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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 295, 8 December 1908, Page 3

STOiW BIVER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER i). NEWTON KING 100 12 to 18-iuoutlis mixed •20 springing hcilers store and fat cows .- bulls 2U fat lambs WEDNESDAY', DECEMBER !), 11)08. FURNITURE SALE. L. A. NOLAN & CO. JJAVE received instructions from L. \V. Alexander, Esq., who is leaving the district, to sell by auction at his residence, Vivian Street, his Household Furniture and Ellects, comprisin"— 11ALU Hall-stand, hat-racks, curtains, pictures,

DINING-KOOM. tension mahogany table, china cupboard, dumb waiter, desk, bookshelf, small oak table, old o ak cabinet' pictures, carpet square, glass plate] china, etc. DUAWINCUWOM.

Piano and stool, pianola and music, couches, walnut whatnot, occasional table, Dresden and China cabinets, 2 Chippendale chairs, 2 wicker armchairs, 1 chesterfield, pictures, rug, music stand, Maori door mat, work table, curtains. STUDY.

Round walnut table, carved oak desk, bookshelf, sofa, leather and office armchairs, Chippendale card table, oak military chest and desk, mezzotint, Peter Herring sporting prints, genuine Atkins and other pictures, books on science, agriculture, poetry, .Hogarth illustrated, Sven Hedin's ••Through Asia," Alexander from the Niger to the Nile, and several hundred of the latest well-bound novels BEDROOMS. Five chests drawers, cedar and mahogany looking - glasses, shavingglass, mahogany wushstands, medicine 1 cupboard, toilet ware, double and single bedsteads, wire stretchers, blankets, pictures, and sundries. Kitchen sundries, garden seats and tools, flower pots, wheelbarrow, lawnmower, roller, work-benches, ladders, mangle, hose, dog kennels, several sheets of roofing iron (good condition), window frames, doll's house, ladies' phaeton and harness, ladies' and gents' bicycles and sundries. Sale at 1.30 o'clock, ZOUUt&Y, MflH, AND HOKSKB. WBBSTEK BROJ. hold a sale of th« ttxm ' EVERX SATURDAY »t 1 o'clock Catriw taUcftsd. CLEARING SALE. VACATING PREMISES. W. HENKICHS

FANCY GOODS DEALER, DRESDEN PIANO BUILDINGS, I "DECS to intimate that, as lie will be Vacating his Business Premises on the 15tli instant, owing to transfer of lease, and does not intend to continue in the Fancy Goods Business, he will hold a GENUINE CLEARING SALE Of FANCY GOODS AND OTHER LINES Until Date of Vacation. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. offers by Retailers for the ' portion of the stock will FOR THF XMAS SEASON as Season the Goods at my shop are New, Unique, and very Varied. Some of the lines in stock:— NEW ANNUALS (Boys' and Girls' Own Paper, etc.). DIARIES—From the Smallest to the Largest. " "«--'•" -|.j lc L a t cs t 0 f American NEW LEATHER GOODS in Desks, Workboxcs, Companions, Bags, all shapes and sizes. PURSES Silver-mounted and Plain, also Ladies' Card-eases FRAMES—A very large assortment. CHILDREN'S BOOKS in endless variety in linen and paper. TOYS and DOLLS-A Splendid Display. BIBLES from the British and Foreign A. E, COTTIER, BROUGHAM STREET, New Plymouth.

rjHKISTMAS, VM NEW YEAR, 1909. GOLDWATEK'S ' CHRISTMAS HAMPERS 1 Bottle WHISKY 1 Bottle BRANDY 1 Bottle WINE I Bottle RUM 8 Bottles ALE or STOUT 9QS CASII (cases la extra). Country customers at Flag Stations, please add rail (Is Od) to I'.O. order. GOLDWATER BROS., WINE AND SMRLT MERCHANTS, New Plyimutb.

CHRISTMAS HAMPERS

MANNING'S ALE on Draught. MANNING'S ALE and STOUT Bottled. AUSTRALIAN "WINES PENFOLD'S, HAEDY'S, and AULDANA CEILON TEA GOLDEN-TIPPED PEKCE. HUMPHRIES AND CO. WINE ASD SPIRIT MERCHANTS j A"Nt> BOTTLERS, DrougUam Street, New Plymouth.

SEASONED TIM BEE TO AUCIHTKCI'S, BUILDERS, uiul 'PERSONS ABOUT to BUILD T)0 nut be lmslcil liy slatcnu'hts tliat Seasoned Tim\\V lioltl Ur«u Slueks ofWcllseasoned Timber wliick we are selling at current rates at our Yards, Murley-strcct, New PlyHY. BROWN AND CO ,

Hfilp the little ones grow plump and strong. Give regular doses of Lane's Emulsion. Start now. 3 the seushore are being received, the Secretary of the Xcw Plymouth Seaside Improvement Committee will lie plcnscd to 'hour from those willing to take ii boarders during Christina time, or from owners oi houses wisL.ng to lei' thi same. A. HUMfTIKIES, , Hon. See. N.P.5.1., etc.