INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 198, 25 September 1909, Page 5

INTERESTING ITEMS.

in^ r 'u " Kin S advertises a line of 100 three to four-year good-condition bullocks for sale at his Urcnui yards ou Monday next. The Borough Council invites tender to close on October 8, for the erection or two bridges. With the advent of the sporting sea son everyone interested will be seeking a place to purchase the material required. A. S. Hasell, New Plymouth, lias a. full stock of new tennis, fishing cricket, and croquet requisites. Inspection of this large stock is invited. At WaiwakaJho on Thursday next Mr. Newton King will sell a choice line of pedigree Holstcin heifers on account of Mrs. R. Street; also 400 good ewes and lambs on account of Mr. H. Kin» who has sold his farm. °'

To* dairying class held in connection with teachers' Saturday classes will be taken as usual in the Technical School, New Plymouth, to-day. Experience hi business is most necessary-. Messrs Honnor and Clarke have had many years' experience of th* vehicular requirements of the district, iarmers and others can rely upon stctu--ing sound advice and honest workmani,'i P ,- y J pla ? ng orderß with tliis firm. All kinds of repairs are done on the premises.

On Monday Mr. Newton Kin? will hold a clearing sale of furniture, etc., at Kahotu on account of Mr. A. E Phil lips who is leaving the district. rTOu?.™! 0 ?' 8 iU V ]a y of eolt ™ «oods at X\ h.tcs is fa r and away ahead of anything the firm have sho wn befor.Cambric prints are showing from 41.:, i to 10'/ a d. A particularly fine ran«e "if French cambrics i„ block stripe,, "absoJutely last colorings, is to lie had at »M Iwo tones in these, and also zephyrs, are selling freely, the prices ranging from 8d to la for the latter S!iw; aUernsare9entona ' > ' ,ii -i