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Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1915, Page 8

r HJ!R NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND JIKROANTUJ3 AGENCY CO.'S LIST OF SALES I'OR At'GCST.Wednesday, 4—Bourke Bros., Koki, Waverley. 'Thursday 3—Wat eric jr Springing Heifer Fair. Friday 6—Waverley. Monday ll—Kukar;' mea . Tuesday 10—Stratford. Tuesdav JO—Stratford Springing' Holier Sale. Wednesday 11— Eltham. Tlrarfilay 1-2 —Hawera. Thursday 12—Kohuratalii. Mombv IS—Opunake. Tuesday IT—Maiiaia. Tuesdiav 17—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Friday 26—Wa verier. Friday 20—Te Wera. Saturday 21 Stratford Spring ITorse Fair. 'Monday 23—Kakaraiuea. Tuesday 24—Stratford. Tuesday 24—Stratford • Springing Heifer Sale. Tuesday 2*—Stratford Wool, Ski]) and Hide Sale. Wednesday 25—Eltham. Thursday 20—Hawera. Monday HO--Opunake. Tuesday "I—-Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Tuesday 31—Maiiaia. JTST arrived, and now at H. BARRA-GLOUGI-FS, Hawera, the Champion Dual-Gaited Stallion, HAVOC. Winner of the "Auckland Cup, a? a three-year-old, one mile and a, quarter, 2min 4§sec; two mile?, 4-min 3feee. The oniy horse in the North Island eligible for the New Zealand Trotting Cup. Franz—Murmer. Also, the Straight-out Trotter, TODD JiEIXS. By Abbey Bells (imp.)— Countess of Lodde (imp.).

Ip a e e s r I^REES! IJI S E I S ' PLANT NOWTINUS JIUBICATA, splendid bua'j/ trees, from 15/- to 23/- per 100. I'INUS INStG-NUS, 2-year-old, ISA pa? 100; 3-year, 20/- and 25/- per 100, GOLDEN AKE-AKE—The best cardei hedjjo plant grown, from 15/- to 20/-, per 100. SEND FOR OUR GO-.PAGE CATALOG Ui OF SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES, HEDGE PLANTS, Etc. All trees grown on hiyh exposed ground, therefore very hardy. DUNCAN & DAVIES, LTD. EXOTIC NURSERY, NEW PLYMOUTB 'Phone 405. Or CITY FRUIT & FLO WES CO. Devon Street. 'Phone 270. IF YOU ARE A STRANGER Looking for the best place for a sluive, be well advised— CO TO PREECE'S For every conceivable reason that an up-to-date tonsorial saloon can adduce, the men of New -Plymouth find Preece's the best place FOR SHAVING AND FOK TOBACCO.

OUR TAILORED COSTUMES arc noteworthy for their styand distinction, ancl we are always prepared to turn out a perfect fitting Costume in any of the newest styles. We are thoroughly acquainted with the movements of fashion and can guarantee Absolute satisfaction at strictly Moderate Prices. Real style in Ladies' Dress 'is not achieved by every Tailor, hut in this we excel. GEO. P.EARCE, COSTUMIER, DF.VOX STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Going to the Dance? Then, be correctly dressed for it, and secure the maximum enjayment. "She" will appreciate your correct shirt, collar, tie, gloves; and your stylish suit. Yes, a warm overcoat and muffler will be "worth while" after the dance. We can lit you out as you ought to be clothed. DAVE CLECG INGLEWOOD'S CLOTHIER. JHOS. gIMONS SAWMILLER, - CARRINGTON ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH. Has taken this opportunity of announcing to the people of New Plymouth and surrounding districts tlat lie has Re-OI'ENED his SAWMILL, and is retailing his Timber. It would be a benefit to any contractor or builder to interview M. Simmons at his residence, Vogeltowu, or at the Sawmill. . timber dressed to order for building throughout