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Taranaki Daily News, 27 December 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS' CO-OP. FARMERS' CO-OP; HAWERA. WOOL BROKERS. yALUATIONS of Wool held at Wa-' nganui and Waitara throughout the year. We would ask clients to be careful to consign wool as follows, in full: FARMERS' CO-Ol*. ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., WANGAJSTUI Or WAITARA.

SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW. OFFERINGS held at Stratford every four weeks. Next offering: TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1919. Consignmnets must arrive by the Friday previous. Labels may be obtained: on application to any of our Agencies. L, A. NOLAN & CO. GOVERNMENT WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS; NEW PLYMOUTH. Q.OVERNMENT Valuations conducted asunder: Wool: At our stove, Quay Street, Waitara, at short intervals during Beacon. Next Valuation at Waitara: January 9. Sheepskins: At our Store, Gill Street, New Plymouth, every four weeks. Next Valution and Auction Sale: Tuesday, January 14. , r Auction Sales of Hides, Tallow, etc., conducted monthly. L. A. NOLAN & CO.

RACE MEETINGS. *9B gTRATFORD JJACES NEW YEAR'S DAY. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1919. RECORD ACCEPTANCES IN ALL EVENTS. GOOD CATERING. GOOD MUSIC. SPECIAL TRAINS from New Plymouth, Hawera and Whangamomona. Horses from Auckland and Wellington and intermediate districts will compete with Taranaki's best representatives on the picturesque Stratford Course, during what promises to be The Premier Racing Fixture of the Province. Magnificent scenery, races being run under the shadow of mighty" lEgmont in the. west and smoking Ngauruhoe and Buapehu in the east. AMPLE AND SAFE MOTOR ACCOMMODATION AND HORSE AND VEHICLE PADDOCKS.

RACING QhVB SUMMER MEETING. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. JFEBRUARY 12 & 13, 1918. HANDICAPPER: H. Coyle, STARTER ■ C. O'Connor. JUDGE: .1. R.L. Stanford. FIRST BAY. OHAWE HURDLES—A Handicap of 185 3075; ono mile, and three-quarters, PLYING IIA-NDICAP —A Handicap of 300 SOTS: sis furlongs. MERE - "MKTtK HACK FLAT—A Handicap of 150 sovs; five furlongs. .EOMONT CUP—A 'Handicap of 000 govs; one mile and a half.. LADIES PURSE-HHack) o? 120 sovs; eight and a half furlongs. " '* EGJIONT STAKES—Of 500 sovj. (Closed) Six furlongs. ■ ~i. . -MIPASA-.HACK fliAT— of ICO sovs, seven furlongs, V/HAREROA WELTER— A Handicap- of '£oo- - seven furlongs. SECOND DAY. OKAIAWA HURDLES—A Hiindicap of 150 sots; One mile and a half, tVAIMATE HANDICAP—A Handicap of 250 sovs.' six furlongs., FARMERS', PLATE HANDICAP—(Hack) of 120 sovs; one mile and a distance. ATKINSON MEMORIAL,.STAIvEa-A Handicap of 500 sovs, one mile and a quart*?. iAIAIDEN HACK SbURKY—Of 120 ' sovs; five furloncs, ... ' . ' HAWERA STAKES-Of 500' sovs. (Clossd.) One raile. tNAHA HACK FLAT—A Handicap of 150 ton: six furlongs. XORMAXiiV WELTER—A Handicap wf 2CO sovs; Eight and a half furlongs. NOMINATIONS for all events, 1 sot Clost FRIDAY, January ITth, 191!),, at 8 p.m. Full Programme advertised in Tha Njn Zealand Referee. V B. STEATTOX Secretary, Box DI, Ilawcxa. Telephone Mo. 437

IMPERIAL || 0 TEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. JAMES HAWKINS .. . Proprietor. NOTIFIES old and new friends that lie lias now taken over this oldestablished and well-known hostelry. The travelling public can rely on the best attention and every modern comfort. The Private Bar is one of the best in the province. Good Commercial and Private Rooms always ready Winea and Spirits best 011 the market. Cuisine excellent. Tariff moderate Ail liquor* true to label ,