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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5071, 9 May 1878, Page 3

WANTED. , "VJO ANTED, a Blacksmith, to take oharge . VV of a shop at Takapau.— Apply to , ' Sydney Johnston. 688 ANTED, a-Manj must understand gardening. Apply to Mr Scott, | Farndon Hotel. 673 i \Kf AN TED, ;aa experienced. Shepherd (a t V V single man preferred), ' with good \ doga ; wages liberal ; satisfactory references 3 required.— Apply to N. B. Beamish, Okawa. *, ■ ■ ■• • f . f j 663 1 TTTANTED immediately, a good General I W Servant.— Apply Herald Office. i 631 \ ; WTANTED; by' a'm'arried irian, witb>l2 J VV years' experience in the Houth I Island, a situation as Manager or Overseer j on a Sheep Station. , -Apply to F. D. Luckie, ; Shakespeare-road. ' 637 \ \\T ANTED, a Good Cook, male or \ VV female.,. Apply, to James Bennett, ' Settlers> Hotel, Waipawtt ' * '■ ' ' ' ' l Y ' fllQ | \\7 ANTED, a good General! Servant for i VV the country. Good , wages given to a suitable person.— Ap^ply 't» 'UJrs P. Dinwiddie, Brewster. street.,,. . , 587 ANTED, a Smart Boy, accustomed to horses; .'i Apply to- Mr Barry, Tarai dale. _^_^_ ?50 \ \KJ ANTED, Draught Horses to breas in," * VV >-Apply to Hall and Isaacson, I Takapau. 603 WANTED, a Housemaid.— Apply to Mrs E. Higgins, Royal Hotel, Carlyle. [ street. 444 A GOOD Bodymaker Wanted. Apply at once to John MacLeod, Coach Factory. 453 | TIT ANTED; a Partner in a Sheep .and : V V Cattle Farm ; small capital required. Apply at the ;ofiice of. this papejr.: v^ r?j!0 ANTED, Tenders for Draining and ClearingFlax'and;Titree.— Apply to I S. Miller, Fiaxmere. 255 ANTED, Apprentices for' the, Dregamaking Department. r~Apply\to CMrs 1 Boggs, Neal and. C105e. .,..'., -; y : V: o.i- 258 ANTED KNOWN.-4AII Poster*, Handbills, &c,, prmtedattheHkßALD office, have also the ' advantage of , the v use, fbjus ov ohabob, of l^widdie/Morrison and , Co. 's Advertising Board;' ' . ; ., ? ' - ■■- WANTED KNO,WN. ~ The pride of " Wanted 'V Advertisement* # the Hekajld is at the rate of ONE SHILLING per. insertion pf Js|wbrdß. ,, ... /._{ '.., .^ go I F 3fe-I\'N.' f G-; '.hT.'-!A : '&k 8 All sizes for Sale or Hire. ,-,- RUDDOOk" & FItYERi l [: 158 Ironmongers. QUEEN'S 'BlM'kDA'Yf rpHE T. : AND r C. J; O. ANNUAL JL .■■','- ''■-■:'< "■'■-'■■' ;■■[' c .:-■■ STEEPLECHASE MEETING^ 1 i \ ' FRIDAY, MAY'^ii 1878.' !■! ; STaWA^pSj','/ , , '] i Neil Campbell A. Bowden ; J. Nicholson., _. H. Hiokey , H. J. Baker D. Mundell ; ..■ <•;/..'.. .•• ,A.;Dillon v . ;; - .:y_^i •■ y :£ 1 President— W. White/ Eaq. :; Hansioappbb— A Danvers. : r, Kaikora Handicap- Steeplechase Of 30 soys, with sweepstake of 2 soys added. Twice round the Steeplechase course, about 2& miles. Nominations, £2; acceptance, £1. - Waepawa Handicap. Flat Race Of 30 soys, with sweepstake of 2 sbys'addetL Distance, 1J mile. • domination,. £2} \ " "acceptarice,£i. /" ', "; I i' ■ Birthday Handicap^teeplbchase ; Of 20 soys. Distance, about 1£ miles. Nomination, £1 10s; acceptance, £1. ; Hick FLiT Race v • ; 't Of — soys. ''Entrance^ £1. Post entry, j Hack STBBPLBbHASB | Of — soys. Entrance, £1. /Post entry. ; .;, First Race. t6 start at N00n..; s { Nominations will be received up to Fri- * day, tie 17th. Acceptances close on Wed--1 nesday, 1 22hd. ■• :...