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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 19, 16 February 1909, Page 3

STONY RIVER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. NfcWTON KING ; by auction at his yurds as above,— ' 250 ■ UIXKU CATTLE . including,— 100 weaners to 18-montlis ■SO :2 to 3-ycar steers 35 IS-months to 2-year heifers (id fat and store cows ' 100 lambs 50 I'.m. ewes 25 3-yeiir bullocks (,ltorufords) Sale at 12.30 o'clock. Taranaki Wool, Sheepskin, Hide. *nd TallOw Sales. HAYiIARKET, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, MARCH 10. rjLIENTS are particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive on or before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE P HEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will De forwaiied to Stratford for tale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING Stratford Wool, Hide, Sheepskin and Tallow Sale. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, MARCH 16. PJLIENTS are requested to forward consignments so as to reach us by FRIDAY, ffith January. YOUN G, HOBBB & CO. Stratford. TEA SGONES SELF-RAISING FLOUR CURRANTS SELF-RAISING FLOUR is a scientific preparation, ready for use, making cakes and pastry light as a foather, and easily digestible. No baking powder or salt needed, CURRANTS are now being recognised by the medical faculty as one of the leading foods, rich in flesh forming and heat giving constituents. Wholesome, pure, natural, delicious and cheap. Cleaned by special machinery at

THE PEOPLE'S GROCERY RECEIPT FOE MAKING TEA SCONES.—HaIf a pound of selfraising Hoar, loz castor sugar, 1 egg, 2ozs butter, Jfozs currants, sufficient milk to make a soft dough, Method—Bub the butler into the flour: add the sugar and currants, and mix with the egg (well beaten) and mijlk; knead well, and roll out rathor > thickly; &tamp out into mounds; place on a greased baking dish; bake in a fairly hot oven for about fifteen minutes. Ingredients for the above sold by C. CARTER Devon Street, New Plymouth. Hospital Saturday and Sunday FKBKUAIiV 20 and 21.

ANXUUiNCBiIEXT. NODiNE & CO, LADIES' TAILORS, WELLINGTON. A/TR. NODINE will personally visit New Plymouth on THURSDAY, February 18th, with New Samples and Styles for Autumn, and will be pleased to take measurements for present and future requirements. Address: White Hart Hotel.

I WARATAH DINING ROOMS J BICO TO ANNOUNCE that I have opened up-to-date Dining liooms next Criterion Hotel, where first-class meals may lie obtained. Dinner from noon to 2 p.m.; tea. 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.; suppers till midnight. A NEWELL, Proprietor. THE A 1 UP-TO-DATE STORES wish to thank che public of New Plymouth aad surrounding districts for the liberal patronage given to as during the eleven years past. We think the patronage will continue, because we guarantee QUALITY, CLEANLINESS, CHEAPNESS, AND PROMPTNESS. Orders attended to from all parts of town and countrj-. FOR CHRISTMAS SEASON Our stock of General Groceries is especially choice. No oli 1 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. Q. Bouiton DEVON-ST. EAST, NllW PLYMOUTH. Hospital Baturday and Sunday ■FEBRUARY 20 and 21. SEASONED TIMBER TO ABCHITECTS, BUILDERS, and PERSONS ABOUT to BUILD, T\o not be misled by statements that Seasoned Timber is unprocurable in New Plymouth. We hold Large Stocks ol Wellseasoned Timber which we are selling at current rates at our Yards, Morley-street, New Plymouth. HI. BROWN AND CO MORLEY-STREET. POULTRY, PIGS, ANB IIORBEB. WEBSTER BRO3. XffXlJi hold t ial« of the above HVEB V SATURDAY at 1 o'clock. . HitriM wWti. ~t .