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Taranaki Daily News, 2 November 1915, Page 8

KING'S UST Of .*■ .vo\T\mrcn— Tue-May, —Kuliiitu, '1 ih'.-iiii;.. - Simti'or.i .ivit'i r S:tii*. l'lvlay, \Vii v':v' Satnr-lay, (1--Sti';ulo* I lli.r-i* I'aif .Woudjy, H Tiu->-lii;. ( !i-L'.u < i-; Tiu* i; ; Strath M Sjirin-jji : !K j i-U-v Sale. WYJiu'vlay, 10 ;;y Monday. 1" - {' Til.-May H) i. - ": t. H>r.l S-ji liu-i. - ir.'ifiT ~'a\V. Thi'mlhv, IU---S:v. {'i.r ■ IT I"r;?r \V<Mni'.-<h ! y. 17- i;'a.aiii. ' Friiia v, 1!! Wa!,t lc.ill.it. Af.iiulay. ->•>•••' I „:.r. Tuesday. -i ,Vr.\ Tues.lav. -j:: -•. ,t. hVifcr s\'!,v Wednesday, !2!--£:i»u t v U'wr. Krida', l!;j—----.Mondav. 2:)- I'r«»fini Tuesday, ::0 -IU V. fi MI. Kiitriiw sai.f. or J> di-:\-tii. p oikr l tv. i; •.rn;i).'iV. no rJEVVTC.N KirCG |--JAS m-o'vcl in-t:u, Uoin ir.wii th* Exwutor* of ti:]'.-iatc . r the i#. v . .Mrs. Emily linker to se.l bv Au.tu.a ut liU Mart—ihat Cnoiie ne.i.leniial fituati'il oil tin- I'lirriiijjlun utT. I, near I 'nekitra Park niiiain, known u, ''ll. <>ol;«i:!e," nart m-tinn 1025 Town of \V,v Plymouth. with loimnoiliiii!> '>n.l well-bu! It l'e-;i<lenee thereon. This is a lii'-tlittle 'Vopt-i ty. ve; -■ suitable for a Imsinei-i man, Ijimnv only a few minuted vail; from tin- rehire of the town, ami within a stone'; throw of New Zealand's n:uH beautiful Par I .'. To be solil a b:i.';;a 11 to cose (be H-tats, Full |>artii>ii!ar.< 011 application t<v Mr. Newton Kiir\ Kale n( 2 p.m.

RUCTION pAI.K OK pKEJ-'HOLD : L ANa NEWTON KINO JJAS been instructed by the kx.tcn« tors of the late John Nurthcutt to sell by Public Auction at his Mart, Devon .Street, New I 1!;, mouth on SATURDAY, Oth day of NOVEMIIKK, 1915, at 2 p.m.— The Freehold of tint desirable Dairy Farm situated on York Road, near liuirangi, and containing 101 acres, all arabb land, and well watered by stivums. being sections 74 and To, Hu : ran<ri District, subject to Deed of Lease to James Andrew Xicoll, for si.\" years, from August 1, 1911, at an annual rental of £3O. Tiie Property is well subdivided, and has a four-roomed ho:l=eanl cowshed. Three-quarters of a mile to Factory. For full particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to MESSRS HOVKTT & Qt'ILLIAM, Solicitors, Devon Street.

8 No. I.—Rich in F»t. With o*ir 30 J«t pifto luitetd in Tai CaU Mm], • fuuiattad fat conteat «( J3's& U ob'.tiatd withcof •dditioa «f trude fi«h or aoimd «U No. 2,-Eaay to ' Emuliifiea In hot or ctid water or wh«y, b«u><uc Haaly couruL No. 3.—Build* Stamina. > H W Lawrcok, F.C.S., Walbngtoa Analyri, mj« it » • wcll-haLoced ration that forwt food Una and frtiM a»d flcih of jroung «tcc!t. Na 4.—Natural Colour. Creamy Colour of Tui Ckl/ Moil due lately to rich ingredient]. No. 6.~Pleuant Tasie. Afwajl piiatafcia to calvci, diy reliihtd. B. GRIFFITHS &. Co., New Plymouth WEBSTER BROS., New Plymouth. H, C. LUKK. INGLEWOOD. C. E.- GAUSIAD, WAITARA.

m - ICC Congenial Work for Women The fascination of Bee-keeping strongly appeals to women. The work involved in looking after a'.few Hives is light and pleasant, and most interesting. After the home is supplied with honey, the balance can be sold at good prices. Any information desired will be gladly supplied by us. We are agents for the (7ILLMNCF /ißec-Hives WM. ROWE, BROUGHAM STREET. AGENT,