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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 116, 14 June 1909, Page 3

STRATFORD SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, JUNE 15. NEWTON KING Yynx sell as above,— KAA HEAD MIXED CATTLE, ineluding,—l 12 2'/a-year %-Sired Jersey licifera, spring culvers 100 18 to 20-nionlli steers 100 yearling steers, good ( "If turnips) 50 store inul forward cows 15 fat cows 40 2'/ 3 to 3-year steers 100 mixed weanui's 50 18-uout'h heifers Sale at 1 o'clock. BROS.' SALE DATES. June 25—Omata Yards. June 2!).—Mr. C. Roberts', Kent; Road. IMPORTANT SALE of PUREBRED JERSEY CATTLE On Account of Mr. T. R. EXLEY, wlio is going, to England. GILLIES AND NALDER T.TAVE received instructions to iscll by auction at tlieir Howe liasaar, lfawera, on ■SATURDAY, 3rd JULY, at 12 Noon, The Whole of Mr. Exley's Pedigreed Jerseys. WITHOUT RESERVE. Catalogues on application. TARANAKI WOOL. SHEEPSKIN, HIDE, AND TALLOW SALES. HAYMARKET, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, JULY 0, CLIENTS are particularly requested to u forward Consignments in time to arrive on c r before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, MEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING Stratford Wool, Hide, Bheepskln and Tallow Sale. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JULY G. ■pLIENTS are requested to forward consignments eo au to reach us by FRIDAY, 16th January. YOUNG. HOBBS & CO. Stratford.

WHITAKERS WONDERED How it wna that so many new customers were dealing with them. The Reason: They had tried everywhere, and then came to the conclusion that, for price, prompt service, and high quality WHITAKER S GROCERY IS UNEQUALLED. Dt.vox Stkket.

THE FANCY DEPOT. MISS A. E. COTTIER A XXOUXCES to her friends ana numerous customers that she hits' disponed of her business in Jirouglmin Street, and oilers her best thanks for past patronage. The business will he continued under the name of " TJIE FAXCY DEPOT," under the management of MISS WELLER. Jlisn Cottier requests for her successor a continuance of past favors. A completely new stock will be offered, and l every effort made to cater to public requirements. DYEING AND CLEANING -nr. IIOIISUEAD & COY., Dyers and Cleaners, wis'h to thank the public of Taranaki for tile liberal patronage and support accorded them during the past year. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel carefully dyed and cleaned under exix'rt supervision. French Dry Cleaning a specialty. Feathers, Uloves, licit and Panama llals cleaned at the shortest notice. Charges moderate. Address: Devon Street East (five doors above Melbourne Clothing Coy.) AN OLD SONG. My Grandfather's Clock was too high for the shell, So it stood ninety years on tl'e floor. It was taller by half "than tliu old man himsell Though it weighed ne 1 « pennyweight 111010. It was bought on the day that the old man was born, It was always his pleasure and his pride. But it stopped short, never to go again, When the old man died. WE have just imported a fine s'pecimen of the Old Grandfather's Clock. It is litted with one of the best English movements and is nude of solid Rosewood. Every GOOD houa'e Taranaki should have one in it. HAVE A LOOK AT IT. Also see the Handsome E.P. Jug and Basin for Washsand being offered for £7 10s, wliieh is half its ustoal price. SKEATES BROS., WATCHMAKERS and JEWELLERS, Op. Theatre Royal, Devon St., New Plymouth; and at Queen St., Auckland.

XXKXXXXXXXXXXXXX $ HOW IS THE TIME. $ —————— v YOUR COLD 18 ALMOST O past the curing stage. A NEGLECTED COLDS 800N X DEVELOP INTO CONSUMPTION X THIS FAMOUS REMEDY CONTAINS NO NARCOTICS, IT BEING A COMPOUND OF PURELY VEGETABLE GUMS AND SYRUPS IN COMBINATION WITH A POWERFUL ANTIBEPTIC. SYKES' CURA COUGH WILL DO YOU MORE OOODi k THAN ANY ORDINARY COUQH CURE : OR EMULSION, T'.V IT AND SYKES' CUM COUCH ML CURE \OU. CURES SOUGHS asthma SORE THROATB CO'.DS yg BRONCHITIS J INFLUENZA X 80LD EVERYWHERE, 1/0 and 210. kxxxxxxxxxkxxxxx