-.:■" ; No entries will be received for anyfraoe ] except upon this condition i—'-'.That all : disputes, objections, claims, and complaints ; shall be disposed of and decided by a ; majority of the" Stewards, whose decision! on ; all matters concerned shall be final." I Three horses tostart-for each race, or only i ihe half public money will be given, ' .Nq person laUlowed 1 to T nominate * hojfte unless a subscriber. ■ All entries to be received and addressed . as before stated, with' full particulars, ! entrance money, &c, enclosed. 1 ;' • [ JOSEPH J. TYE, \ 55 ; .--: '■ ■' : : •■■ •■'■ ■■'"'j= ; ' Hen.; See. • | TITOHAKA T> RIPGE T% ACES. '•■..::• ■•' : MAY'24TH. •■.■;■ "; ' I ■ ■■ ■ . t -■ ■ I jxwm - — - Stbwabds ~- Messra O. : Kennedy, A. Mansfieldi T. Kennedy, * ' J.' Turner, 'and' D.Sutherland.' , ! i i,'-r,"' ; / ii'jl ■ •> I 1 - t • t% , . /i t . ,...,' ,", f ! Hitbdlb Race, of 10 ! sovs., with alOs sweep 1 each added ; , about 1£ miles ; : 6 Kurdles, 1 3ft. 6in. j weight for age.. ';;;);'.^ > ) Z^ ! Maidbn Plate, of 12 . sqvsi, j. with , a 10s : sweep each added, for horses that have i never won an advertised prize ; 1J miles J ■ weight for age. | Pobotu Platb, of 20 soys., with a 20s sweep | each added ; 2 miles : weight for age. I i Hack Race,, of — soys. )? I mile, 10 ' stone. [ Poky Race, of — soys., for Ponies, 14 hands or under • 1 mile-; '8 stone. i Consolation Handicap, of 7 soys. ; lmile, : Rules. — Qualification, '21s. ' Entrariq©, '. 10 per cent. Three entries, or no race.-^- --' The decisions of stewards to bs final. . Upon no other, condition will entries be re- ' ceived. Jockeys to appear in costume. ', Entries will be received up to 6 p.m., i 23rd May, at John Lewis's, Mohaka Bridge. New Zealand Jockey Club Rules. EDGAR COX, i 662 Hon. See» I TOWN AND COUNTRY JOCKEY ; L OLT7B - i ' \ MEETING of the Members of the [ J_JL above Club will be held at tiie Empire Hotel, Waipawa, on TmmsDAY, tho 9th inst., at 7.30 p.m. ; J. J. TYE, ( 653 Hon. See. t IN THE SUPREME COXIRT, OF NEW i f ' ' ZEALAND,"" ; Wellington District. i IN THE MATTER OF "THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ACT, 1876," and ; In the Estate of Henky Bbrtie Reed, o! 1 Takapau, Hotelkeeper, a 1 Bankrupt. THIS is to notify that I have this day appointed Edward Lyndon, Esq., & > certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, 1 Trustee in the above Estate, and that he . has declared his acceptance of the office. \ Given under my hand this seventh day of 1 May; 1878. " ' „ DUNCAN GUY, r 693' ' •>■•■> : R'^tirar. j TN accordance with the suggestions made I X at the recent meeting of the Education t Board, re School-house and Teacher at 3 Ormondville, a Public Meeting will shortly I be held to consider what steps can be taken • a to make temporary arrangements for opening x a school and providing accommodation for a master. ' The committee' have' decided to . i. get a good married teacher, whose wife can I devote some time to the instruction of gi*ls ; and with that view the : tf6mmitte'e ( .wouTd be glad to receive the names of any teachers SO qualified, for the purpose of making » recommendation to the board at its next meeting. W. M'KHIGHT. ; 9 Ormondville, May 3, 1878. 644