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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 125, 24 June 1909, Page 3

WAIWAEAIHO. THURSDAY. JUNE 24. NEWTON KING VUIISj sell by auction at his yards as above,— OAQ MIXED CATTLE, including—--50 12 to 18-months mixed 10 springing heifers 20 store and forward cows 100 f.ui. ewes in lamb Sale at 12.30 o'eloc y^EBSTEE BROS.' SALE DATES. •June 25—Oinata Yards Juno 2!).—Mr. C. Roberts', Kf Boad. FRIDAY, JUNE 25. WEBSTER BROS IffliVL sell at their yards,— '25'Q HEAD MIXED CATTLE. IMPORTANT SALE PUREBRED JERSEY CATTLE On Account of Mr. T. R. EXLEY, who is going to England. GILLIES AND NALDER XT AVE received instructions to sell by auction at their Horse Bazaar, Ha/wera, 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 a. (ILIENTS are particularly requested to (forward Consignments in time to arrive on cr before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEW3XW KING Stratford Wool, Hide, Sheepskin and Tallow Sale. ; NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JULY 6. PLIENTS are requested to forward consignments so au to reach ua by FRIDAY, J6th Jannary. YOUKG.HOBBB&CO. Stratford. fpEXDEHS are invited up to 12 noon uu 27Hi inst. for lease's for seven years from Ist July, 100!), of--I.—lOl'/s acres on Waiuua Road, Subdivision 4 and a of section 50, block VII., Wuilaru S.D. 2.-25 acres on Slain North Road, Waihi, part Subdivision 2, section 3, block 11., Waitara S.D. 3.—50 acres on Main North Road, Waihi, Subdivision 1 of section 0, Mock 11,, Waitara. Conditions' at Post Office, Waitara, and at Public Trust Office, New Pl,.'18th June, 1000. J. IS. JACK, Reserves Agent.

TO BUILDERS. rpEXDERS will 1» received at our office up till 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, June 20th, for the Erection of Premises in Devon Street East for J. McNeill, Esq., Grocer. SANDERSON & GKIFFITHS, Architects. King's Buildings, Brougham Street, 1 New Plymouth, 15/6/00. CUFTON COUNTY COUNCIL. TOMTTER TENDERS are invited lor the erection of a Ferroconcrete Culvert, 7 feet x 8 feet, on the Junction Road, near Tarata. Plans and specifications at Waitara and Tarata. '"-■mli'v- iiil'lrcssed to the Chairman, i at 10 a.m. on FRIDAY, 2nd July, 1009. C. F. DOWSETT, County Engineer. TO BUILDERS. rpENDERS are invited for the erection of tliroe Cheese Factories as follows, for the Oaonui Co-operatice Dairy Company, Limited, and will be received ixH separate tenders for any one or more of the 'buildings or as a combined tender | for all three:— No. I.—Oaonui Factory, including Curing Room. No. 2.—Arawhata Road, without Curing Room. No. 3.—Kahui Road, without Curing Room. Plans and Specifications vnay be seen at the following places:—Messrs Slad-tU-n and Palmer's office, New Plymouth; Messrs Percival and Messenger's office, Inglewood; Hawera Star office, Hawera; and at the office of the company at Opuna.ke. Tenders) close with the undersigned on the 25th day of June, 1U0I), at 5 p.m., and are to' be marked "Tenders for Buildings." The lowest or any tender not necesIsaiily accepted. M. J. BKENNAN, Secretary.

FARMERS When a Cow is Half Dead 18 A POOR TIME TO THINK OP ■UYINO A DRKNOH Every farmer who tuns his farm on a business basis knows by experience that it pays handsomely to Drench each cow immediately : after calving. You cannot afford : to risk the life of a valuable animal when you can get DRENCH . fop 1/6 packet op 1 Sift dozen from stores. If you are a progressive dairy- ' man you will always keep a supply at hand. The cost of SYKES'S DRENCH is small in comparison to the value obtained from its use. Ft acts as a preventative of abortion for the ensuing season, milk fever, etc., fit for the factory a day sooner s You cannot afford to expep.iMENTON YOUR VALUABLE CAT'n,E with UNKNOWN and UNTRIED remedies. ' Svkess Drench is as the animal's friend, atkl has the endorsement of thousands of farmers, many of whom have written gratuitously to the Press recommending its use to Dairymen. Pon't Hesitate, |»t a supply fro*