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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 388, 13 May 1910, Page 1

IMPORTANT SALE FIRST-CLASS SHEEP RUN AND DAIRY FARM. SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1910. NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from Mr. A. J - L N. Mills, of Omata, to sell by auction at his Mart, Devon-street, NewPlymouth, on Saturday, June 4, at 2 p.m,. his Well-known Properties, comprising— ■tAiy ACRES, FREEHOLD, UP- -"' TO-DATE DAIRY FARM, situated on the Barrett Road, 3y 2 miles from New Plymouth, ■being Section* 43, 46, and parts 47 and CO, Block 8, Paritutu. Good 7-roomed house, pantry, washhouse, bathroom, cowshed (concrete floor, and water laid on), man's room, pigstyes (concrete floors); 16 paddocks, well watered by running streams. m ACRES, LEASE IN PERPETUITY, rent ninepence] iper acre, situated on the Matau Road, 3 miles from Kiore Rail-] way station; all in grass except 5.Q acres' bush. Three-roomed Louse and good outbuildings, well fenced and divided into Sheep-proof paddocks, good sheep yards, all good papa country, easy hills, good spurs and level road frontage; winters 2 sheep well. For terms and full particulars apply to the Auctioneer. •«. ffc^

HIDE & TALLOW SALES. CLOTQN ROAD, STRATFORD. NEXT SAM-TUESDAY, MAY 10. pLIENTS are- particularly requested to forward Consignments in time to arrive- on or before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, 'Nh» PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, wiere vendors can rely on their produes meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING

fiiIEATFORD WOOL, HIDE, SHEEPSKIN AND TALLOW SALI. NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, JIAY 10. /CLIENTS are requested to forward consignments so as to raach us by FRIDAY.. April 8. YOUNG HOB BS, & CO STRATFORD.

ECONOMICAL HAT RENOVATING W/HE have been appointed Local ' Agents for the new EXCELSIOR HAT POLISHES. These are made in a variety of colors, including Greens, Mauve, Browns, Blues, and Red. and are sold at OD PER BOTTLE. This constitutes about the biggest sixpennorth we have ever offered, and. may be the means of saving yo-u the price of a new hat for the winter. Economy is the order of the day. , Olffl, SOW HIOLD, Ltd, DEVON STREET.

TS a very busy place. "Early rising is the order of the day. At early dawn, 6 a.m., the planter attends the muster of all the coolies on the estate; these consist of men, women, and. children of eleven years of age and over, who assemble in gangs near the factory. Each gang is in charge of a cangany, who superintends the work of 'the "laborers. The conductor, another official, understands the art of cultivation and looks after the various gangs. The tea-maker superintends the'work inside the factory. The superintendent counts the laborers, arranges them in gangs, and sets them their work—some to plucking, others to weeding, pruning, etc., etc., after which the factory is visited, then the fields, and the work of the pluckers." The best tea estates are those at a high level., because it is much cooler there and the tea plant matures more slowly, the leaves not being so rank as in low-country tea. REASON I.: GOLDEN ,GTFT TEA receives its perfection of development owing to the fact that it has been grown on the hitrh altitudes. G. GARTER DEVON ST, NEW PLYMOUTH every kind try the l, News" Jobbing Department. Orders executed with despatch.