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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 880, 1 October 1867, Page 4

Sporting. HAWKE'S BAY RACES, 1868. Srd, 4th, and sth Maroh. THE HAWKE'S BAY JOOKEY OLUB OUP of 100 Soys., added to a sweepstake of 10 Soys, each, will be run on the 4th Maroh. Distanoe, 1_ miles. . Weight for age. Open to all horses, Entrance, Five Soys, (to go to the fund) to be paid on or before the Ist November next. Stakes, Ten Soys,, to be made 20th December. Second horse to reoeive Thirty Soys, out of the Stakes. Entries having New Zealand post mark of Ist November will be received. To be addressed to G. E. G. RICHARDSON, Treasurer H.8.J.0. Napier, Sept. 21, 1867. 569 ___Jiii__2iiwiaß^msn««Sw______________________r Agricultural Implements. F. TUXFORD BEGS to intimate to the country settlers and public generally, that he has OPENED those premises lately ereoted in Haßtings-street, next to the Masonio Hotel, where he intends to keep all descriptions of AgbiouiiTitbal Implements, &o. 405 FOR SALE, At' ths Agricultural Implement Bepot of the Undersigned, PL O U- G H S Harrows (Howard's) Horse Rakes Swath Rakes Chaff Cutters Hay Forks (sizes) Spare Fittings for Ploughs Plough Gear Brußhware &c, &c, &c. F. TUXFORD, 401 Hastings-street. FOR SALE, To arrive, per •• John Bmyan," 2 REAPERS— Samuelton's Patent Eolipse with duplicates 2 American Horse Rakes 1 Spencer's Patent Roller 4 patent Flexible Harrows 2 sets 4-beam Ditto 1 patent Chaff-cutter, with oats and corn mills combined 6 Chaff-cutters 6 iron folding Garden Chairs 6 iron Foot Scrapers 3 dozen Swaith Rakes 5 dozen Hand Rakes 6 dozen Hayforks— sizes 7 dozen Swingle-trees 2 dozen Wool Hooks 2 dozen Hedge Knives 1 5 dozen Brushes 5 dozen Men's Boots 22 dozen Sheep Shears 3 dozen Scythe Blades and Handles 1 Snider Rifle, with ammunition &o , &c, &o. F. T U X F O R D, HASTINGS-STBEET, September 9. 518 NOTICE. MR. WILSON, SURGEON DENTIST, HAS REMOVED to Blair Cottage, nearly opposite Haewell's Hay and Corn Store, Mr. Wilson begs to request patients requiring his assistance, to delay no longer calling upon him, aB his stay in Napier .is now very limited. Patients owing account, are requested to oall and settle. 543 FOR SALE, QIX DRAUGHT HORSES Two Drays and Harness Apply to AUSTIN & ROE, Carriers, Hampden, Hampden, Sept. 4, 1867. 607 TMPOUNDED AT MEANEE,— September 14, 1867. One bay Filly, branded H 0 near shoulder One bay Horse, star on forehead, stripe down face, no brand visible One dark brown Mare and Foal, indistinot brand on both shoulders One light bay Colt, star on forehead, 3 feet shod, no brand visible One blaok Entire, no brand visible If not olaimed and all expenses paid by the 7th of October, will be sold on that day, at the Meanee Sale Yards, at 2 p.m. R. D. MANEY, 551 Poundkeeper. FLOUR— FLOUR— FLOUR. ■4 i~\f\ TONS Superfine Silk-Dressed IVJ VJ FLOUR, in 50, 100, and 2001 b. Bags, at pbioes defying competition. . J. H. VAUTIER. Eastern Spit, Feb. 15, 1867. 97 FOR SALE, : That Thoroughbred Entire Horse &I_|k_. XT E R A L D , wp^w^O by Ishmaelite, dam Henriana, vi \J r ■__. bred by Mr. Bradshaw in Ireland [see N.Z. Stud Book.] If not disposed of privately, will be sold by auction at the Meanee Sale Yards, on Monday the 16th instant, at 2 p.m. Further partioulars oan be had of Mr, Frame, Meanee, or of W. FRANCIS SMITH, Auctioneer. Meanee, September 5, 1867. 497 NOTICE. THE Undersigned begs to inform the inhabitants of Napier that he has oommenoed business as MILKMAN. J. HAMMOND, 425 Meanee Flat. JT7~ mATUM, having ereoted a , JV» X commodious SMITHY, with the advantage of first-rate mechanics -is now prepared to execute every description of Engineering, Shipping, and general work, at the lowest possible prices. Horses shod at 7a per set ; Heavy draught 9s. A trial at tbe new Smithy, Eastern Spit will ensure its support. 9S THE undersigned wishes his customers and the publio in general to know thai he will SHOE all Saddle Horses for Bs. pei set, Draught Horses 10s. per 'set, from thit date inclusive. SAMUEL BRESNEHEN, Blacksmith, Waipawa. June 27, 1867. U