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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 104, 29 May 1909, Page 5

SAUC OF Wi.VSKS OK KDUJATfOX WEDNESDAY', JUNJ2 30, 100' J. L. A. NOLAN & (JO, \S7IJJj Mil by aiK'tton at Ihuir Shirt. Ucviiii StriTi, Slmv Plymouth, lit 2 p.m. tin WKDXKSDAV, Juno 30. l,iMisfs for SO yi-nrs from July I, 1909,

S.D., 380 acres; upiiet annua! rout J £l4 js. c. 10, Block iii., Upper '\V»i- - >•!)., 885 acres; upset annual rent £25 13s lid. Lot 3.-Section 1, Block vii., Waro S.D., 540 acres; upset annual rent £22 Lot 4.—Section 1, Block xvi., Waro S.H., 404 acres; upset annual rent £l3 3s. See. 57. Block i., liahoe S.D.. .. _crcs; upset annual rent £2 3s M. [Lot o—Sec. 3, Block v., Jlahoe S.D., 1013 acres; upset annual rent £lfi 17s Bd. Lot 7.—Sec. 11, Block viii., Opaku S.D., 732 awes; up*t annual rent £lO Ills 7d. Lot 8,-iSec. 9, Block x., Omona S.D„ • 210 acres; upeei anunl rent £4 Ha Od. Lot I).—See. 2, Block xiii,, Aria S.T)., 10U3 acree; upset annual rent £47 IBs Bd. Lot 039 acres; upset annual rent £2B los Id. . Lot 11.—Sec. 2, Block v., Aria S.D., 512 acres; upset annual rent £3O 14s. tot 12.—««., 24, Block xiii., OhuraS.D., 352 acres; upset annual rent £lB 9s 7d. Lot 13.—Section 25, Block xiii., Ohura S.D., 258 acres; upsel annual rent ■ £l3 10s lid. Lot 14.—Sec. 13, Block xi., Totoro S.D., 302 acre 6; upset annual rent £l3 lis lOd.

For 21 years, from July 1, 1909, with perpetual right <xf renewal:—

Lot 16.—New Plymouth, Sections 290 and' 318, to. 2r. 2p.; upset rent £1 per annum. Lot 17.—Neur Plymouth, Section 360, fib. Tr. lp.; upset rent £2 per annum. Lot 18—New Plymouth, Section F, On Or. 18p.; upset rent 5e per annum. Lot 19.—Hua Village, Section 17, oa. 1 r. 8 p.; upset rent 10s per annum. Lot 20.—Korn Township, Section 2, oa. 2>\, op. ; upset rent 2s 6d per annum. Lot 21:—Koru Township, Section 24, Oa. 2r. Op.; upset rent 2s 6d per annum. Lot 22.—Manganui Township, Section 08, oa. 2r. Op.; upset rent 2s Od per annum. Lot 23,—Manganui Township, Section 75, Oa. 2r. Op.; upset rent 2s 6d per awnum. Lot 24.—Puniwhalau Village. Section 19, oa. lr. Op.; upset rent 2s 6d per annum. Lot 25.—Puniwhalmu Village, Section 24, la. lr. Op.; upset rent 10s per annum. Lot 26.-Wai.tara East, Town, Block ]x. On, Or. 28p'.; upset rent 2s 8d per annum. Lot 27.—Ngatimaru S.D., .Section 44, Block x., oa. lr. Op.; upset rent 10s .per annum. Lot 28.—Patea Town, Sections 3 and 4, Block xxvii,, oa. 2r. Op.; upset rent £5 per annum.

Conditions of sal e may be seen, on. ami after SATURDAY, June 5, at the Office 01 the Board's Solicitor, Mr J. H. Quilliam (Govett and Quilliam) or of the Hoard's Secretary, Mr. F. ?. Corkill. Xntiunal Bank Chambers, Now .Plymouth, from whom any information can be obtained. DYEING AND CLEANING MORSHEAD & COY., Dyer* and Cleaners, wish to thank the public of Tarnnaki for Ui L . liberal patronage and support accorded them during the past year. Ladies' and (JentlpmenV Wearing Apparel carefully dyed and cleaned under expert' supervision. French Dry Cleaning a specialty. Feathers, doves, Felt aiid Panama Hats cleaned at the shortest notice. Charges moderate. Address: Devon Street East (five doors above Melbourne Clothing Coy.) LONDON SCHOOL OP MILLINERY (Corner Kobe and Vivian Sts.) WANTED Ladies to call for free prospectus. Proficiency quickly acquired. Millinery can be produced at small cost. PUNGAREHU AND OAOXUI STORES. JN thanking my numerous customers and friend's for their kind patronage during my term Df business in these districts, I beg to give notice that I have sold my business to Messrs T. P. HUGHSON & SONS, and solicit for them a continuance of your Patronage as from June let, 1909. I shall be in l'ungarelm for a short time, and request that all Accounts 1* paid to me without dcla\|.—Yours truly, JOHN TAYLOR.

.'. HUGHSOX' & SON'S desire to all Customs of their best at.l. Their reputation of "Up-to-Stocks and .best qualities will be Maintained, as the amalgamation Tcet considerable saving in wages L'livory, and the practical Inlying >s of the principal in the best ts of the world, ensure the popuv prices being maintained and ex- ' King your continued patronage, e, yours respectfully. T. P. HUGHSOX & SONS.

DRY CLEANING. (Both la'e of Wellington Woollen Co.), DYERS, CLEANERS, AND PRESBERS, DEVON ST. EAST and CUEUIE ST ( Xext door to Air. Mr.iott's).

AN OLD SONG. My Grandfather's Clock was too high tor Um- shell, So it stood ninety yenrs on tli e floor. It was taller by half than the old mam himscll Though it weighed not a pennyweight more,. It was bought on the dav that, (he old But it stopped short, never to go agara, When the old man died. have just imported a fine Specimen of Ihe Old Grandfather's Clock. His lilted with one of the best English movements and is imiie of solid Itosewoud. Kvtry GOOD house in Taramiki should have one in it, HAVE A LOOK AT IT. Also see th a Handsome E.P. Jug and isin for Wnshsaml being offered for £7 10s, which is half its usWal pr

SKEATES BROS., WATCHMAKERS imd JEWELLERS. Op. Theatre Royal. Devon St.. New Plymouth; unil at Queou St., AuckLETHABY BROS. AND CO. LTfl. I U.UBRELLA AX]) PARASOL JLiNUFAC'i'UKERS, JJAVE opened 11 Brunch Shop in Dcvou Street. All repairs and re-covrring by experienced workmen. Two years' guarantee with all umbrellas made or re-eovered in the celebrated moir covrlnc. Large variety of Seasonable Goods hand. A ■LETHABY, Manager,