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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 321, 7 June 1911, Page 1

WEBSTER BROS TTAVE ji'.fasuro in announcing that they nave received instructions from MR. J. DOUGLAS PERRETT, Of Auckland, To sell by Auction at their Rooms on FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 9, At 2 o'clock sharp,— A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, PASTELS, and other Works of Art. Catalogues at Rooms. Please call and inspect. I "Homes without Pictures are like Rooms without Windows; Pictures are the Mirrors of the Mind. - '

N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., STEATFORD. JUNETucsrlay. June 20—Stratford cattle sale Sales commence at 12 o'clock during winter month? Particulars of offerings will be advertised in due course TJP-TO-DATE Store Business and Butchery, together with old-established Boardinghou-e. in one of the most prosperous districts of Taranaki Only £BOO cash required. Stock at Valuation.— Apply sluarp to NEWTON KING, New Plymouth. EST OWN EXTENDED rpHTS beautiful little property, situated at the junction of t'ne Elliott and Omata Road-. New Plymouth, has now been cut up into suitable building lots, and is nearly all level land. Plans and prices on application to W. B. DAVIES, Devon-street. I FOR SALE. I A RARE CHANCE. pIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, with wnllery, bathroom, and wa?hhouse (detached), electric light, gas laid on. A convenisnt and comfortable choice little home on eighth of an acre, in healthy locality. Price, £485. GILMOUR AND CLARKE, LAND AGENTS, Net?-Plymouth. NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. pERSOMS Trespassing with dog or gun on the property of the undersigned (Oakura) will be prosecuted. T. N. BLACKBALL. NOTIOE TO SPORTSMAN. pERSONS TRESPASSING WITH DOG or GUN on properties of underfiigned will b» PROSECUTED:— W. K. MORRIS F. E. MORRIS W. H. MORRIS

MORRIS BROS, TRESPASS NOTICE. PERSONS trespassing with dog or gun on the property of the undersigned (Hurworfh) will be prosecuted. W. BKYDEN. THE SECOND Q.REAT J)OMINION jyATRY r l "™ HAWERA. JULY 5, fi, 7 and 8. To be Opened by HIS EXCELLENCY the GOVERNOR at 12 noon, July 5. 14,000 People paid for Admission for the First Show. This year Records will be broken in all divisions. THE SCHEDULE IS NOW AVAILABLE. It includes: Dairy Factory Cheese and Butter, Public School Divisions, Public School Gardens, Home Industries' Division, Fancy Work Division, Farm and Garden Produce, Special Farmers' District Competition (open to all farmers in any school district), Honey Classes, Fruit Classes, Poultry Section (Championship Classes Plymouth Rocks, Barred and White), Pigeons, Canaries, Cats, Dog Section (Challenge Classes for Greyhounds). Applications are invited for space frem all merchants and dealers. If you have the goods, we provide the customer. If you have anything you desire to place before the people of Taranaki the opportunity is before you. RECORD TRADE WAS EXPERIENCED AT THE FIRST SHOW. THE COST OF SPACE IS* A MERE DETAIL. We have 35,000 ft of Space for Sale. THE SECOND DOMINION DAIRY SHOW IS GOING TO BE THE BIGGEST I BOOM TARANAKI HAS EXPERIENCED. Do not delay—applications are rolling in. Wire or write for all particulars to— A 11. CON-ROY, Secy., Box 47, Hawera. T>OT THE BEST PLACE IS BASM'B.