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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7171, 15 September 1886, Page 3

Sales by AuctionTIKORAWGI, gT 0 - M 0 R B 0 W. NEWTON KING Has rece'ved instructions from Mr. P. Matchett, who is giving up the Drapery nnd HaTdwaie trade, to sell by nuction at his shop, Tikorangi, on the above date, — mHK Whole of his ASSORTED STOCK A of Hen's, Youlhs', nv.d Boys' Clothi ig, Blankets. Raps, and Bed ClothiDg of al sorts, Barb Wire, Spades. Cross-cut Saws, Saws, Hammers, Galvanised Buckets, Guns and Fittings, and General Hardware Sto:k. Sale at 1 o'clock. TERMS-. - - CASH. a 391 hsp7 9 11 13 15 b spll SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. NEWTON KING Has received instructions from Mr. James K. Retell (who is leaving for Auckland) j to sell by auction at his mart, on the above date, — HIB VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTIES, consisting of — Section 675 and part section 674, New Plymouth, with 6-room Dwelling and detached Wnsh-house, &C. (at present occupied by T. White, Esq.) Part Section 690, New Plymouth, with 6-room Dwelling (occupied by Mr Eevell) Both these properties are pleasantly situated, within a minuto's wplk of the Government Buildings. Easy Terms can be arranged. Sale, at 2 o'clock. a4°6 h sp!7 RAHOTTJ. Clearing Sale. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st. At 12 o'clock. BUDGE & McCUTCHAN Save received instructions from Mr. E. R. MoßGis, to Fell by public auction on his faira, Rahotu, on the above date,— HIS FARM, STOCK and IMPLEMENTS. The Farm, D9ing Section 94, Block 1, Dpunake, containing 100 Acres, sub-divide i nto 3 pan docks, on which are erected 2•oomed House, D.iiry, Washhouse, Stable, Stockyard, and Cowshed. STOCK :— 15 Quiet Milkers SO Quiet Heifers 30 Mixed Weaners 1 Good Bull 12 Horses 20 Pigs. IMPLEMENTS:— Horse Power a jil 1 hreshing Mill comple'e, Ploughs, Harrows, Swingletrees, lip Dray, Chaff cutter, Dog Cart, Harness, and Sundries. Lunch Provided. Persons wishing to insject^the rroperty ;an do so on application t3 Mr, Morgan, on ;fce farm. BUDGE & McOTJTCHAN, i 441 hb sp2o Auctioneers, Manaia, IN BANKRUPTCY. A LL ACCOUNTB o*ing to Mr. Ctjdd's J\. estate must be P4ID forthwith, at my ffice. F. P. CORKILL. Deputy Official Assignee. t 442 sp!s w A m *c* xx CHE DE BURGH ADAMS LODGE No, 416, 1.0. pEQULAR MONTHLY MEEI ING at the X\i Matonic Lodge, Robe-s'reet, en WediESDAT Evemsg (15th instant,) at 7.30 )'clock. Visiting Brethren corlially invited. a 287 Bpls h ASIITISG of the Boyal Commission appointed to inquire into and report apon the Lacd Claims of Volunteers enrolled between the years 1873 and 1876; as also ihose cf discharged Soldiers of H.M.s Military and Naval Forces, and o'her clnima uf a like nature, will be held at the Mililia Cffice New Plymouth, at 10 a.m , on the 23rd and 24 th September, when the Commissioner will hear evidence in support of all claims brought before them. Claims in writing should be sent in to the Secretary, Royal Commission, Post Office, New Plymouth, on or before the 22nd September, setting forth came and address of Claimant, Regiment, or Volunteer Corps to which he belonged, date of discharge, what application he has made for Land or Eciip, and to whom. Claimants should in all cases be ready to produce their discharges. W. E. GUDGEON a 438 h Bp2o Commissioner, NOTICE. THE Adjourned Meeting re Forming Fitzroy Townships and Suburbs into a Town District will be held in the Filzroy Fchool, on Thdbsdat, the 16th instaat, at 7.30 p.m. A. F. FOOTE, a434h 813 15 Chairman. GREAT SALVATION TEA ON FRIDAY NEXT. To Welcoma ow New Officer— CAPTAIN R. SMITH and LIEUT. LEWISTickets, Is 6d ; children, half-price. ■s- ALL AReFwELCOME i ai29 epltj DREW'S IS- LAST WJ3EK. IN NEW PLYMOUTH Shop closed after Saturday. GOODS LOWER THAN EVER. No Reasonable Offer Refused. INSPECTION SOLICITED. a 433 sp!B "li^Oß the convfnience of Clients ia IngleJL «ood and its neighborhood. Mr. It. O. HUGHES, Solicitor, will viftit Icglewood on Wednesdays, when he can be coceulted at tte office of Mr, B, Steyeiss, a 395 bb to