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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12198, 17 January 1903, Page 5

SALES B% ATJGTiaN. Impbitant Sale of Freehold ;_ AND k Leasehold Allotments.^ S SATORDAY, JANUARY 31.; .ff - T NEWTON KING "Has received instructions^ from the Trustees of the Primitive Methodist Church to sell by auctioifathjs Mart on Sat- . . urday, January 31st, — 3 -VALUABLE FREEHOLD AL- ■> LOTMENTBf being sub-division of of/STew Plymouth. ; These valuable. building sites are situated 'at "tbe corner of Devon and Mt. Edgecomhe streets, within three minutes' *" walk of the Post Office.' , j, Also, — i-I VALUABLR LEASEHOLD LI ALLOTMENTS, being parts of Town Sections 247, 248, 249, 272,^273; 274, 275, and 276. ■ These beautiful building,sites are most > conveniently^ '-situated on high ground,' with frontages to Devon and Powderham , "streets, almost immediately; opposite the . -ifcfew Plymouth lawn" tennis courts, and within two or three minutes' walk of the ' 'Post Office. . ; - . 5 The Jeases"wiU be for 21 years; with re-val'iaLtiotf clauses, ' protection of improvements, perpetual .rights of renewal, iand free frpm compulsory building conditions. '""''"■ Full particulars at J. Bellringer's, or, from the Auctioner. ■■'•" Lithograp Plans will be issued in a -few dayß., , ..-Sale atr,'2.3o o'clock^ - ;; ;; ■ ■' " ' ' . 337 : . ;THUBSDAY/JANUAEY 22, WATO;LAING AND WBIGiHTf ?■ Have received instructions from Mr» ; - Alfred Drake to offer at public auction -f\ on Thursday, January. 22nd, — 8 SECTIONS at Fitzroy j low re- I serves and easy terms. | Sale, on the ground i if .wet in the I Bacon Factory. . . - ; ft Free-brake from Bank of New Zealan d i% 2.15. . -. - v , ; Sale at 2.45 p.m. EDGAfe WATT,. / : 339 v , Auctioneer. ; : JANUARY 21. 'iIESSES WATT.rLAING AND , WKCGHTI Have received- instructions to sell by „ - -* public auction on. Wednesday, January 21st,— ." ... •-..';. " THE Valuable Property in Bullerstfeet, known as the late Mr James: Bellringer's paddock (sections 1309, 13i0, - 1311, and 1312)/ The property will be offered in eight lots, each comprising oneeighth of an acre (one lot carrying small ■stable,) '-'„'„-' Each lot will be offered with the op- - tion of two or more,. " Ail the sections are. on the sunny side * of the street, and the upsets have been. ;' placed a^ low as £75 each. ■ These are the nearest freehold sections . to the centre of town on the market, and should 'me'et-with ready sale. " Sale at 5.30 p.m., on the ground if weather fine ; if wet, at the office of Messrs Watt, laing, and , ;:; [■^Wright, Egmont-street. . EDGAB WATT -286" Auctioneer.

. .ifOjRTH TABANAKI \ RIFIiBI, ASSOCIATION. F^ST SSbTING, To be held at New Plymouth on m' Wednesday and Tliursday, , 4th' and -sth February, 1903. Open to Civilians, Volunteers, Cadets, - MembersOf Rifle Clubs, etc. PROGRAkME: No 1. Waitafa "Match, 500 and 600yas. 16 prizes valued £15. Entrance 3s -i No. 2. Nursery Match, 500 yds. 8 prises valued £7 10s. Entrance 2s '8d ' N No. 3. Guards' Match, .300 andf 600 yds. < Trophies' valued £30. , Ist ' prise, Match. Rifle, value £10 10s, presented . -by Lieut. .Messenger. Entrance 5s No: 4. N.P. Match, 30.0, 500. anS 600 yds. 23 prizes value £24. Entrance 3s 6d : Np. 5. Disappearing Target, 200 yds. 15 prizes, £7. s Entrance 2s 6d ' No. 6. District Match. To be fared on . . Thursday, sth Pebfinary. 7 shots at 300, 500, and 600 yds ; two sighters. : Ist aggregate at each .range, £1 each,. , v £3 ; < Ist aggregate at the 3 ranges, .'.£5,; "2nd aggregate at the 3 ranges, , £2; 15 pri/es.at £1 eaeh,*ls; 10 prizes at ,10s each, £5,^ total, £30. Entrance fee, # 3s. Competitors to ' find their own auiTnunition. Enteiea . closle 10 p.m. 'Srd February. ; Cobclitions : Open to all members of the - Permane*t Artillery, Volnnteers, ■ Bine' Clubs, and Civilians in the . '"-. Provincial District of Taranaki only,. whether, affiljated members of the Society or hot. Free railway passeß will be granted to all competitors in this match. Applications to be sent " in by officers commanding Volunteer . Corps or Rifle Clubs. TSo. 7. Consolation Match, 500 yds. 8 . prizes £5.. Entrance 2s 6d. Affiliaton Fee, Volunteer Corps and Bifle Clubs, £1 Is. Subscription — -Members of Affiliated Corps or Clubs. 5s ; non-Affiliated, Civilians, etc., 7s 6d. '- ' . Entries close with the Secretary, er with Capt.-Adjt. Taunton, Devon-street, New Plymouth, on Saturday, 24th Janu- >? ary, at 10 o'clock p.m. „ Full particulars and copies of pro-. gramme may be had on application to i v C. B. LEVER, Color-Sergt., , r '. 248 r Secretary^j. ,

J. W. TONG . Builder and Contractor, KlffG STREET, Next Shuttleworth's Windmill. i •. •. ■ -*' ' Esfcimates Prepared, aud Jobbing "Work in all branches of the trade promptly - f . executed, " j . £400. . , . h LOST, on Wednesday,— Gold Dagger Brooch, set with peavJs.— Finder rewarded at Mr Cookk'b, Devon-street. 299 : TAEANAKI aud its Back Country.— There are still a few Macs left at H«RAT.n Office, 6d each q