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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3896, 12 April 1877, Page 1

For Sale. FOR SALE, iQQLINCOLN BAMS, 2-tooth 2 imported Lincoln Rams, 8-tooth 200 Lincoln Ewes, 2, 4, 6-tootb, a draft from the stud flock 300 oross-bred Ewes i 300 oross-bred Weaners, equal seies, by Lincoln Rams Several Celts and Fillies by Paoifio and Dainty Ariel, out of mares by Gownsman, &o. Good grazing for 50 head of Cattle or Horses, inland, free from staggers. HARVEY SLADEN, Grassmere. Meanee, January 16, 1877. 60 FOR SALE. *i $&. HPHE Imported Clydeßdale ft V«?T lofty. PEDIGREE:— LOFTY was bred by Mr Vallance, of Great. Hill, Lanarkshire, Scotland ; his sire, Olydeadale Tom, in 1859, at the Lanarkshire Farmers Society's Show of Entires, held at Hamilton, gained the premium of £40; his dam, in 1855, at the Avondale Farmers So- ' ciety's Show, gained the first prize for draught j mares in 1861 ; at the same show, with Lofty i at footj gained the first prize for brood mares. Lofty, as a one-year-old, gained the first prize lat Avondale ; when two years old he gained the first, and also the prize for the best of the horse kind, any age; first prize at the . Lanarkshire Society's Show at Hamilton, and 'first at the Glasgow Agricultural Society's Show for two -year-olds, and at the same show I the following year he gained the first prize for three-year-olds. He has taken first prizeß every time he has been shown in Scotland, with one exception, when he stood second to all Scotland at the Highland Agricultural Society's Show, held at Keho. He gained three first prizes in succession at Oamaru, 1866 — 7 — B ; and was awarded the first prize, a gold medal, at Dunedin in January, 1869 ; first prize, a gold medal at Tokomairiro in December, 1869 ; first prize at the Taieri in December, 1869 ; first prize at Chrißtchurch in November, 1870 ; and first ! prize at Southbridge in January, 1871; j first prize at Ohristchurch in November, 1871 ; first prize in Wanganui, 1873-74-76-76, ■ including Champion Prize, and first prize at Leith field. A yearling colt got by Lofty took first prize against all comers at the Canterbury Show of 1871. , Lofty has never been beaten by any horse in New Zealand ; he has proved himself a sure foal getter, and his stock has been ' successful prize-takers at all the principal shows in Canterbury, Otago, and ] Southland. For further particulars, apply to WM. GIBSON, 225 Aramoho (near Wanganui). H. MONTEITH, STOCK, LAND, ESTATE, and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Waipukubau. Goods Stobed and Fobwabbbd. Offices and Stores, near the Railway Station 54 "DELIABLB INDEMNITY Against Fire and Marine Losses scoured to Policy holders in the NffW ZEALAND I\SURANOB COMPANY, Representing One Million Sterling of Capital, with nn united liability of Shareholders. Liberal Terms and Prompt Settlement of Losses characteristic features of the Company. Forms ot Proposal and all information may be obtained from SMITH & CO., Waipukurau ; W. BATHBONB, "Waipawa ; W. G. CBAWFOED, Kaikora. GEORGB BEE, Havelook; KNIGHT BEOTHERS, Hastings. EIiDRED BECK, West Olive; JOHN BARRY, Taradale ; EOBJOHNS, IRVINE & 00., Spit ; W. F. SHAW, Wairoa; or from A. LESLIE CAMPBELL, Agent for Hawfce' Bay 55 Office— Beach end of Emorsou-stre et. HAWKE'S BAY HOSPITAL. COMMITTEE : Mr J. A. Smith Mr J. Joshua Mr J. G. Kinross Mr T. K. Newton Captain A. Newman Mr G. B. LeeJ Mr J. N. Williams His Worship the Mr J. D. Canning Mayor of Napier Colonel 0. Lambert Mr M. R. Miller Mr J. Anderson Mr H. Cable Hon. Sec. : J. A. Smith. A RECENT Act of the General Assembly having granted 3£ acres of Land adjoining the Immigration Barracks as the Bite for a new Hospital in Napier, whioh is much required, there being want of space on the present ground, the Inhabitants of Hawke's Bay are requested by the Committee to subscribe to so desirable an object. The Maoris of Hawke'B Bay are particularly invited to join in this movement, whioh appließ to all alike, and it is hoped that it may lead to increased friendly feeling between the two races. The Maoris are requested to give land instead of money, as it will perpetuate their names in the future, and show posterity how the aboriginal natives of the country and the European settlers progressed together. It is proposed that any person giving £100 or more in money, or an equivalent in land, shall become a Life Governor. Subscription lists are left with the members of the Committee, at the Banks, and with numerous settlers. 56 NOTICE TO WOODVILLE LANDHOLDERS. fT^HE season for bushfelling having set in, JL the undersigned begs to inform the Woodville landholders that he is willing to make arrangements for having the bush felled on their sections, at about the following prices :— Light Bush. Heavy Bush. Town Seotions ... £1 10s to £2 10s Suburban do, per acre £3 Os „ £3 10s Rural do., do., ... £2 10s „ £3 Os do do up to 4ft £2 Os „ £2 10a Estimates given for burning off, fencing, &o L. B. HORROOKS, ' General Storekeeper, 57 Woodville. TAKAPATT STEAM SAW MILLS. TO BUILDERS AND TRADE. THE undersigned can now undertake to deliver at the following railway stations — viz., Kaikora, Paki Paki, Farndon, and Hastings — well-seasoned first-class mixed Totara Timber, in any quantities, at low quotations. Also, Flooring, Tongued and Grooved and Dressed Timber. He begs also respectfully to inform the ! trade at large that he has just received one of the latest improved Moulding Machines, bought for him at the late Philadelphia Exhibition, which will be fitted up aud in i working order early next month, when he trusts to receive a fair share of Bupport. Mouldings White Pine, Rimu, or Totara Fencing Posts— 2o,ooo on sate 100,000 well-burnt Bricks House Blocks, Strainers, &c., &c, &c. Apply to G. GRANT, Manager, 197 Or fl. H. DR.OWBR.