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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 47, 20 March 1909, Page 5

EWTON KIN'Ci'S CATTLE SALES Tokii—Mmi-dav, Ma roll 22. Niratford—Tuesday, March 23. Kauonjia—Friday, 'ilarcji 2(1. \Vhiv:i»aiuoiiiumi Sale—Friday, 20tli March. I'mmi—Monday, March 21 'lliilwilu Tuesday. March I St.my Uivor—Wednesday, March 111. N'iiivalaiilici-Tliiii-sdny April 1. Entries Solicited. HORSE FAIRS. illol/U) -ullicicnt inducement olfor, 1 ]>ur]M>se holding Horse Fairs at ri'inii anil Stony liivcr early in April. eltlcrs will oblW' by forwarding eaNEWTON KING

gUPPLRMUXTAKY SHEEP FAIR SHEEP PAIK. WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY, APRIL 1. Entries Solicited. NEWTON KING

SA L K 01? DRAPE 11 Y. L. A. NOLAN & CO. eeivtti instruct I'cllew, h\]u> it, ~., iscs Jul the Stores I'll in his late pre . reserve, all his mirplus stock of iI«T, Clothing, otic, as below, on ivemcntioned date: ladies' Mini ehildreus' jackets, towels, skirtrt, dress materials, cUildreu'a lints and ibounets, millinery, ornaments, costumes, ladies' belts, table covers, men's, boys' and quilts, gents' hard felt hats, gents' ties, collars, sox, tenuis shirts, braces amd umbrellas.

WEDXESDAY, MARCH 24. VIOKERS AND STEVENS WJTAi hold their weekly stock side as alravc. Present entries: OKA HEAD MIXED CATTU3

IXtILEW'OOD HOBhE ; FAIK. FRIDAY, MARCH 20. VICKERS AND STEVENS WILL hold a horse fair at their Inglewood yards as above. Prewmt entries: gg HACK. AND HARNESS HORSES '£ unbroken draught horses 4 '/■> and %-drauglilis, unbroken 1 draught mare 1 2-vear lillv, bv Cordon Rouge—• helx-l mare 1 yearling oolt, by Cordon Rouge —Howitzer nnii'e SALE OF RAILWAY LANDS, MARCH 20. pERMS (JE PAYMENT have been fixed as follows:—Tin per eenl. on fall ol hammer, and eomplelioa wit bin three months. Any purehasei' wlio finds that an extension of time for settlefurther Ten per cent. geUier one-fifth ol the pi rxpiration of the three n lialanee of the purchase cent.) will then remain

AN ADDITIONAL 'WIT, Nu. ISA, at Hi.. intersection of Cover and Leach »ts, will Lu included in the sale, may lie seen at the oiliee of ilr. ]?. I'. Corkill. All boundary ]»'},« have been made visible, and the several Lots clearly to those given on the sale plain. i received till NOON of SAUTHDAY, !>7lh March, I'JU'J, -r Contract T. 47 .being the erection of ho Wniwci'ami'i and Warea iiridges, ■'■ " ' ' "ad, swans 4U ami Drawing »vud sjieiilieatioJlS may be ceil at this oiliee. nied by deposit*, to _ ...e uadersi;;iLe<l. (.1. T. .All'llKAV, District Uosul Engineer. Di'iiaitiiH'iit in Road's New t'lviiioulli. THE SOCIETY FOR PROMOTINO THE HEALTH OF V\'O.UEN T AND CHILDREN.

rpilE TLL'NKET NURSE can bo consillied at tlie Town Hall on Tuesdays, Wednesdays anil Saturilaye. Hours form i to 4 p.m. On Saturdiiys a Demonstration of the 'Making of Humanised Milk will bo given liv the Nurse. The Nurse's advice is FIITCK TO ALL who may wish to avail themselves of her services. MRS. DOCKRILL, President. MRS. R. MATTHEWS, Secretary. "So Nice I' ■; .A cs mm l*3^la St. George Jam Is what children delight in, for you can get just the kinds they like best. It's wholesome, too, as well as delicious, being .undo from fruu from the famous Teviot orchard Try one of our handy screw-top jara from your grocer " St. George means Purity." Vade hy Irvine and StemntoH, Ltd