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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 313, 29 May 1911, Page 1

STRATFORD. TUESDAY, HAY 30. NEWTON KING sell by auction as above,— FjgQ MIXED CATTLE, including,— 120 mixed weaners 70 18-montlis steers 60 18-months heifers 50 store and forward cows 25 BVi-year heifers in ealf 70 2% to 3-year heifers in calf _ 30 2%-year steers 100 2*4 to 3-year steers 18 fat cows 260 2-tooth ewes, in lamb to Lincoln rams (Toko sheep) Also,— On account of Mr. C. A. Simons, who is giving up dairying, — 18 dairy cows, second and third calvers Sale at 1 o'clock. fIURANAKI WOOL SHEEPSKIN HIDE & TALLOW SALES. CLOTON KOAD, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, JUNE 6. are particularly requested t« 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 OOMPETI HON. NEWTON" king XTEW PLYMOUTH WOOL, HIDE, SKIN ' AND TALLOW SALE, MONTHLY SALES AT OUR GILL STREET STORE. ifiASH ADVANCES made on wool Clips or Botchers' Produce, either lor sale or chipment. Address Labels and Consignment Form posted on application. Proaspt Account Sale*. NEXT SALE-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7. Consignments received up to Friday previous. Consignors may rely on getting full market prices for their produce. I. A. NOLAN & 00. gTRATFORD WOOL, HIDE, SHEEPSKIN and TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JUNE 6. fILTENTS are requested to forward consignment* m w to reach tu by FRIDAY previous to sale. .

YOUNG, HOBBS & CO. BTEATFORD. ORG AN, PIANO AND SINGING. M E. R. NEVILLE RENAUD (Organist, St. Mary's Church), Resumes teaching MONDAY, May 29. ' WAITARA—WEDNESDAYS , INGLEWOOD—THURSDAYS Address: Corner Dawson and Vivian Street#. TE HENUI PRIVATE SCHOOL. T£UE SECOND TERM will begin TOMORROW (Tuesday, May 30). MISS GABRIELLE SHAW has obtained the services of Miss Bradxvell for the School, and will now be prepared to tate more advanced pupils. Miss Bradwell, who studied at Canterbury College, has had many years' experience in teaching both hi Wellington and Duncdin. ' Miss Shaw will be at home to receive parents TO-DAY (Monday, May 20), at No. 1 York Terrace, from 2 to 5 p.m. fiHETWODE gCHOOL, DEVON ST. WEST, NEW PLYMOUTH Seaside Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal MISS STANFORD. Second Term, 1911, will begin on TUESDAY, May 30. MISS STANFORD will be at home to receive Parents and Guardians TO-DAY (Friday, May 20), from 2.30 to 4.30 p.m. THE NEW PLYMOUTH. rpECHNICAL QOLLEGE Special attention is directed to the following classes:—

COOKlNG—Tuesday, 7-9. DOMESTIC ECONOMY—Wednesday, 7-9 MECHANICAL DRAWING (Junior).Friday, 7-9, in place of Wednesday. PAINTING AND DRAWING (Flower and Nature) .—Wednesday, 2-5. Fee, 21s. ET/OOUTION. —Friday evening, 7-9. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.-—Wed-nesday evening, 7-9. RURAL CLASS (one day a week), including English, Mensuration and Surveying; Farm Carpentry and Metal Work; Dairy Work and Apiculture. will commence Wednesday, May 10, at 11 a.m. Proficiency Certificate holders, free; other students, 30s per term. Call and get a Prospectus at any book- .■ Seller's or at the Education Office. W. A. BALLAttTYNE. Director.