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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13966, 26 July 1909, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. WAREA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 28. ■vr c wton TC ING Has received instructions from Mr. Thos. R. Julian (who has sold his farm) to sell by auction at his farm, Warea, on WEDNESDAY, July 28, mHE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY X CATTLE AND FARM STOCK, Etc., as follows: — 35 Cows, mostly August and Septem- ] her calvers. 3 Springing Heifers. 4 Yearlings. 1 Bull, 2 Sows close to farrow, 2 Cattle Dogs. 1 Trap Mare (good in any harness), Spring Trap, Buggy, Harness, Milk Cans, Dairy Utensils, Wheelbarrow, Pump, Troughs, Wire Netting, Maul and wedges, Saws, D.8.8.L. Gun. Gooseberry Trees, 30 Fowls, 2 pair Guinea Fowls, and Ducks. Also, With Slight Reserve 38 Fully paid up Shares in Warea Co-operative Dairy Factoi>. 1 Rifle, 1 Edison Piano Hnrp, 1 Violin. On account of Mr. T. K. Larking, nho is leaving tho district . G Cows, August and September Calwis. 1 S.F. Lever Plough, 1 Gig Pony. Lunch Provided Sale at 12.30 o'clock. c 902 RAHOTU. THURSDAY, JULY 29. T^ E W T O N T7INC Has received instructions from Mr. .1. C. O'Rourke, whose lease of his Beach Farm has expired, to sell by auction at the Rahotu Yards, for convenience of sale, THE WHOLE OF HIS SELECTED DAIRY HERD, consisting of:— 95 First-clas,s Cows. 3 Shorthorn Bulls. This is an exceptionally fine herd of milkers, nearly all Ayrshire-Short-horn cross, of Mr. O'Rourke's own breeding and are mostly August and September calvers. Mr. O'Rourke has been dairying for 22 years, and this is his first clearing sale. NO RESERVE. Sale at 1 o'clock. c 590 OMATA. FRIDAY, JULY 30. M E W T O N T^ING ' Has received instructions from Mr. P. Matscn. who has sold his farm, to s°ll by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE. 1 on the farm, Pheney Road, Omata. on FRIDAY, July 30, ALL HIS DAIRY COWS, Etc., as follows: — 31 Young Cows, August and September calvers. 1 Half-draught Mare in foal to "What's Wanted." 1 2-year Filly bj "General Grant." 2 Milk-cart Horses. 1 Milk Cart (carry a ton), 1 Dog Cart, Harness, Deering Mower, Cans, Two Babcock Testers, Tools and Sundries. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. d 46 SPRINGING HEIFER FAIR. STONY RIVER. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. V E W T O N T7ING Will hold a special sale of Springing Heifors at his Stony River Yards on WEDNESDAY, August 4. Present Entries: OAn CHOICE SPRINGING A\J\J HEIFERS. Entries Solicited. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. d 45 COUNTY OF TARANAKI. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY— OMATA RIDING. WHEREAS the following Candidates have been duly nominated, viz., ; ALLANSON, Edwin. GEORGE, Alfred. And as the number nominated exceeds tho vacancies to ho filled, I hereby givo notice that a Poll will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of July, 1909, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., at the following places, viz.: — Now Plymouth — County Chambers. West End — School Gymnasium. Omata— Public Hall.' Korii— Public Hall. Oakura— Public Hall Tataraimaka — J. Penwarden'& residence. Okato — Hempton Hall. ROBERT ELLIS, Returning Officer. New Plymouth, July 21, 1909. c9Ba NASAL Catarrh or Cold in the head — with all its disagreeable symptoms — may be quickly relieved and cured by "NAZOL." It is simple in «»>, powerful in action, and harmless to tho patient. It is worth trying, because it represents the latest advance in Medical Science. Each bottle contains CO doses, and is sold by Chemists and Stores at Is 6d per bottle. 2 NOTICE. Tt MESSRS. PENMAN &, BOSWELL notify the residents of New Plymouth that they have commenced c* Wood, Coal and Firewood Merchants >'n commodious yards at the corner of Devon and Dawson Streets, and trust by prompt attention to business to merit a fair share of public patronage. I Fuel delivered to all parts of the town and suburbs at lowest rates. Wood cut to any length required. 1 All classes of coal stocked. ! PENMAN & BOSWELL, Coal Merchants. 'Phone 342. b 962