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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9063, 22 April 1891, Page 3

Sales by Auction TO-MORROW. On account of whom it may ooncern. NEWTON KING Haa recoived instructions to sell by auction at the Haymarkot, on the abovo date, — f\n BALES J and G R ft'LAX (more or CX I less), damaged by sea water, ex Wanaka. Sale at 11 o'clock 705 WAIWAKAIHO. TO-MORROW* : newtoFking Will sell by auction at his yards, Waiwakaiho, on the above dale,— AC\f\ CALVES AND YEARLINGS IUU 30 18-Months Mix-id i 20 Steers, 18-Montbs to 2- Years 5 springing Heifers 40 Mixed Tattle 10 Dairy Cows 25 Cows forward in Calf— from one Dairy 20 Mixed Cattle 150 Ewes and Wethers Sule at 1 o'clock. GB4 SATURDAY, APRIL 25. WITEOUT RESERVE. NEWTON KING Has leceired instructions from Mr D. Kujiney, who bus gold his shop, and is leaviag for England, to sell by auction on the promises, on tbo above dote, — nPHE whole of his large'and valuable ■*• stock, coneistiusr o£ DRAPERY AND CLOTHING — Men's, Youths' and Boys' Suite, Overcoats, Shirts, Hats, Dreespieoes, Winceys, Hou.espuns, Prints, Flannels, Sheeting , Calicoes, &o , &c. CROCKERY WARE — Toilet Sets, Tea Sets, Platea, Dibhee, du^g, &c. Floorcloths, Mattin-iB. and a large assortment of General Groceries. Sale at 1 o'clock. 641 It is said that some people have no conscience. It must be true, or Wolfe's Schnapps could not be imitated. Oysters ! •A3!R!YJ2i> r nM)AY A FRESH SUPPLY per s.s. Gairloc/i. Also, 1 CASK AUCKLAND SMOKED SOHNAPPER— SpeciaI cure. ST£PH£Ne~& CLUETT 463 •Uso your intelligence - and buy only Wolfo's Schnapps fresh"o Asters" SMOKED FISH JUST ARRIVEiD. TARANAKI OYSTER SALOON. James Mart. 421 Wolfe's Schnapps is imitated., look for ho name OYSTERSI OYSTERS I TN any. quantity, nt 21 per dozen. Smoked Darracouta del to 6d each, (Smoked Haddock 31 to 6 i each. Freßh Fish twice a week. Please leave your orderelit the CITY BUFFET. <g°All goods delivered free of charge. i Frnit as cheap as any in New Plymouth. Lollies — 6d per lb, cheaper by the tin. Biscuits from 31 per lb. The popularity and enormous sales of Wolfe's Schnapps testify, 3 to its intrinsic merits. EGMONT BOARDING HOUSE ' (.Next (he Boot Factory), BROUGHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. "TPHE above Boarding Boose has been •*• newly farniehfd and fitted up with Hot, Cold, and Shower Batbs. Good accommodation. Meals, Is. Board and lodging 18s per week. Mrs M. JONES, 182 Proprietress. ... - BCARD (COMFORTABLE and Roomy Apartmentß for Visitors or Invalids, in, a" Charmingly-situated House just outside' Mew Plymouth. Sea view, >Termß moderate. Also for Iliny A fine upstanding GKNTLF MAN'S < ' HACK " MRS. BKRRIDGE, Tbo Grange' 35 oo Belt Road, N«w Plymouth Neither trickery nor competition ha 9 been able to affect the reputation of Wolf e'B Scbnappn. NOTICE. T. RUSDEN, I BRICKLAYER AND MASON. Ohimneye and Bakcis' Oveos built, and Colonial Ovens Bet, Town and Country or J era promptly attended to. Addruim -- Powdsbham Stbbbt, w*w Plvmotjth 191 When a gonuino article . such as Wolfe'B Schnapp'a'has earned a good name for ilsolf frauds spring up. FOR BAL&. A FARM of 506 aoree,' situate on the Main South- Road : about 10 milee • J om New Plymouth, rrioe £2 10s per icre, — Apply to ARTHUR STANDISH, 360 Solicitor. \/AOANOIEBfor BOARD ERB.— AppIy * to Mbb. Wkekbs, Sonaerßet Honse, 'evnn-*<trf>pt. - nB7fi In spite of all imitations Wolfe 8 Schnapps stands in foremost rank of beverages - . £2,600 h»a been paid away in Wolfe §