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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 152, 23 July 1909, Page 3

MANGOREI. FRIDAY, JULY 23. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. J. L. Ibbotson, who has sold his to sell by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the farm, Ma<igorei road, on l'riday, 23rd July, all his dairy and' farm stock, consisting of,— 17 dairy cows 2 2%-year heifers, springing 8 yearlings 1 purebred Jersey bull, rising two years 1 2-year Shorthorn bull 2 light draught maree, in foal to Lord Bob 3 draught yearlings, 2 good ponies 5 store pigs, 1 boar, 2 sows in farrow, I sow and fitter, milk cart and harness', gig and harness, dray and harness, waggonette with pole shafts, plough, chain and tiiie harrows, chains, yokes' and bows, crosv- { bar®, maul wedges, wire strainer, set blacksmith tools complete, milk cans, buckets, etc., oats and chaff, about 8 tons bay. household furniture and Lunch at aoon, Sale tit 12.30 o'clock.

OMATA YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 23. .WEBSTER BEOS YyiLL sell at their yards,— 200 MIXED CATTLE 4 Jersey cows (guaranteed), Aug ust and September ealvers 6 springing grade . heifers

S. D. POPE i. REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT, A.M.P. Buildings, DEVON ST. :: NEW PLYMOUTH. J HAVE started in business at above address and intend to confine my operations strictly to commission on behalf of my friends and clients. Correspondence Invited, "L-K • G" MILKING MACHINE VOBDISPDI, SUCCESS of tie I*ol MODEL attet with "IHPIK" CUT}. FREETTRIAL satisfaction guaranteed •*md mum wiuly it* toWm h Him Mr. VV. 3\gveil, Warca. says: The L.K.G, milker plant you installed for me two years ago lias given ime unqualified satisfaction. ApMts: A B. MaeEw if;moiit St., N.Plymouth TENDERS. 'RENDERS arc called by the undersigned for the purc-liano of a Beautiful ENGLISH GRANDFATHER CUICK. now 011 view at our premises (opposite Theatre Korul), Devon St., New Plymouth. The ordinary selling price of the clock is £45. but as we need the room ■t takes up for large quantities of new goods' now being opened up, \vc must get it nut of the way. A deposit of ,tl must accompany each tender (for which a receipt will be given) anil if tender is not accepted deposit will be returned. ■ • i The lowest or any lender not necessarily lacccpted. SKEATES BROS WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, Devon St., New Plymouth.

SEEDS THAT GROW A wise lnirn will sow good 'spoils in his garden. To fray inferior seeds is a 'waste of time and money. Quality tells, especially in seeds. • I FLOWER BEEDS Flowers are attractive to everyone. A liberal sowing of llower seeds will make your home surroundings ibeautiful. See our collection of Sweet l'eas; latest varieties. GARDEN SEEDS It will pay you to grow your own vegetables. A tew pence spent in seeds will give you splendid returns. It is interesting to sec tliciu grow, and much nicer to gather them fresh out of your Oivn garden, besides being a healthful pastime. A well-kept garden adds value to your property. POTATOES For seed. We can supply reliable potatoes in any quantity; all varieties, CATALOGUES free on application. C. CARTER, THE PEOPLE'S- GKOCER Devon. St., New Plymouth.

Back People who liavo tried our stocks ol' sound FIREWOOD OK COAL return and place all their orders with us. Wp have Westport, State Taupiri, Mokau Etc., Coal Best Rata and Tawa Firuwocd Brunncr Nuts Coke aud Ci arcoal The Reason Why? People come back to our depot because they get Kull Weight. Good Fuel, Civility, Promptness with Older, awl Top Value. Telephone 01 J. WARD & SON, COAL AND FIIIEWOOP. MERCHANTS Powderham

Stratford Wool, Hld«, Sheepskin and Tallow Sale. NEXT SATiE—AUGUST 3. fiLIENTS are requested to forward ' consignments ro au to reach us kjt FRIDAY, July, 30.