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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5337, 22 March 1879, Page 3

ME. H. MONTEITH'S SALES. THIS DAY, " HORSE BAZAAR,NAPIER. SATURDAY- MARCH 22, 1879. MR. H._MONTEITH Will holdhia usUaTweel£ly"saler"~ r """" ■ 1 H. MONTEITH, 177 „ . Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE OF RACEHORSES, &o. " . HORSE BAZAAR, NAPIER. SATURDAY, MAROHJ22, 1879, At 2 o'clock sharp, MR. H. MONTEITH Has been instructed to offer at auction, at his premises, Hastings-street, on the above date, the following thoroughbred and other horßes — Bay Colt Moauatairi, aged 2 yro, by Paoapa ; his dam Zebra, by Day and Martin, out of Zoe, Lottery, aged 3 yra, by Kingfisher ; dani Zoe, by Glendon, out of Matilda, imported. Native Assessor, by Akeake; dam May Queen, by Skeleton. Bay Mare (Olive), 7 yra, by Akeake, , dam Mauawa, by Bishop, out oi Zoe (a first-class gentleman's or lady's hack). Blaok Mare, aged 6 yrs, by Eattan, out of a Pacific Mare (foal at foot by Javelin. Bay Gelding Daybreak, aged 7 yrs, by Rattan, out of a Riddleswqrthmare. He won the Consolation Stakes at the Napier Bpring Meeting, the Cup and Ladies' Purse at Patea, and was the first past the post for the Open Race at Woodthorpe, carrying list 41b (a good jumper and first-clasa hack). Bay Mare, 5 yrs old, by Pacific, out of a Bishop mare (a good hack). And a number of other useful horses. H. MONTEITH, 1161 Auctioneer. H. M ° NTK TT * AUCTIONEER, STOCK SALESMAN, LAND AGENT, <feo. MONTEITH'S BAZAAR, 21 Napier, Hawke's Bay N.Z. BANNER A LIDDLE. NEW s.s. CLYDE. Captain Petekson. REGULAR TRADER FOR WAIROA rpHIS Vessel having been built expressly JL fortheWairoa trade, offers superior accommodation to Passengers. Full particulars regarding dates of sailing, &c, can be obtained from the Agents at their Stores in Napier ,pr Port Ahuriri. BANNER & LIDDLB, 191 Agents. WATURDAiI, APIUL 5, 1879, At i 2 o'clock. BANNER AND LIDDLE Have received instructions from Mr A. Petera to Bell by public auction, at his i'arm, Taradaie, on the above data — iikLE WHOLE of the COACHING PLAtVJL 1 lately used by him on the Taupo-road, consisting of about 3U horses, amongst wmoh are some really good single aud double harness horses; aiao, some breeding mares with foals at foot to Papapa ; also, Borne yearliugß out of B«uie horse, 30 horse-collars, 10 sets of harness, 2 wagons with leather springs, 1 do wiih steel springs well adapted for farm work, corncrushers, and a lot of sundries too numerous to mention. After which, 30 Head of Cattle, amongst which are Borne good dairy cows Alsj, 20 Sections of Laud in the Township of Taradaie, adjoining the policestation, each containing about Jacre. This land was never flooded at any time prior to the Taradaie embankment being constructed. Will be uold on doierred payments, to suit buyers of small menus. Terms at salo. Luncheon provided. BANNER & LIDDLE, 144 Auctioneers. Board of Education, Napier, February 4, 1879. WANTED— At the end of April, a certificated Master for the Waipawa District School. He must be a good disciplinarian, and able to teach singing, drawing, and drill. The salary depends upon the average attendance at the school, but £180, with house, is guaranteed for the first year. The salary might be greatly inoreased by a good . teacher. Applications, enclosing testimonials, and class and division of certificate, must be forwarded to mo on or before April 6, 1879. H. HILL, 834 Secretary. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Bootmaker, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER, DESIRES to inform the public that he has disposed of his Boot and Shoe business to Mr J . Starkey, on whose account he requests a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on him. All outstanding accounts are requested to be settled within fourteen days from date hereof. T. STARKEY HAVING bought the Boot and Shoe business hitherto carried on by, Mr Thomas Williams, JJaßtinqs-street, takes this opportunity of informing his patrons and the public generally, that he intends to continue the busineos in the same premises occupied by his predecessor, and that he will ' supply only firßt-class articles, and ensure a perfect fit. T. STARKEY, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Haßtings-street, Napier, 1064 E __ T nAS AND WATER LAID ON » AND AU kinds of TINSMITH'S WORK By experienced workmen. B RUDDOCK & FRYER, Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers. N.B. — A very large and choice lot of GAS FITTINGS just received ex " Mendoza." 0 1102 J . REN OU F BEGS to inform his friends and the Public of Napier, that he has re-com-menced business as Builder, CarpenterandJoiner, and hopes by strict attention to busi r, ness to merit the same liberal patronage 13 previously beatowed on him. 1116