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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 11648, 3 April 1901, Page 3

Sales by Amtiuu. Lepperton. THUBSDAY, APBIL 11. NEWTON KING Has received instructions from Mr G. H. Foote, -who ia leaving tho district, to Bell by auction on th.n farm, Leppeno i, on ThurjKiav, £pul I !'<&,— ALL his DAIRY and FARM STOCK, consisting of, — 17 Cows in milk and to calvo 6 Half Jersey Heifer Calves 1 Purebred Jersey Bull 1 Light Draught Hor*e 1 Harness Pony, 1 Shetland Pony 1 2 year old Filly, by Albem Victor 1 Spring Tip Drar, 1 Light Dog Cart 1 Hornfby Mower, Harness, Milk Cat b, Farm and Garden Toola Carpenter's B- nch aud Tools 1 Stac c aboui 20 tons Hiy 1 Stack about 8 tons Oatej Hay. Lunch at noon. Sale at 1.30 o'clock. i 69 ™ THURSDAY, APRUi 11. NEWTON KtNG ! Has lesaived instructions from Mr F. Juby to fell by anoHon on the oromi ci, (iovor-street, on Tburoday, 11th Airi',TlflE WHOLE of hh STO X of 1 OROIBRIF S aai HOUSEHOLD FOBNtTUBE, &o I trbiouUrs later. alO5 Ef ster Holidays. Easter Holidays. WANGANUIJVER TRIPS. The now favourite Excursion of the Colony. On MILES ON NEW Oft Oil ZEALAND'S RHINE. OU MESSRS HATRICK & Co. will run r Daily Her vice during tbe £«ster Holidays from Wanganai Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Sunday, Easter Monday and Tuesday, returning the following days. Faje.o, which include the splendid Upper Reaches trip, 20?, by the Firm's Special Tourist Steamer Ohura The Upper Beaches Trip includes all the best of the beautiful scenery on the Wanganui River. a 42 HATRICK & C'\ JOHN T. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Modern Languages (French aud German). Qualifications. — French, Premier dayman (Edin) ; German, Third Priz3aao (Edio). MR CAMPBELL is open to receive a limited number of pupils for private tuition iv tbe above languages. Tfxt BjDks an p r B.A. Byllabu?, 1901, vie.,- tren-h: Racinod "Athalie' and " An^romaqu^," Bossabt'ii " Oraisona Futebre?." German : Les-.iug's " Minna von Barohelm'* and Goethe* " F^us-." aB2 MAYORALTY. r ADIES AKD GENTLEMEN.— Ju Having, in response to tbe deputation which waited on me, consented to again become a CandHato for the office of Mayor, I hope to receive the favour of your votea on the day of the poll. 875 E. DOCKRILL. MAYORALTY ELECTION. f ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— In Li response to a numerously signed requisition asking me to become a Candidate for the offioe of Mayor, I have consented to be nominated, and trust to receive your support. 912 RICHARD COCK, [a c*bd.] MISS JENKINS DRESSMAKER, (Late of Wellington) DEVON STREET EAST, Near Firebell. 920 JUST ARRIVED. Ex S.S. KUMARA, RANGITARA and BIMUTAKA 8 CASES of NEW GOODS FJR THE WINTER SEASON Consisting of : — Dross Goods — Splendid value . Jackets and Capes— Latest styleß. Waterproof CoatE — New Paddock shapes. Children's Winter Coats — Large a*6ortinent. Children's Hits and Bonnetß— L^rge assortment. Velveteens - Fee our line at Is 3d yard. Sheetings Flaunelettes, Calicos — Bought before the riao in cotton. Furs, Kid Gloves Eveni'g Sutde Gloves, t[< « etc. et". J. ii. BENTLEY, DRAPER, Devon Street. TARANAKI MUSEUM npiHE following ranmbers of the I Committee of Management are authorised to RECEIVE EXHIBITS and io issue receipts — His Worship the Mayo-, Messrs R. Bayley, W. H. Skinner, W. L. Newman, W. ft. Spencer, and abo Mr C. E. Bellringer (Town Clerk). As the Committee desires to open the Museum at an early date those wishing to uake donations ot exhibit?, either at> gift or loan, are requested to do so at Hocn as convenient. W. E. SPfINUER, 737 Hon. Sec1/WR SALE, as a goiug concern,— I? Well established (iROCBBY BUSINESS ; populous and thriving neighbourhood; stock, all new and well assorted, at a valuation Exo silent reasons for eelliog. For further particulars apply F. U. JURY, corner of Gover arid Courteuvy-slreetf . UlB OANDOW DEVELOPERS, for phyrical 0 culture at h^me.— At Tatjntoh.s Oyoxk Depot, New f lymoutb.