.

PUKETQTARA ESTATE 1 QO ACRES FREEHOLD. 1 AQ ACRES LEASEHOLD. n-i_ m «r!, jj ew pjymouth, n, including— COWS, HORSES, FACTORY PLANT IMPLEMENTS, Or PROPERTY ONLY. Apply to NEWTON KING, W. BEWLJ% GRIFFITHS & CO., GILMOUR & CLARKE, NOLAN & CO., D. McALLUM, or W. HUMPHRIES, Owner.

! Worth its Weight in Gold rnHAT is what this man says x of WIOLETTA, the moat effective hair tonic known. Here is hi 3 own letter:— Wioletta Toilet Coy., Christchurch. Sirs,—Last May I had occasion to consult your agent, Mr. J. Baxter, Tiinaru, concerning my hair, which was in a very bad way. Acting on his advice, I decided to try WIOLETTA, and within a short period the tonic effected a transformation from a hald head to as good a head of h;clr as you could find O on any man in Now Zealand. X My cure is a complete one, and v I strongly advise anyone sufi'erS irig from baldness or any hair 5 trouble to use WIOLETTA. I § consider WIOLETTA worth S its weiglit in gold.—Yours faithS fully, C. C. EOBERTS. g Chemists, Stores and Hairdres--8 sers, 3s 6d per bottle. Post- § age 6d extra, g John Avery, Wholesale and ReX tail agent, M.P.

DOMINION BILLIARD SALOON (Next WEBSTER BROS.', Auctioneers, DEVON-STREET). Open from 9 a.r.. to 10 p.m. UP-TO-DATE, LUXURIOUS, WEU MANAGED. FITTED WITH ALCOCK'S TABLES, "THE STANDARD," "THE STANDARD," And that Fascinating Seientia Novelty the v AEC-OVAL TABLE, As played on by Champions Roberta ani Wei?*. J. W. KURTA & 00., Proprietors.

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COPPERED WARE our establishment proves tin confidence we have in. the np pronation of tasteful and s'l porior fumishin;.'s by the in habitants of this district. Thcsr a 'Oods, filtliimgh til finest urt produetioDi of th.'i kind, mo Vl -''y in^pcis^' l They ",'culd make \erv if""' able wcildiii!,' Riffei, or «ive a OKEY, SON & ARNOLD NEW- PLYMOUTH.