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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5304, 11 February 1879, Page 3

•VTEW MUSIC! NHW MUSIC! RECEIVE)? X'ER LATE MAIL, AND NOW OPENED UP. INSTRUMENTAL : Alpengesang, by W. S. Everard Bloomy Spray, by Everard Carillon Galop, by J. Riviere Claribel Valse, by Charles Coote Festival March (Duet), by Charles Danrion Grand Selection on Les Cloches de Conseville Golden Waves, by Addison P. Wyman Glockchen im Thai, by F. Spindler H.M.S. Pinafore Galop (Duet), by C. Godfrey H.M.S. Pinafore Quadrille (Duet), by Godfrey H M.S. Pinafore Waltz, by C. Godfrey Lea Cloches de Corneville Galop, by Grenville Home Treasures. — No. 1, Far Away ; No. 2, Flower Gatherers ; No. 4, Home they brought ; No. 7, The Bridge ; No. 8, Excelsior; Ko. 9, Pulaski's Banner; No. 10, God bless the Prince of Wales ; No. 11, Happy be thy dreams; No. 13, Thy Voice is Near ; No. 15, Her Bright Smile j No. 16, Echo of Lucerne ; No. 19, Ka'ihleen Aroon ; No. 21, Hark the Goat Bells ; No. 22, I Built a Bridge of Fancies ; No. 23, God Bless our Sailor Prince ; No. 25, Rondo on the Great Globe Quadrille Moonlight Sail, by J. H. Waliis Monk's Chant, by Beethoven Nonchalance, by Everard Petite Valse, by Mnx Schroter Rondo from DiabeLU s Giuud Duet, in D, by Andre Semper Fidelis, by E. Dorn Sourie d' Enfant, by E. Harraden Sondo all Ongarese, by J. Haydn . Summer Serenade, by C. A. Maoirone The Skylark, by J. H. Waliis Through the Cornfield, by J. H. Waliis Volunteer's March, by J. H. Waliis Warblings at Eve, by Brinley Richards Zurn Abschied, by Everard The Schulhoff Album, Nos. 1 and 2. VOCAL : Elsie's Prayer (Sacred Song), by E. M. Lott At the Ferry (Ballad), by M. Wellings In Dreamland, by R. E. Batho In Sight of Land, by E. Harraden Mill May, by L. V. H. Crosby My Hero, by J. B. Walderk My Fair One, by R. F. Harvey Noble Hearts, by W. C. Levey Our Picnic (Comic Song), by R. Planquette Say Bird of the Woodlands (Duet), by R. C. Alien The Knight's Quest, by H. J. Stark The Scout, by F. Campanga The Time of Roses, by T. Anderton. Also, an ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN. (Warranted for five years from date of manufacture), which, for workmanship and excellence of tone, cannot be surpassed. TO ARRIVE, Per "Mendoza," 1 Solid Walnut Harmonium, 5 stops 1 Solid Walnut Harmonium, 8 stops 1 Walnut No. 8 "Bord" Pianinio 1 Walnut 2b Tricord, check action, SemiCottage Pianoforte, 7 octaves 1 Grand Cottage Pianoforte, full trichord, r extended ends, check action, 7 octaves 1 New Rosewood Cottage Pianoforte 1 "Noyer" Piano 1 Rosewood Pianinio, O.G. fall, 7 octave 3, and octagon legs. DINWIDDIE, MORRISON & CO., BOOK, MUSIC, AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, Tennyson-street, Napier. T)ATANGATA ANNUAL RACES. X For 1879, To be held on the usual course on SATURDAY, MARCH 15. Stewards : To be advertised at a future date. Programme : 1, HURDLE RACE, of— sovsj distance two miles, over seven hurdles 3ft 6in in height; weight for age; nomination. £1 ; entrance, £2. 2- HACK HURDLE RACE, of — soys; distance one mile ; catch weights ; en ! trance 10s. 3. PATANGATA PLATE, of.— soys; distance two miles ; nomination, £1 ; entrance, £2 ; weight for age. 4. DISTRICT PLATE, of soys; distance one mile and a half ; weight for age ; entrance 10s. 5. SCRATCH RACE, of — soys ; distance three-quaiters of a mile ; catch weights ; entrance 10a. 6. CONSOLATION RACE, of — soys j distance one mile ; entrance 10s. Conditions : No entrance will be received for any_ of the pbove races except upon the following conditions^: — No horse haying previously won any public rase or stake shall be allowed to enter. No professional jockey shall be allowed to ride in any race. All disputes of whatever nature shall be Bettled by the majority of the stewards, or ] by whom they may appoint. All entries for the Hurdle Race and the Pataganta Plate to be sent in to the secretary, accompanied by fee, on or before Saturday, March Ist. Colors to be stated at the same time. All entrance fees for the other races to be paid prior to the race. None but subscribers of £1 Is to the Patangata Race Fund shall be allowed to enter any horse for any race, and no person otherwise than the bona fide owner of the horse shall be allowed to enter two horses. G. MULLINDER, 717 Secretary. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OF SHEEP RUNS, IN THE COUNTY OF MARLBO ROUGH, NEW ZEALAND. MR C. J. W. GRIFFITHS Has received instructions to sell by Public Auction, at his Rooms, Blenheim, early in May next, ALL THAT VALUABLE ESTATE, KNOWN AS THE UPTON FELLS AND UPTON DOWNS SHEEP RUNS, Consisting of 23,000 Acres Freehold and 30,000 Acres Leasehold, lying in the luxuriant valley of the Awatere County of Marlborough, New Zealand, beinsj the very cream of the Country and one of the finest properties in the Middle Island, together with 20,000 Sheep, and all the Horses, Storeß, Plant, &c, now on the Station and belonging thereto. This magnificent property, which is the pick of this famed wool growing district, was originally selected by the Hon. E. W. Stafford, ex-Premier of New Zealand, and is now owned by H. H. Stafford, Esq. The whole ia well grassed, watered, and fenced, and capable of carrying 30,000 sheep. Further particulars in future advertisement, and from C. J. W, GRIFFITHS, Auctioneer, 733 Blenheim. MR~ JAMES S. MASTER, LICENSED NATIVE INTERPRETER, Napier, 727