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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 229, 10 January 1911, Page 1

STONY RIVER. WKDXKSDAY, JANUARY 11. newto¥ king sell by auction as above, — MIXED CATTLE, including—--100 12 to 18-mont'lis mixed 40 store and forward cows 20 2 to 2'/s[-.year heifers 5 bulls 15 cows in milk. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. rpARANAKI WOOL SHEEPSKIN HIDE & TALLOW SALES. CLOTON ROAD, STRATFORD. XEXT SALE—TUESDAY, JAN. 17, 1911. /"CLIENTS are particularly requested to forward consignments to me to arrive on or before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION. Newton" king ATEW PLYMOUTH WOOL, HIDE, SKIN AXD TALLOW SALE. MONTHLY SALES AT OUR GILL STREET STORE. fiASH ADVANCES made on wool Clips or Butchers' Produce, either for sale or shipment. Address Labels and Consignment Forms posted on application. Prompt Account Sales. NEXT SALE-WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18. Consignments received up to Friday previous. Consignors may rely on getting full market prices for their produce. L. A. NOLAN & CO. 'oTRATFOP') woor,. hide, SHEEPSKIN and TALLOW SALE. XEXT SALE—TUESDAY, JAN. 17, 1011. QLIENTS are requested to forward consignments so as to reach us by FRIDAY previous to sale. YOUNG, HOBBS & CO. STRATFORD.

A USEFUL PRESENT FOR THE BABY THE LATEST NOVELTY "CHILDS' CAR COMFYS" See Fine Display in our winttow C. N. JOHNSON Devon Street T>EST quality strapped and ferruled Hay Forks, sizes V/2, 5, 5%, C feet; all at 2/- each. Wood Hay Rakes 1/-; Scythe Blades, Tyzaek's "Horseman" and "Elephant" brands, patent Scythe Handles, also extra eyebolts for Seytlie Handles, Round Scythe Stones, Red Emery Scythe Stones, American Red Blackberry Scythes, 2/0. H. WARD AND CO THE CASH IRONMONGERS. 7* £nn ACRES excellent sheep country; close to township; 500 acres ill grass. Price tor freehold £4 15s per acre.—Apply Hickman F. Russell. Amlmry Bros, have pleasure In reporting record Ninas business. A pleasing feature is the fact that a large number of settlers who have been doing consistent business with the firm for 20 years are still among their best customors, while a great number of more recent residents of town and country and many visitors have accorded them their generous patronage. The firm takes this opportunity of thanking their numerous patrons for past support, and assuring them and (lie general public that no effort shall be wanting in catering for the requirements of the district in future. With best wishes for happy and prosperous New Year.—Advt.