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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9722, 13 June 1893, Page 3

Sales by Auction. . | WAIWAKAIHO~ ! THURSDAY, JONE 16. NEWTON KING Will sell by auction at his yards, WaiwakaihOj on tho above date, — yf/^YEARL ING& tfcU 35 Ca!v r 10 2| to 3 year Steers 40 18-raonths Mixei J5 Springing Heifers 6 Fat Heifers 5 Cows 150 Woolly Lambs 12 Ewts ia lamb JOO Fat Wetbera Sale at 12 30 o'clock aid

WANTED TO PURCHASE OLD N;W Z<\Um POSTaGk from 1855 to 1873. ' CZA mOt -^"CH" CH P ai(l f °r NZ. QU LX/ 3QJi STAMPS of theie iseues. It ' will repay old residents to search up their old letters nni forward them to the undoifi ,ned. Stamps in fairs or blocks or on ori.rnil L-ttere allowed extra for at a liberal ra f e. Ala, hi^h price s paid for old Anstralinn Btaraps. Cash sent promptly per return mtiil. W. ORCHARD & Co., ' as3h 29, P. 0., Hawera. OLD COLONIAL POSTAGE STAMPB. ANY quantity oE tho above will be purch.sed at full values. Apply to •* Colliotor,. 1 Care of Mr F. P, Corkil, a6om New PL* month. __• • Evetts BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Devon-street East. MANUFACTURER of Malt Bread undtr Montgomerie's Patented Process. Also Wheat Mral Bread and Malt Scones. The Malt Extract keeps the bread moiar, mikes it delicious in flavor, fine in texture, and beautiful in color. GT Invaluable to sick people and growing children. This process was awards 1 Gold Medal, Industrial Exhibiioo, Glasgow, 1886 7 ; Prize Medal. Eiinburgb, 1836, highest award; Certificate of Merit by the Sanitary and Heilth Institute Grout Britain. Wedding, Christening, and Birthday Cakes to order. Sooials, Pionioß, Balls, etc., supplied on shortest notice. H. REVELL, PASTRY COOK, BAKER, AND CONFECTIONER, BEGS to inform tin public that he is now makiag Malt Brond according to the latest recipes, an I whioh his beon tested and approved by Dr Lutham, who slated that it is easily dices' el aud hi. hly nutritious. Also, Malt Scones aud Whont Meal Bread, which are highly recommended. All £00 Is guaranteed Al. T. BETTERIDGE BEG 3to inform the inhabitants of New Plymouth and outrict that be has commenced bueinesi as Fruiterer, Grocer, and General Storekeepor, in the shop recently occupied by Mr Harvey, bootmaker, next to Mr Svetta, baker, Devon-street, and hopes by strict attention to merit a shore of public patronage. Note address— DEVON STRffiET \Next Mr Evetts, Baktr). al4sm

SPECIALTIES AND NOVELTIES Groceries, Provisions, AND Italian Goods. ___ Evaporated T^ Peaches _5e Evaporated fe_ Apricots Pnre «_J Honey Pare Lard Factory onv Cheese BTa con _3_) Hama Tinned ■_« Rabbit Teas. ™ Teas. TEAS, Same as distributed throughout the to wo. DEVON & COURTENAY STREETS.

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS, HAVING decided to leave by the next 'Frisco steamer (en route to England), I will undertake to sell conßignmenta of BUTTEK and UUEE-'E, if sufficient inducement offers, by Opening a Sh pin the Weßt End of Lobdon. Ny past experience in Now Plymouth should be a sufficient guarantee to merit tho confidence of any who may entiust me with Prod tee. Account Sales will bo rendered monthly, and rash returned tbroagh the Bank of New Zoalan/'. Apply or address, JOHN HANDY, Eliot Street, ul3sm New Plj moulh. TO BE LET ON LEASE. AT an early date, — Those oentrnllyei.uated premises in Gills'reet now ooeuf.iod by Meesra Howell Bros., comprising workshop and about seven rooms, garden and outbuildings. — Apply to a 92 W. J. BHAW, Laud Agent. _ FOR SALE, SECTION 778, in the Frankley Road Diuuict; 75 acres. About t nothuds (tanking bush.— c or particulars, &o, apply at this Offioo. 042 TO BE LET, OR FOR bALE. I'HE1 'HE old- established CURRIE-STREET BAKERY, lately in tho occupation of Mr J. Weat. Apply to 984 m W L. NEWMAN. IF YOU WOULD LIVE LONG and prosper drink good Coffee. It maketh tn« heart glad, keepoth the brain clear, and belpeth digestion. Be suro and ask fot Crease's Al Coffee. Sold only in 1 and X l b tins.— Advt