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THE MART. u'-VCX STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5. NEWTON KING received from Mr. W. Humphries to soli by Auction at the Mart as above, that splendid Suburban Freehold Property known as THE PUKETOTARA ESTATE!. The property, which is situated on the Or! jis..go:\'i Rund, within two mites of X;",v Plymouth, comprise.; about 182 urte- of liivt-elass land, suitable for eii?»:r ur.irving or It is divided into convenient paddocks, is v.v'.L v. &tcmi, and .» tuurlv ail ploughabte. Iniprovcments include good S roomed dwelling, outhouses, cowsheds and piggeries. The Vendor luw had the property surveyed with a vic.v to cutting it up. Sale at 2 o'clock. rp.iuAXAKL WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, IIiDE & TALLOW SALES. IIAYMARKET, STRATEOHD. NEXT SALE —TUESDAY, FEB. 15. (CLIENTS are particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive on or before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at mv PRODUCE SHEDS, KhW PLYMOUTH, and will 1 _■ forwarded to Stratford for sale. where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING CTRATFORD WOOL, HIDE, SHEEPSKIN AND TALLOW SALE. NEXT SAEE —TUESDAY, FEB. 15. pLIEXTS are requested to forward consignments so as to reach us by FRIDAY, February 11. YOUNG- HGBBS, & CO STRATFORD.

WOMAN: LOVELY WOMAN! tyOMAN is the handiwork of tie Creator. One writer lias stated that to properly portray her virtues, "one must needs dip his pen into the hues of the rainbow and dry it in the duafc of rubies." A woman in perfect health, rounded out in the curves of beauty, has been the theme of song, art, and story since Eve came into the Garden of Eden. But woman by nature was created frailer than her brother man, and is subject to periodical illnesses and depressions from which there is no escape. To help overcome these periods, WILSON'S MALI EXTRACT is of priceless value. It alleviates her sufferings, kccj>- tier robust by nourishing and stimuli '* the impoverished blood, drives a y the dull headache, and helps her to uperate quickly, thus preserving her i,h and beauty. All chemists and f ■' 3 sell WILSON'S MALT EXTRACT, price Is 9d, large bottles 3s. Wholcsn: Tents for Taranaki, L. D. NATHAN Al\, • CO., LTD.

LONG'S WEODIAN LONG'S CALIFORNIAN THISTLE AND NOXIOUS WEEDS EXTERIWiiMATQH IS NOW OS SALE. PRICE: containing 20fli)a., to be diluted with 200 gallons of water, £1 St, Ksg containing lOOlbs,, £5 15s. WARRANTED HARMLESS 10 ANIMALS. Full instructions with every box 0. keg. For Ragwort, Garden Paths, etc., 5* Tier oil drum. THOS. F. LONG- Patentee, MURRAY, ROBERTS & CU., Sole Agent* for the Dominion

0 - Y ATi MAIL LIN E. WHANGAMOMONA COACH SERVICE. » Having purchased Messrs H. Jakes <fe Co.'s Business as Coach Proprietors and Livery Stable-keepers, I wish the public to know that there will be a Thrice Weekly Service only from Stratford to Whangamomona. Coach will leave Stratford everv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY, on arrival of the Mail Traill, returning from Whangamomona everv TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, leaving Whangamomona at 7.30 a.m. The Coach" puts up at the Commercial Stables. Fares as under:— ( Strathmore .. 7/6 12/6 Pohokura .. .. 15/- 25/Whangnmomona 20/- 35/Pa=senger* requiring return tickets must pay for same on first journey or otherwise single fares both ways will I be charged. All Fares and Parcels must be paid in advance or other arrangements made. Oood Stabling at my Whangamomona Stables, and at Commercial Stables, Stratford. Hacks and Vehicles on hire. Parcels office at Commercial Stables, Stratford, and at Messrs Kemp and Sawle's auction mart, where accounts may be paid. Toko .. Douglas SReturn. 3/- "/- 5/C. J. WILEY, Proprietor. QOME and hear the Themodist Pianola —new music always arriving.— Hoffmann. 27-0

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 303, 1 February 1910, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 303, 1 February 1910, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 303, 1 February 1910, Page 1

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