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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8638, 26 November 1889, Page 3

Sales by Auction. WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY.. NOVEMBER 28. NEWTON KING Will sell by auction at his yarde, Waiwa kaibo, on the above date, — 4f\C\ CALVES AND YEARLING* IUU 40 2-year Steers 30 3 yoar Steers 30 Mixed Cattle 10 Heifers in Calf and Springing 10 Cows 100 Hoggets (shorn) 25 Fat Sheep 1 Fat Cow 1 Ball Also, — Under Distress Warrant, — 1 Cow 1 Bay Mare Sale at 1 o'clock. a 631 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21sr. NEWTON KING Has received instructions from Mr M Cunningham (who hus retired from business) to sell by auction at his mart, on the above date, — THE whole of his First-class Stock of SADDLERY, consisting of Gents and Ladiefi' Saddle*, Bridles of all kinds Harness, Whipe, Spurs, and usual Saddler's Stock. Without Reserve. Sale at 2 o'clock. Note. — Purchoeers can buy for Cash any of the stock, up to date of auction, AT ACTUAL COST PRICE. a 644 x NOTICE. WHEREAS certain lands at or near Ngaire, in the Provincial District of Taranaki, have been taken for public works, under "The Public Works Act, 1882," and its amendments, by Proclamation published in the New Zealand Gazette of the Seventh day of November, 1889. Now, therefore, I, Thomas Fergus, the Minister for Public Works, in pursuance and exercise of every power and authority enabling me in that behalf, do hereby appoint the Public Works Office at Wellington to be the public office at which persons having any estate or interest in any lands taken as aforesaid, or injuriously affected bj- the Hiiid Proclamation, or suffering any damage in respect of such lands from the exercise of the powers given under the Buid Acts shall serve their claims. Dursuant to "The Public Works Act, 1882," and its amend meets. Dated at Wellington, this Twentysecond day of November, 1889. THOMAS FERGUS, a 646 n26 Minister for Public Works. MONDAY, DEC. 2. Will be produced on the above date, THE CANTATA UNDER THE PALMS; OR THE JEWISH FLOWER FEAST. Musical Conductor ... Mr G. Garry ' Admission, 2a and Is ; children under 12, half price. Tickets csn be had of Measrs J. V«ale, T. Avery, W. A. Collis, White & Carter, and W. Walton. a 627 hb td LOOK OUT FOB Garrison Band PICNIC to be held on NEW YEAR'S DAY, in aid of Fund to pay expenses to Dnnedin Exhibition. Particulars in future issue. a 622 h tn f b to TARANARI HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. aatt£>tdfc dif ~r EE . Annual Ex Tickets und cntaloyues may be obtained from EDWARD HUMPHRIES, 0338 hb to Hon. Secretary. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. MONTHLY OFFICIAL TIME TABLE. ON payment in advance of an Annual SubHcription of One Shilling to the local siationmtiHtcr, & copy of the above time table will be supplied each month to mercantile or other establishments. The time table contains full and exact information concerning the trains, fnreß, and tourist excursion trips by rail throughout New Zealand. It also includes the time table of the We]lingtonMaaawntu and N.Z. Midland Railway Companies' linos. a 645 n26 BY ORDER. *• » W ZEALAND RAILWAYS. BAND OF HOPE "pTcN'IC, HEN WOOD ROAD. /^\N Thursday, 28th Nov< tuber, special PtiBRL-n>.'er Trains will leave New Plymouth at 12 noon, 10 p m., »nd 2.15 p.m. ; returnit)!; leaving Henwood Road at 5.45 \i.m , 6.40 p m., and 7 35 p.m. a 647 i 26 BY ORDER. AVERTS ILLCS'IIUTi:i) aiAHII A&2IAS&6 FOR 1890 VX7ILL be j.ublit-hrd shortly, and will * * contain tin new nicely printed enuravm^H of interesting views. Intending advertisers are requested to Read in their ad re tiscmentn as soon as popsiblc, as oi.lv a limited number will be inserted. THOMAS" AVERY, PRlNTfitt AND PUBHBHJSB,