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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 122, 21 June 1909, Page 3

RAHOTU. TUESDAY, Jl'Xli 22. NEWTON Kim \J7ILL sell by auction at his yards as above, — 250 )I[xl;u Wn'LE, including—fit) mixed yearlings 100 la-uiontlis mixed 20 iVi'-ypir steers 30 store !in:l fat ccnvs 1 spring dray 20 acres turnips at Sale at 12.30 o'clock. tnos; SAI.K June 23- 0 until S'liiila'. .Jiliie M: C, ri.lieiV. Kitm flO'lll. IUI'ORTA.VT UAI.IC of PUREBRED JEfISEV CATTLE On Account o:' Mr. T. R, EXUiY. who ia going to England. 31 I.LI KB AND NALDEk ££AVJi received instruction* to cell Imauetiou at their Horse Uazuai. Jawera, on SATURDAY, 3rd JULY, at 12 Soon, Hie \\ hole 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 (forward Consignments in time to irrive on cr before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received it my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL 30MPETITION.

NEWTON KING Stratford Wool, Hide, Bheepskln and Tallow Sale. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JULY 8. iTJLIENTS are requested to forward consignments bo au to reach ns by FRIDAY, !6th January. YOUN G, HOBBS & CO. Stratford. THE FANCY DEPOT. MISS A. E. COTTIER to her friends ancT numerous customers that alio has.' disposed of lier business in JJroushum Street, and offers' lier best thanks for .past patronage. The busiiiess -will he continued under the name o{ '"THE FAXCY DEPOT," under the management o( MISS WELLER. Miss Cottier requests for her successor a continuanco of past favors. A completely new stock will be offered, and' every effort made to cater to public requirements.

NATIONAL TNSrRAXCK C'OMPAXY OF XEW ZEALAND, Ltd.. FIRE, MAHTXH, AXD ACCTDEXT. All Classes of BMm awepte.l at Jjowesl Current Rates". L. A. XOLAX & Co. .. District Agents. F. E. WII,SOX Xew Plymouth SPEXCK & STANFORD .... Strnttor.i. PERCEVAL & MESSEXGER. Inglowood. v - M. TOWNSEND.. .. ». -- Waitara.

"L-K - G" MILKING MACHINE WOKDHtro SUCCESS of tie 1908 MODH. fitted with " THDIE " CDPS. FREE TRIAL satisfaction guaranteed Wtwin rmuui wmar tm Otintou «i uun. «"* " , "* r Mr. W. Kerell, Wurca. sajs: The L.K.G, milker plant you installed for me two years ago has given tne unqualified satisfaction. AgMli: 18. MmEwm S Co., Ltd. JSgmont St., X. Plymouth'

A 1 Seeds 1 have just received a- first-class assortment of O'Leary Bros, ami Downs' '.well-known vegetable and llower s'eods. This is tin? third year 1 have stocked these seeds, and after thp past experience i have no hesitation in recommending them to gardeners ami fanners alike as being . thoroughly reliable growers and heavy cropipersUon't risk losing the season by planting unreliable seeds; plant A 1 'Seeds and a sure and profitable crop. Richard Aroa, Brougham St. .. N.P. 'Phone 283. oooooooooooooooooooooooood FARMERS. When a Cow is Half Dead ISfA BOOR TIME TO THINK OF • BUYING A DRENCH. . Every farmer who runs his farm on a business basis knows by experience that it pays handsomely to Drepch 2&ch cow immediately after calving. You cannot afford to risk the life of a valuable animal when you can get

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