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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5494, 24 September 1879, Page 4

MONEY TO LEND. FI^HE undersigned has various Bums from 1 £200 to £1500 to advance upon good Freehold Security. w , ROOPBI BROOKING. Septembers, 1879. 817 SPRING, 1879. ■VT EAL& /-^LOSE Beg to announce that THEIR FIRST SHIPMENTS OF DBAP E B V FOR THE SPRING SEASON Are now on View, ex the following ships : — ARRIVED— 10 Cases, per "Loch Cree," from London 2 „ per s.B. "Kent," from London 49 „ per "Napier," from Glasgow 1 ease per Mail Steamer " Pelase " 6 cases per " Waimea," from London 4 „ per "Minister ot Marine," from London 12 „ per "Bermah," from London 1 case per s.s. "Cyprenes," from London 4 cases per "Kildonan," from London 3 cases per " Rakaia," from London, NINETY-TWO PACKAGES, As Above, Forming a selection made by our own buyer in the London and Foreign markes. 2b which we invite early inspection. SECOND SHIPMENTS Now Landing — 49 packages per "City of Agia," from London 61 packages per "Halcione," from London TO ARRIVE— 11 cases per ship " Jones," from Londen NEAL & CLOSE, IMPORTERS, E uses- sEt£r b b t . 894 FOR SALE, KA TONS CHAFF, OATEN STRAW t)U 20 tons Mangolds 10 cwt Ashleaf Kidney Potatoes 572 KNIGHT BROS. HASTINGS STORE. B. SOMERVILLE. GOODS delivered to all parts of the cifctmt, 8t FtDki prices. HAWKES BAY POULTRY AND CANARY ASSOCIATION. rpHE FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION 1 JL Of the above ASSOCIATION Will be held on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, The 26th and '27th September, 1879, in the Protestant Hall. Entries close 20th and 23rd September, Programme and particulars can be obtained from the undersigned. FRANK PELL, 730 Hon. Secretaiy, HAWKE'S BAY POULTRY AND CANARY ASSOCIATION. [Established 1879.] SPECIAL PRIZE LIST— £ s. d. 1. Mr R. Stuart for the best Game Hen 10 0 2. U. Burke for the beat pen Black-breasted Red Game ... 1 1 0 3. J. Leonard, for the beßt Black Red Game Cook, Ladies 1 Odor Box, value ... ... 2 2 0 4. G. E. Sainsbury, for the best Canary in the show ... 1 1 0 5. F. Sutton, M.H.R., for the best pen of Dorkings ... 1 1 0 6. Capt. Russell, M.H.R., for the best Pen of Spanish ... 1 1 0 . 7. Mr J. M'Vay, for the best pen Bantams, a Ladies' Biding Whip, value 1 1 0 8. Messrs Neal & Close, for the st pen Ducks, a Ladies' Work Box, value... ...2 2 0 9. Mr. Higgins, for the heaviest and fattest pair of Fowls, prize value ... ... 0 10 6 10. Messrs Diawiddie, Walker & Co., for the best Game Cock, two Vols., value ... ... 1 10 11; Mr H. S. Tiffen, for the best Cage of Canaries ... ...110 12. Messrs Colled ge & Craig, for best pen of Polish, two Vols., value ... ... ... 1 1 0 13. Mr E. Moore, for the best pen of Bramahs ... ... 1 10 14. Mr B. Conroy, for the beßt pen of Carrier Pigeons ... 0 10 6 15. Messrs E. Price & Co., for the best Turkey, a Young Ladies' Co&tume, value „. ...2 2 0 16. Mr J. G. Kinross, for the best Pen of Cochins, a Picnic Basket, value ... ... 110 0 Entries close on the 20th instant, but may be made up to the 23rd inst., by paying double entry fees, with the undersigned. FRANK PELL, 91? Hoc * See,!*'