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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 134, 5 July 1909, Page 3

MONDAY, JULY 5. NEWTON KING j YMLL soil by auction at his Yards above—--200 MIXED CATTLE, including--20 3-year steers 50 3 to 3%-yeur steers 1 'bullock, found straying on MeKenzie's farm 74 2-tooth to f.m. ewes in lamb Sale at 12.30 o'clock. TUESDAY, JULY fl. NEWTON KING sell by auction at his yards . above, — 200 -MIXED CATTLE, including—--4C 18-months mixed. 20 2'/ 3 to 3-y;ar steers 0 springiwr heifers 40 Uore ami fat cows 1 spring tra;> 1 good hack," saddle and bridle Sale at 12.30 o'clock.

Friday; july ». NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from Mr. C. Lumsden, who is giving un dairying, to sell by auction on the farm, Mountain Road, <r,\ above date, all his dairy stock, etc., as follows: 27 choice cows, early calvers 40 young pigs ' ng dog (cattle or sheep)

Sale at 12.30 o'clock. Note—These their milk liuvi; 21 per cent, of lARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE, AND TALLOW SALES. BAYMARKET, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JULY 6. pUJENTS are particularly requested to ~' forward Consignments in time to arrive on c* before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at rav 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, Sheepskin and Tallow Sale. | NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JULY 8. (CLIENTS are requested to forward consignments po au to reach us b,7 FRIDAY, /sth Janaary. YOUNG, HO.BBB & CO. Stratford. SURE-A-TOUR-A CROSS THE MOOR Would Fill Your Hearts with Glee, When Vou C&mp In Dusk or Damp PLANTING SEASON, AU kinds of trees are grown ami are for sale at R. McK. MORISON'S NURSERY, STEAT K 0 E D. If vou want SHELTER TEEES--Oo to MORISON'S. ' If you want a good OARDEX HEDfiE--Go to MOEISOX'S. I H you want FRUIT TREES--Co to jroiusox's. jit you want Tress, Slmius. or Plants of anv kind, go to— MORISON'S NURSERY, Stratford, Teleplione 22. Address: R, "MeK. Siorison, The Nursery, Stratford.

OUR PAPERHANGINGS VOE have something very special in Paper-hangings on view just now; in fact, the very Jicst lot wo have ever hail. The tints and designs of this season's patterns arc novel and very beautiful, and, at the prices marked, are within the Teach of people of moderate means and refined tastes. Most articles have gone up in price; our wall papers arc lower than previously. 3KEY SON & ARNOLD ltd., devon - stkeet.

DYEING AND GLEANING tf. MORSHEAD & COY., Dyers an. Cleaners, wish to thank the pubii of Tiuauaki for lh* liberal patroaae; and support accorded Ilium during tli past year. Ladicn' and (.'cntlciueji' French Dry Cleaning; a specialty. Feathers, Gloves, I'Vlt and Panama Hals cleaned at the shortest notice. Charffcn moderate. , Address: Devon Street Ea->i (five doors above Melbourne Clolhino: Coy.i THE SOOIH.'V I''(«l PROMOTING THE Hh-.l'"<. OK VTOII2N AND CifILDBEN THE PLUNKET XUTiSE ran lie eoi> milted sit. Hie Tovn Hill on Weilnc,. dayn and Fridn.vfl, Hours from 2 lo I On 'Vednesdiivs n DemoM ration of Itl-c Making of Humanised Milk will bo »iven hv the Nurse. Tie Nurse's advice is JIiEE TO ALL who may wish to avail themselves 9.' her services. MRS. DOOKKTLTi, President. MRS. K. MATTHEWS. i i ': Seoretarri..