INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 281, 21 November 1908, Page 2

INTERESTING ITEMS.

In another column Jlr. Newton King advertises entries for his Awakino cattle snle, which will be held on Saturday, the 28th inst. Stock dealers and farmers sho'-inl note that Jlr. Newton King's next cattle sale will lie hold on Monday, 23rd, inst., and Knliotn and Waiwakaiho sales both on Tuesday, the 24th, the alterations being made on account of the New I'lymouth Show being held on Wcdi'Sda'y and Thursday. tenders arc invited for the cultivation of 10 acres near Egniont Village. A special meeting of Che New Plymouth Howling Club will be held 01) Friday evening next, when biminoss «f an important nature will be discussed. The new season's swede seed has just

arrived at \V. Howe's store, HrniHinin street Tile firm has a large v ' the best kinds of seed for acii-vlioa; also a splendid line of turnip mrunlTe at easy prices.

\Ye desire to finally remind those interested of (lie sale of Kawau Pali Harbour Hoard's leases, which lakes place on Monday. As wo have pointed out before, these are valuable posi! ions and are worth the upset price#, at the present time. What they will lie worth when our harbour extension works are completed is linril to say. tt is for this reason that we desire to remind our readers of the sale, as anyone likely to require a warehouse or a hulk store site, now, or in the next few years should not miss the sale, as it seems almost certain thai the whole of the property will lie sold under the hammer. Anyone desiring to get into this part of the town later cm, will have to pay lieavily for it. The auctioneers, Messrs L. A. Nolan ami Co., in conjunction with M'essrs. Webster Bros., report mi moron- inquiries and general opinion is that the upsets arc vorv reasonable.

The services in Whitcley Church tomorrow will he conducted by the l!ev. 'L'. (!. Ttrooke. Tile subjects for tile dav Mill be—Morning, "Fore-knowing and foro-nrdaining"; and evening, "The Publican-. the Sinners, and .Testis Christ,'' Strangers cordially invited.—Advt,