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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 331, 25 January 1909, Page 3

I'XDER DISTRESS WARRANT. OKEY & ROLLO v. BONITIION FREEHOJJ) PETROLEUM CO., LTD. 1.. A, NOLAN & CO. TXAVK received instructions to sell under Distress Warrant, oil the at the Company's Bore, South Komi (next Alorshcad Nursery Co.'s property) on THURSDAY XICXT, tlie 28th January, the following lines of Boring Plant: — 200 Lengths 5-inch Casing Wire Ropes, Sand Pinups, and Other Drilling Accessories. Sale at '2.30 p.m. FURNITURE SALE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. WITHOUT RESERVE. WEBSTER BROS XT AVE been favored with instructions from Air. J. A. Brailsford, who h leaving New Plymouth, to sell by auction at his residence, corner Gill and Eliot streets, — HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comprising— A very Handsome 3-piece Velvet and Saddlebag Suite, Duchess Chests, Chest of Drawers, Adjustable Bookcase, Easy Chairs, Austrian do., Small Tables, Veneered Dining Chairs, Ison Bedsteads and Wire-ivoves, Quilts, Kapocs and Pillows, Washstauds a'nd Toilet Sets, Hat Racks, Fenders, Passage and Floor Linoleums (in good order), Rugs, Mats, Kitchen Utensils, Lawn-mower (first-class order), Garden Tools and Sundries. Also,— WITH SLIGHT RESERVE,One practically new Collard and Collard Piano. Sale at 2 o'clock. Also,— On account of Mr. J. Johnson (Government Grader), who has given up liouse, to sell (with kind permission of above-named) immediately after above sale and at the same place (weather permitting),— ALL HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising— Handsome Saddlebag Chesterfield, Patent Screw Extension Dining Table, Polished Rimu and Mirrorback Sideboard, Duchess Chest, Hall Carpet, Carpet Square a'.id Sweeper, Six Pairs Curtain?, Brass-rail Bedsteads and iWSre Woves, Wicker Arm Chairs, Rattan Couch, Folding Chairs, Rugs, Curtain Poles, Hall Lamp and Sundries.

Taranakl Wool, Sheepskin, Hide, and TallOw Sales* HAYMARKET, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, TTEB. 16. rjLIENTS arfe particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive on or before Friday previous. Small consignments will oe received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and trill De forwai-Jed to Stratford for tale, where Tendon can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING Stratford Wool, Hide, Sheepskin and Tallow Sale. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, FEB. 16. pUENTS are requested to forward consignments so as to reach lis by FRIDAY, 15 th January. YOUNG, HOBBS & CO. Stratfonl.

THE A 1 UP-TO-DATE STORES wish to thank <he public of New Plymouth and sur-1 rounding districts for the libera] patronage given to us during the eleven years past. We think the patronage will continue, bocause we guarantee QUALITY, CLEANLINESS, CHEAPNESS, AND PROMPTNESS. Orders attended to from all ' parts of tcwn and country. FOR CHRISTJMAS SEASON Our stock of General Groceries is especially choice. No old warehouse goods. FOR SIX YEARS The A 1 Stores have supplied stores to the New Plymouth Hospital Old People's Home, and Charitable Aid Board a sufficient guarantee of quality and prices. Geo. G. Boulton DEVON-ST. EAST, NEW PLYMOUTH.

PERFECTION j VWAS tlie expression used by. one good housewife after using Veale's first-grade VOSTIZZA CURRANTS, SULTANAS, RAISINS, Etc., to make her Christmas Cake. i Remember, if you buy inI ferior fruits even at 2d per lb cheaper than finest quality, the j regret will be yours when you I cut your cake. Call and place your Christmas order where it will return you, some pleasure. A. YEALE High Quality Store DEVON STREET. I ; WHITAKER'S PREMIER STORE QN and after JANUARY 27, the general grocery; business of the late Jos. Whitakcr will be removed to premises at the corner of Devon and Liardet streets, opposite the Melbourne Clothing Co. The premises occupied by the firm will be closed at 0 p.m. on MONDAY, 25th January. - HOUSE FOE SAM!. TpOR SALE, '6-roomed House with quarter-aero section, handy <o town; house well built, all latest conveniences; ground well laid out; a delightful home; present owner leaving