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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7339, 5 April 1887, Page 3

• Sales "by Amction. ___ STONY RIVER TO. M OR BOW. NEWTON KING Will sell by auction at his yards, Stony Bivar, on the above date — X A O A L V E S O\J 35 Yeirlings 40 18-months Hand-fed Heifers 26 Cows and Calves 40 3 -year Steers 40 Fat Sheep 80 Mixed Stores 1 Bull Also,— J ton Honey, Sale at 1 o'clock. 5 16b ap2 h aps

WAIWAKAIfIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 7. NEWTON KING Will sell by auction at his yards, Waiwakaiho, on the above d >te,— 1 Q(} ° A L V E S JLOXJ 70 Yearlings 30 18-monihß Steers 60 2-yean Steers 20 Heifers in Calf 12 Fat Cown 80 Ewes in Lamb 70 Lambs 200 Breeding Ewes Sale at 1.30 o'clock, 517 hb ap6 ' TUESDAY, APRIL 12th. NEWTON KING

Has received instructions from Mr. Hknbt Bbown (who has leased his farm to Messrs. Buckle, and is leaving the Colony), to Sell by Auction at tbe Farm, Urenui, on the above date, — THE WHOLE OF THE CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, FARM IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, &0.,.&0., consisting of :— *- Cattle— 4o Fat Bullocks ; KM) 3to 4-year-old Steers ; 60 2£-year-old Steers ; 7 Very Choice Milch Cows ; 6 Hand-fed Heifers, in calf ; 9 Young Stock ; 1 Bull ; 40 Fat Sheep ; 30 Lambs ; 6 Draught Colts, rising 4 years; 3 Draught Mares and Geldings ; 4 Good Hacks. '*\- Implembnts — Disc and Tine Harrowß/2 S.F. Ploughs, Tip Dray, 4 Saddles' and Bridles, 1 Side Saddle. FOBNITDRK — Drawing-room Suite, Oar?et, Oval Table, Card, Dining, and Round 'ables, Bentwood Chairs, Rug, Couches, Oilcloth, Fender, Chest Drawers, Bedsteads, Washstands, Tables, Matting, Dairy and Kitchen Utensils, 1 portable Kitchen 'Range (nearly new). Luncheon at 12. Sale at 12.80. TERMS : 3 months' approved Bills for amounts over £20. 463hap2 5 711 b ao9

PUBLIC T)BNEFIT g TORES Grocery and Provision Department STILL maintains its position as an Al Establishment for Fibbt-olass Goods. Every effort is being made, not only to retain the position my T X J± S— have won in the estimation of tbe pnblio, bat to merit the unanimous verdict that for an uniform standard of quality you can rely- on theP.B.S. - My Teas are carefully blended from pure China, Indian, and Ceylon Teas, At the same time I wn ever ready to avail myself of the experience of well-known Tea Blenders. Independent of my own Teas, will be found in Stock, NELBON, MOATE tc Cos.; and to arrive on Saturday, March 12th, from the Empire Tea Company, tbe following Teas: — CROWN 1 his is sp cially blended to pni» n meet the requirements oi . B»Anv thoße who ]ike a thlc fc I'quorwith strong flavour.'- , . Sold- in pound and half- g% pound paeke s 2j ORESOENT is a blend of first crop np.« n c,2 China and Ceylon .. uaAHU Tenß( and i 8 digt}B . guished by its delicate flavour.* Ponud and Q/£* half-pound packets JUjXJ Also, the woll-known " Q DRAGON BRAND UB W Tbe bnyer of a Pound of Tea can bare a pound of Lnmp Sugar at 4d. COFFEES— a constant supply. The buyer may depend on a Coffee fresh and of fall aroma. Customers waited upon for their orders. Goods delivered to any part of the Town. IP- IB_ S. DBAPERY. AND GROCERY STORES, 881 h tc—

JJALLENSTfcIN-gROS., Manufacturers, Naval & Military Outfitters, Hosiers and Hatters.

THE VIEW 7EALIAND ■ PLOTHING . TUOTOBY v _ T . j . For the Sale of Men's, Boys', ana Youths' N,Z, MADE CLOTHING, Blankets, Shirts* Hosiery. Kg* AT FACTORY PRICES 1 Jgt Tn& Mosgiel Tweed Clothing made b Hallenstein Bros, is unequalled for Style, Durability, and Cheapness. "INSPECTION is respeotfullj invi^S the X different departments being now replete with, new Goods. r-pERMS Strictly Cash. All Goods are JL marked in plain figures, from which no abatement can be made. New Plymonth branch : DEVON STKEET W. H, Clarke, Manager. !

Mokau Coal* BEST HOUSEHOLD COAL, Twice Screened, Delivered to any part of I the Town at 325. 6di per ton.