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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 159, 11 December 1914, Page 2

[JWUNAKI WOOL, BHBEPSKUT, AIDE & TALLOW 6ALMJ, NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, DKL 16, QLLENTS are particularly requested t§ forward consignments early. Small consignments will be reeelred fit PICODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLY. MOUTH, and will be forwarded to Strife ford for Bale, where vendors oaa relj on their produce meeting FUUi COMPETITION. NEWTON KING XTXW PLYMOUTH BIDS, BHEEPBKQI WOOL AND TALLOW BALBS. HIDES CALFSKINS.

SALES EVERY FOUR WEEKS. . NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, DWX IS. Consignments received betweei aalM *t any time during working boon. Advice cards and address febqla M application. Good competition asstm^ L.A. NOLAN & 00. NEW PLYMOUTH. Hide Store: Gill Street, STRATFORD WOOL, HIDE, SHIM® SKIN & TALLOW SAM. ' x NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, DEO. 16. ' Clients are requested to forward «o* signments so as to reach us by, Wdduf previous to Sale. W. M. BAYLY & CO, STRATFORD.

PUKETOTARA ESTATE. one mile from New Plymoatk borough boundary, borough unto supply; electrio light and power nriU be installed shortly. > Lot I—About 60 acres, nine-roomed dwelling, 20-atall cowshed, witk bay loit, t. and %. flooring) out and implement shed; £45. Lot 2—About 00 aeres, freehold, £4s per acre. Lot 3.—10 acres 3 roods, freehold, £4O per acre. Lot 4—12 acres, freehold; 12 ton* W.OjSit., £4O for fre«h»ld. Lot 5.-35 acres freehold, £4O. W. HUMPHRIES. WJEST END TAILORING For Suits or Costumes of tka latest materials and bell work by one of practical experience in West LoatOß work, go to ALEC FORBES (Late Griffiths), Opposite Thutre