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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 58, 26 July 1912, Page 1

fmiAXAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN. UIUE &. TALLOW SALES. CLOTOX ROAD, STRATFORD. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JULY 30. are particularly requested to forward consignments to me to arrive on or before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, XEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on ;their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION'. NEWTON KING ]TEW PLYMOUTH WOOL, HIDE, SKIN SKIN & TALLOW SALE. MOXTnLY SALES AT OUR GILL ' , STREET STORE. HASH ADVAXCES made on Wool Clips "or Butchers' Produce, either for sale or shipment. Address labels and consignment forms posted on application. account sales. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JULY 30 Consignments received up to Friday previous. Consignors may rely on getting full market prices for their produce. L. A. NOLAN & CO. TRATFCID WOOL, HIDE, SiIEEP- * AXD TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JULY 30. fiLIEXTS are requested to forward 'consignments so as to reach us by Friday previous to sale. W. H. H. YOTTNG & 0° I STRATFORD. PICS. PICB. gACOX fJQ Receiving dates to be advertised later. C. MASTERS, Box 23, Hawera. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Okato. PICB. PICS. fJHI BJGLEWOOD BACON COMPANY are buyers of Prime Bacon Pigi between 1121b and 1501b dead weight, lEOM SHAREHOLDERS ONLY. RECEIVING DATES. At the Factory—Wednesday, July 3, 17, & 31. Waitara—Monday, July 1 & 29. Mdhiretr-Tuesday, July 2 & 30 Tariki—Monday, July 15. Smart Road—Tuesday, July 16. Toko—Monday, July 1 & 29. Douglas —Monday, July 15. Stratford—Tuesdav, July 2, 16 &, 30.

pics. Piua. yj J)IMOCK * £O., JjCD. gW AN gACONpiCTOEI , TO7I tre now prepared to receive Primt Baconers, Choppers and Porkeri et ike undermentioned placet:— Okato—June 10, July 1. Moturoa—June 11, July 2. Inglewood—June 6 & 12, July 3. Smart Road—June 10, July 2. Waitara—June 11, July 3. Toko, June 3. Tariki—June 4, July 2. Stratford—June 6 and 12, July 3. Mldhirst—June 10, July 1. Douglas—June 11. C. E. STREET, Fitzroy. J. MARRA, Stratford. J L. BATGENT, Kaponga. • J. BURKE, Eltham. C. ARNOLD, Hawera. All stations close 2 o'clock. r THE SUNNY NORTH WHANGAREI NORTH AUCKLAND CAPITAL. OKC ACRES, five miles from Post- ""*\> office, Railway Station; two ■chools within V/ 2 miles; subdivided int« 15 paddocks, all grass and scattered shelter bush, with streams or springs in each; house 8 rooms, all conveniences; barn, 40 feet by 14 feet; Cowshed, 12 baiU. At present carrying 100 cows. Adjoining farm sold to Stratford buyer at £27 per acre. This farm for sale at £2O per acre. Terms. Full particulars from H. P. CARLSEN & CO., HOBSOX BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. rpO LET, close to Railway Station, Inglewood—Two shops, 24ft x 72ft deep, and 18ft. x C2ft. deep. Room 40ft. x 24ft. Photographic Studio and rooms. Two-storey workshop, with engine, lathe and other' machinery for woodwork. Also FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. Q-ROOMED HOUSE and Outbuildings, I Inglewood. rrtJARTER-ACRE to three acre sections on Main street, Inglewood, next to Moa Dairy Factory. SECTIONS on Old Hospital Road, just D if outside Borough of New Plymouth, in IoU to suit purchasers of four acres Appli to THOS. DRAKE INGLEWOOD. JAM MAKING AND THE REQUISITES. EW PLYMOUTH housewives will be ■• takin? advantage of the cheap fruit .0 lay in an adequate supply of Jam. There is another advantage awaiting Jam and Preserve-makers at

WHITAKEH'S This ii G<Jod Quality Jar* ani other requisites at the lowest current rates. The two moßt important brand* are— MASON'S AND LIGHTNING. WHITAKER & SON NEW PLYMOUTH.