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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13929, 12 June 1909, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. STRATFORD SALEYARDS. r [ TUESDAY, JUNE 1/5. %T E W T 6~N~~ TT I N G Will sell at his Stiatfmd Yards, on V TI'ESDAY. June 15 l: rt(U\ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, OtlU including:— ] 1_ 2i-year 3 -bred Jersey Heifers, J I spring calvers. J 100 18 to '20-month Steers. ° 100 Yearling Steers (good), off tur- * nips. r>o Store and Forward Cows. 15 Fat Cows. F HI 2\ to 3-yoar Sleorq. ](l(l Mixod Weaners. p 50 18-month Heifers. &< Sale at 1 o'clock. ] > c 192

cl o AUCTION {^ A L E. - 7 1 NEW .t niGH-CLASS* FURNITURE. - 1 FRIDAY, JUNE 18. \%J EBSTER T3ROS I(a\e roceivod instructions from Messrs. Huldlos and Johnson, who havo given q up bnsi lies'., to sell b> auction r>n ihfir premises, Devon St., ;l 11 HE BALANCE OF THEIR UNSOLD STOCK, comprising — One Large Handsome Sideboard, Tw 1 Smaller Sideboards, Two Qucon Anno Bedsteads, Handsome Wardrobe (totara front), Folding Card Table, Writing Buroau. and a large list of New and Ornamental Furniture. C-italogue in Tuesday's Herald. J c 203

miIIBEBI m I M B E R. THURSDAY, JUNE 17. ON OLD RIFLE RANGE, FRANKLEY ROAD. WITHOUT RESERVE. iy EBSTER TIROS 1 H -% . received instructions from Mr. lionrv Weston to sell on Old Rifle H.mpo, Frankley Road, on THURSP VY, June 17, in small lots to . uit purchasers, A QUANTITY of USEFUL BUILDI.VG TIMBER, consisting if Kauri and Matai Flooring, 5, 4, •intl 3 by 2 Scantling (first-clt.s <rder), 12 by 2 Joists, Purin Tiles, Weather Boarding, a larj.'' quantity of Roofing Irte, Doors, ■*■ Sashes, F"irewood, and Sundries Tan be inspected on the ground. Sale, at 2 o'clock. cC2

TARATA. MONDAY, JUNE 14. \MCKERS AND OTEVENS WYI bcld their Tarata Monthly Stock C :- •<■ on MONDAY, June 14. Present Entries: r*(\ HEAD MIXED CATTLE I ",U 2-rooth Ewes. 9J 2 -tooth Wethers. ± (>() Kwes in Lamb. l.d Lambs. v) 4-tooth Ewes in lamb. Sale at 1 o'clock. c 17.? URIDAY, JULY n, at 2 o'clock. N MUNIFICENT DAIRY FARM OF KHI ACRES, I'ART of the FAMOUS RAUPO SWAMP, NORTHERN WAIROA, on tho Hivr T Front. T "JtffAXDEXO TACKSON, s , Infracted by J. M. Laing, Esq.. \ull« n'\\ b> public auction at their rooms, Customs St. E., Auckland, on *\io above date — jj \LL THAT VALUABLE DRAINED SWAMP beiii£ part of the Famous Raupo Block, containing 160 Acr«?s O.H.P. at £3 per aero and being Sections 5 and 6, Block 3, Te Kuri S.D c T!if property is in First-class Heart, all in grass, divided into 6 paddocks, watered by artesian wells, and wiil carry 80 dairy cows: \\ miles from P. 0., two miles from creamery, school an<l church, telegraph office on propprty. New 4-ROOMED DWELLING F and detached kitchen, dairy, cowsh.'d, stoic room, and two sheds. THE BEST DAIRYING LAND IN I THE DOMINION. _ F WITHOUT RESERVE. "210

— i TRAIN NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. S'JULLING CHAMPIONSHIP AT WANGANUI, JUNE 22. N INDUSTRIES WEEK AT WANGANUI JUNE 19 to 24. r ON JUNE 22 special passenger train \ will leave New Plymouth 4.30 a.m., Lepperton Junction 4.56 a.m., for c Wanganui, returning from Wanganui - 6.2.5 p.m. for New Plymouth. The 4.30 a.m. special from New Ply- l mouth takes passengers for Wanganui from New Plymouth, Bell Block, Lepporton Junction, Inglewood, Tariki, Midhirst, Stratford, Ngaire, Elthanv, J Normanby, and Hawera, and stops at any station for passengers after leaving Hawera, if required. , Holiday excursion tickets, available g for return until Juno 24, will bo issued ! to Wanganui from New Plymouth and intermediate stations including Waitara and Toko branches, on June 19 and 21, and from New Plymouth and intermediate stations by morning special train on June 22. n NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW AT PALMERSTON NORTH, JUNE 22 to 25. On Juno 21 special passenger train, j stopping where required between New Plymouth and Westmere for passengers ( for Palmerston North, will leavo New | Plymouth 7.23 a.m. Holiday excursion tickets, availablo ; for return until July 13, will be issued to Palmorßton North from New Plymouth, Waitara, Huiroa, and intermediate stations on June 21, 22, 23, and 24. * On Juno 21 these excursion tickets will not be available by the down mail train. Excursionists from north of Aramho miifit travel by the special train (see above). For further particulars see posters. BY ORDER. cIBB TARANAKI LAND, BUILDING & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. (Permanent.) Incorporated under "The Building Societies Act, 1880." DIRECTORS — Messrs Cock (chairman), A. Shuttleworth, John Ellis, W. L. Newman, Newton King, A. Gold* water, and T. K. Skinner. BANKERS— The Bank of NeW Zealand. SOLICITORS— Messrs Wilson & Grey. The Society pays the cost of prepar- ' ing and registering all mortgages (un- ~ less for a lesser sum than £100). During the five years ending Sep I tember 30, 1906, the sum 0f. £7181 16s 2d has been distributed in dividends ~ And bonuses among the members of the r ' Society. Borrowers and Investors parti7 cipating alike in the distribution ; it \ will thus be seen that the Society ib purely co-operative. Offioe open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 * p.m., Thursday afternoon excepted. ] E. P. WEBSTER, J- Secretary.