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Taranaki Daily News, 12 November 1919, Page 7

SHOWS STRATFORD A; & P. SHOWJ THE SHOW OF SHOWS. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26 AND 27. £I2OO in Prize Money Given Away. Big Classes for Competitions, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Home Industries Write for a Schedule. A. J. BARE, Box 59, Stratford. _ Entries close Tuesday, 18tk November, at 9 p.m. Local Agents: Mr. H. Okey, Taranaki A. and P. Association, New Plymouth; Mr. Newton King, Inglewood; Messrs Gaustad & Marlow, Waitara. WANGANUI AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. (Incorporated.) GRAND ANNUAL SHOW. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19 AND 20. Grand Parade of Stock on the Second Day. WANGANUI CANINE SOCIETY'S DOG SHOW. Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs. Produce, Cooking, Needlework, and School Exhibits. RETURNED SOLDIERS' CLASSES. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8. . Schedule on Application to C. T. GEFFORD-MOORE, Secretary. Office, Taupo Quay, WanganuL j ONEMAN SHEEP RUN This choice piece of country carries our recommendation. 930 ACRES FREEHOLD TITLE. Situated on the Northern Wairoa river and with private wharf on the property. This is the main access for goods and wool is shipped from here. There is a good road at the back oi the property and new road to be formed.to connect with the Wairoa River bridge at Dargaville, which will bring the homestead within about six miles from the town by good level road. The property is well fenced and divided into ten paddocks —the bullock paddock of about 300 to 350 acres is a particularly choice piece of country. The whole block is easy hills and large proportion will be ploughable when stumped. Forty acres river flat land in convenient paddocks close to homestead. The dwelling contains six rooms, well appointed, and conveniences include h. & c. water, large woolshed with machines and engine (included), stables, store rooms and all necessary buildings. This being the last of the famous Te Kohuroa Estate of 4000 acres we are not able to state what stock has been carried on this particular portion, but there being a large area of puriri and tarairie country graziers will appreciate Lhe quality of the pastures. PRICE £ll PER ACRE. TERMS £IOOO CASH, BALANCE ARRANGED. APPLYTHE COLMORE-WILLIAMS SERVICE, .AND AUCTIONEERS AND AGENTS, COLMORE HOUSE, DARGAVILLE. R oul M AII NEW PLYMOUTH TO OPUNAKE DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. TME-TAJLE AND FARES. S»i» Pjlmouth (depart) 18# 4.15 *-• Omata 7.40 4.30 2/6 4/ Oakura 8.0 4.50 4/8 7/1 Tataralmaka 8.20 5.10 6/ 10/ Okato 8.35 5.25 If 12/ Puniho 8.50 5.40 8/ 14/ Warea 9.0 5.50 8/6 18/ Pungarehu 9.15 6.0 9/ 16/ Rahotu #25 #.lO 10/ 17/1 Oaenul 8.40 8.25 12/ 20/ Oaunaia (miltoJ 10.15 6.45 IS/ Z2/I Opunake (depart) 7.15 3.30 Oaenul 7.35 3.45 2/6 </t Rahotu 7.50 4.0 4/6 7/4 Pungarehu 5.5 4.15 6/ 10/ Warea 8.15 4.25 7/ 12/ Puniho 8.30 4.35 8/ 14/ Okato 8.50 4.50 »/ 15/ Tataralmaka 0.10 5.5 11/ IT/t Oakura 9.25 5.15 11/ »/ Omat* #4O 5.25 12/ 20/ Saw Plymouth (arrlte) 10.0 5.1$ 13/ 22/f Seats may be booked and parcels left at Um Garage. King's Buildings, Brougham Strati, Hew Plymouth, or Club Hotel Stables. QpuHake. All parcel* to be prepaid. X. WOOUOBIDGI. PLYMOUTH JXGLEWOOD, ppiBATA AND pUBANGL ROYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICE, "CMQHT-SEATEH Hudson Cox leaves Purangl dally at 1 o'clock to estcli the 9 a.ro train for south; also connecting with mall car at Inglewood {or Nes» Plymouth, arriving Now Plymouth about 10 o'clock. TIME-TABLE AND FABE3 TO NEW PLYMOUTH. am. Stogie. Return. Inglewood 9.0 3/ g/ Kpnont Village 9.15 8/ 5/ Kent Road 9.34 t/t \t l*wer Mgncorel 8.45 if u Now Plymouth 10.0 Iteturn.~-Leavea Inglewood 3 p.m. ' Customer* are kindly requested to note th»l ■ll Parcel* must be pre-paid. The usual Inglewood Cic leares HookJuua'a Corner at 4 p.m. sharp. Parcel Office: Beu. BnelllnK anc Co. Brouehham Street, New Plymouth. J. R- ARCHIBALD, Proprietor. RANTED KNOWN-That the News can do all classes of printing equal to the best and at reasonable prices. Ring up No. 17 (Jobbing Department),