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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9061, 20 April 1891, Page 3

Sales by Auction j STRATFORD. TO-MOEEOW. NEWTON KING) Will sell by auotion at his yards, Stratford, on the above date, — OH ft CALVEB AND YEARLINGS OUU 150 18-Mon:hßto2-YearsStoere 80 18- Months to 2- Yearn Heifers 80 Cowa and Heifers 35 Fut Cows and Beifera 100 Mixed 18Monlli3 to 2Years 8 Youna: Jersey Heifers S»le at 1 o'clock. Also, i 25 Pairs Blankets Sale at 11 o'clock. 6% WAIWAKAIHO. THUESDAY,~APEIL 23. NEWTON~KING Will sell by auction at his yards, Waiwakaiho, on the übove date,— 4ftft CALVES AND YEARLINGS IUU 30 18- Months Mix 3d 20 Steers, 18>iMontU8 to 2- Years 5 springing Hcifora 40 Mixed Cattle 10 Dairy Cjws 25 Cows forwatd in Calf— from one Dairy 20 Mixed Cattle 150 Ewesani Wethers Sale at 1 o'clock. 684 ■ Now Published, TO BE OBTAINED FROM ALL BOOKSELLERS. TWENTY PAGES, IN COVER — PRINTED ON GOOD PAPER. REGISTERED AS A NEWSPAPER i TARANAKI fnbilee €\wmth PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED. PKICE— OJSrFsHILLING. A History of the Provincial District up to date. Description of the District. PERFECT LIST OF NAMES OF PASSENGERS BY THE FIRST VESSELS TO^TARANAKI. Illustrations : VIEW OF BROUGHAM-STREET IN 1852 — By Mr Arden, Sen. VIEW OF NEW PLYMOUTH IN-1858. THREE VIEWS OF NEW PLYMOUTH AT THE PRESENT TIME: Looking from Alexandra Hall — From Mount Eliol — From top of Convent. THE OLD BOATING SERVICE. VIEW OF THE SUGARLOAVES. TWO" VIEWS OF THE HARBOURLOOKING FROM END OF BREAKWATER TOWARDS THE SHORE —FROM THE SHORE NORTHWARD. ST. MARY'S CHURCH — THE. HIGH SCHOOL— THE CENTRAL SCHOOL.*; VIEW OF THE RECREATION GROUNDS. GRANDSTAND ON THE RACECOURSE. PLAN OF THE RACECOURSE. NEW PLYMOUTH INVESTMENT AND LOAN SOCIETY OFFICE. EGMONT BOO! FACTORY, AND EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES. MR. NEWTON KING'S SALEYARDS, WAIWAKAIHO. MOUNT EGMONT— WAITARA, &c, &c. HISTOEY o¥~TARANAKI SPECIALLY WRITTEN FOR THIS PAPER. Early History of the District — Early Settlement of the District — First Ten Years' Progress of the Settlement — How the Settlers were Initiated into Politics — Social Aspect of Taranaki During tho Fifties — New Constitution Act and the Maori King Movement — Ten Years' War and Desolation — Settlers Make a Fresh Start— Fifteen Years' Progress THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO HAVE CELEBRATED THEIR GOLDEN WEDDINGS IN TARANAKI. NAMES OF THOSE WHO ARRIVED BY BROUGHAM, WILLIAM BRYAN, AMELIA THOMPSON, REGINA, ORIENTAL,TIMANDRA, BLENHEIM, AND ESSEX. DESCRIPTION OF NEW PLYMOUTH AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. -Town of New Plymouth — Devon street — Centre of Town — Recreation Grounds — Taranaki Racecourse— Government Buildings — Town Hall— St. Mary's Church and the other churches and chapels — High School, Central School, and other Bchools — New Plymouth Investment and Loan Society — Taranaki Land, Building, and Investment Society — E/rmont Boot and Shoe Factory — Saßh and Door Factory — Miscellaneous Industrie" — Bowling Club — Hotels and Boarding-houses — Newspapers — Mitchinson's Garden — Tho Cemetery — Waterworks — Mr Newton King's Waiwakaiho Saleyards — Bell Block — Waitara — Tikorangi — Urenui — AVhito Cliffs and Mokau— Omata — Oakura — Okato — Punibo— Warea— Pungarehu — Rahotu — Opunake — Mantua — Inglewood — Ngatiinaru — The most extensive view of the country — Waipuku — Midhirst — Stratford — Ngairo — Eltham — Normanby — Hawera — .Manutahi— Whakamara —Patea. MOUNTjEGMONT, BY ITS DIFFERENT ROUTES. A MOST COMPLETE GUIDE TO | TARANAKI. Printed and Published at the Taranaki Herald Office. To Darken Grey Hair. — Lockver'e Sulphur Hair Restorer is the quickest, best, safest; co?ta less, effects more than any other The color produced ia most natural, Lockyer'i Sulphur ia tbe only English