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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3905, 14 May 1877, Page 3

MR. MILLER'S SALES. URAL SECTIONS, WOODVILLk On Deferred Payments. For particulars, apply to __ MILLER. F O R S~A L~E^ 9 KAH OaOSS-BRED EWES, Mixed £)O\)\J Ages 200 crocs-bred Ewes, 8-tooth 700 6 and 8-tooth cross bred Wedders 60 Merino Rams, bred by Sir Donald M'Lean. 619 _ M.R. MILLER. JUST OPENED OUT, 54 p A C K A G- E S, EX "WILD DEER," DIRECT FROM THE HOME MARKET. These Goods wore bought specially to the order of the undersigned, and can w"ith confidence be recommended as containing all the lalest fashions and novelties of the season. This is ono of the largest and best assortments of Dqapbhy ever imported direct to Hawke's Bay, containing about £3000 worth of Goods. Special attention is called to the following lines : — Ladies' Black Silk Velvet and Sealskin Jackets Ladiea 1 Felt and Straw Hats, trimmed and untritnmed Ladies' Dresa Material in Silk, Serge, Repp, Velvet, Poplin, French Merinos, Lvutres, &c, &c, &c. Ladies' Corsets, Costumes, Skirtp, Scarves Hosiery, Gloves, &o. A splendid assortment of all kinds of — Ladies' and Children's Woollen Goods Carpets — Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Velvet Pile - Hearth Rugs to match Wbite, Black, and Colored Plumes Gents' Silk Scarves, Ties and Mufllers Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing Gold Studs, Solitaires, Scarf Pins, &c, &c. Albums, Perfumery, Fancy Baskets, Wedding Rings and Keepers Merino half-hose, Shirts and Pants Hosiery of all kinds Sheeting, Austrian Rugs Blankets — White, Blue and Grey Calicoes — Horrock's, Orewdson's, and other makes Shirts — Crimean, Oxford, Scotch Twill, &c. Tweeds, Coatings, Verges Canvas — Holland's Damask Towelling, Door Mats, Cocoa Matting &c, &c, «&c. W. RATHBONE, Waipawa. C 62 WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. THE REMUERA YARDS. rpHE PURE- BRED SHORTHORN BULL "WHIPPER-IN," Ex Elkctka, Fbom England, Will be sold at the Remuera Yards, on Wednesday, May 23, at 12 o'clock. PEDIGREE as follows :— "WHIPPER-IN," roan, calved 4th May, 1874, by Lord of the Valley (31733) Dam (Rosa Lee), by Sir Peter (25162) Gd (Arline), by Duke of Manchester (17732) Ggd (Alva), by Lord Roseborry (16448) Gggd (Ariadne), by Lavd [1] Thoresby (14856) Ggggd (Apricot), by Dandy Dinmont (9010) G-ggggd (Lily), by Dandy Dinmant (9010) Ggggggd, by George 111. (7038) Gggggggd. by Zamth (5702) Ggggggggd, by Wiseton (2848) Gggggggggd, by Mercury (230 J) Loed of tke Valley (31733), by [2] Lord of the Manor (26714) Dam (Red Pet), by [3] Reyal Butterfly 14th (20722) Gd (Pet), by Snowdrop (15311) Ggd (Miss Nightingale), by Chieftain (12595) Gggd (Lady Bourton), by Morpeth (8325) Ggggd, by the Prince (7615) Gggggd, by Colling (902) Gggtfggd, by Son of Alexander (1624) Ggggggg'l, by Grandson of Favorite (252) — " Coate's Herd Book," Vol. 20, p. 211. [1] Lord Thoeesby (14856) was by Duke of Gloucester (11382), a Duchess Bull, the tribe of Shorthorns which make thousands each when sold either by public or private sale. [2] Loed of the Manor (26714) was by Baron Kibblesdalc (21238), by Second Duko of Wharfdale (19649), a Duchess and Oxford Bull 5 his dam by Duko of Gloucester (11382), of same family as three animals sold by auction for nearly £20,000. The dam of Lord of the Manor was late Colonel Townloy's celebrated Cow Emma, winner of ten prize 3. [3] Royal Buttekply 14th (20722) by Royal Butterfly (16862), winner of ' Royal Agriculture of England Society's Firet Prize at Warwick, and seven ether Prizes at Durham, York, and other shows ; his dam won twenty Prizes and twelve Gold and Silver Medals at various meetings of the Royal English, Irish, North Lancashire, Yorkshire, and other Societies. Royal Butterfly was own brother to Master Butterfly, who won First Prize of Royal Agricultural Society of England's Show at Chelmsford, and many other prizes, and never was beaten ; and waa sold at a high price and sent to Melbourne, shipped by us per " Copenhagen "iv 1857. All numbers refer to " Coates 1 Herd Book." Wo hereby certify that the above particulars are correct, and that wo shipped " Whipper-in," per " Electra," in good condition. Stttegeok & Sons. « Gray's Hall, Gray's, Essex, 15th December, 1876. 508 ALFRED BUCKLAND. OERO DISTRICT BOARD. NOIICE is hereby given that a meeting of tho Oero District Board will be held at Mr. Tiil'en's Wool- shed, Oero, on Tuesday, May 22, 1877, at 1 p.m. ; aud that a rate of 6d in the £, payable in ono sum on the Ist June, 1 877, will then, be struck for the half year ending 30th June, 1877. The Rate Book (prepared from tho Valuation Roll) is open for inspection by all ratepayers at the Homestead, Kahuru, Oero. JOHN BUCHANAN, Chairman. May 5, 1877. Notb. — Any appeal against the rate book to tho local body must bo founded on one or more of (but no other than) the following grounds : — 1. I'hat any person is rated in the rate book on property not appearing in the Valuation Roll for the time being in force, or for a different value than that stated in such roll. 2. That any person or property appearing by the Valuation Roll to be liable to be rated is omitto.l in tho rate book. 3. That the description of any person or property is erroneously copied from the Valuation Roll. 4. That the rate on any ratable property is incorrectly computed. 610 NOTICE.' nHHE Q.uarterly Licensing Meeting for the X Taupo District will bo held in tho Court House, Tapuaeharuru, ou Tuesday, the sth day of June next. All applications for granting, renewal, or transfer of Lice ees must bo made to the Cleik of the Licensing Court at least twenty- ' one days before tho meeting of tho Court. E. S. THOMPSON, Clerk of the Licensing Court. Tftpuaeliaruxu, May 3, 1877. 671