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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 96, 21 April 1903, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. NOTICE. AUCTION SALES THfil Public are requested to note that, on and after this date, my terms for Clearing Furniture Sales and Saturday Sales at the Mart will be Striotly and Absolutely 04SH This arrangement will also apply (except in the case of Fruiterers ami Storekeepers) to all Fruit Sales. NEWTON.KIM9. February 17th, 1903.

, HA.HOTU. THURSDAY, 23bd APRIL. NEWTON KING will sell by auotion. at, his jards on the above date,— j 75 Mixed Weanars ' 30 Mixed Yearlings 20 2-year bteers 30 12 to 18 months Steers 20 Empty Heifers 10 Heifers in Calf 18 Store Oows 18 Fat Cons 1 Pair Bullocks 1 Lady's Saddle (new) Sale at 12.30 o'clock. wlßd2l SATURDAY, APRIL 25th. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr. A. Ohattbmon, who is giving up business, to sell by auction at the shop, Devon-street, on the above date, — The STOUK-IN-TRADE of Groceries, etc., consisting of, — Tinned fruit, tinned fisb, pickles, syrups, sauces, jams, tea, sugar, flour,"candles, corn flour, raisins, currants, matches, essences, vinegar, mustard, cocoa, coffee, whiting, wash soda, soap, rolled oats, pip: s, cigars, tobacco, truthes, patent medici' es, show cases, scales, chairs, fruit, biscuits and confectionery.

NO RESERVE. Sale at 1 o'clock. 18,21,21 Health k /~ikbeal fooDS, EALTH 40 VKKBAL Jj OODB, C. CARTER Has a toll supply of HEALTH and CEREAL FOODjJJUST ARhIVED. Granose Biscuits Oarataei Cereals Uranolo Protosa Nat Batter Fruit Nats

Malted Nats Bromose Glenose.Flakea Glnten At 0. CARTER, THE PEOPLE'S GROOKR. No. 110. TRYING WEATHER FORWHITE SHIRTS THE poorly laundered shitts soon show Bienn of fatigue and limpness this, weather. They may be v ry clean and white; ! but if the ironing is not correctly done they don't last. Lots of wonen know how to icon a shirt, bat tho majority do not know how to PUT A POLISH On the collars, cuffs'and fronts so 68 te preserve them. Those w' o don't know and ; would like to know i-liould tiy AYRES' CHINESE LAUNDIY GLAZR This glaze imparts a cnaut iful ivory gloss | to (.torched line i, which preserves the fabric ias well as making it looking nice. Q ite tasy \to use the glaze; there's no fuss or Wurry. I Put up in packets readv for immediate use, and sold by all storekeepers at 6d and Is l per picket. Call ft write for a sample paeket. R. AYRES, 90, Cuba-street, Wellington. 24

WAIT for Sale of Payut9rs. There will be nothing offering like it. Low upsets. Sale 3rd April, W. COURTNEY. T E E D'S BLOOD PURIFIER. COMPOUND EXTBAOT SfiRSfIPftRILLA preparation has bad the long conA tinned approval of the best physicians and it is expressly pat up to meet the popular need of a blood purifier without being related to the many quack medicines of the day o unknown composition and generally of little medicinal value. gI per bottle ; 100 doses. TEED & CO., New Ply month. USE TEED'S SKIN SOAP for skin irritation and roughness of hands, etc 1/6 a-box. See window display.

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