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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5495, 25 September 1879, Page 4

MONEY TO LEND. I THE undersigned has various sums from £200 to £1500 to advance upon good Freehold Security. __. ROOPE BROOKING. September 5, 1879. _817 SPRING, 1879. -\"T EAL & /^ILOSE Beg to announce that THEIR FIRST SHIPMENTS > OF [drapery 1 FOR THE E J SPRING SEASON Are now oa View, ex the following ships : — F • ARRIVED— 10 Cases, per "Loch Cree," from London c 2 „ per s.b. "Kent," from London „ per "Napier," from Glasgow 1 case per Mail Steamer " Pelase " 6 cases per " Waimea," from London 4 „ per "Minister of Marine," from London ' 12 „ per "Bermah," from London * 1 case per b.s. "Cyprenes," from London ! 4 cases per "Kildonan," from London 3 cases per "Rakaia," from London, i f NINETY-TWO PACKAGES, 3 b As Above, 3 Forming a selection made by our own'buyer [ in the London and Foreign markes. To which we invite early inspection. 3 SECOND SHIPMENTS 7 Now Landing— , 49 packages per "City of Agia," from London 61 packages per " Halcione," from London t TO ARRIVE— *• 11 cases, per ship " Jones," from London '! NEAL & CLOSE, ' IMPORTERS, r 1 H TINGS- S'T^R RET. 894 7 b — — FOR. S A T V 7 Kf\ TONS CHAFF, OATEN STRAW i O\J 20 tons Mangolds 10 owt Ashleaf Kidney Potatoes 572 KNIGHT BROS. I HASTINGS STORE. L R. SOMERVILLE. 5 GOODS delivered to all parti of the dif 1 j lit, al N_t it J prices. ' HAWKES BAY POULTRY AND , CANARY ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the above 1 ASSOCIATION 1 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, 73G Hon. Secretaiy. HAWKE'S BAY POULTRY AND CANARY ASSOCIATION. [Established 1879.] SPECIAL PRIZE LIST— £ b. d. 1. Mr R. Stuart for the best Game Hea ... ... ...10 0 2. TJ. Burke for the best pen Black-breasled Red Game ... 1 1 0 3. J. Leonard, for the best Black Red Game Cock, Ladies' Odor Box, value ... ... 2 2 0 4. G. E. Sainsbury, for the beat Canary in the show ... 1 I 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 Ladieß' Riding Whip, value ... ... 1 1 o 8. Messrs Neal & Close, for the st pen Ducks, a Ladies' Werk Box, value... ...2 2 0 9. Mr Higgins, for the heaviest and fattest pair of Fowls, prize value ... ... 0 10 6 10. Meaßrs Diawiddie, Walker & Co., for the best Game Cock, two Vols., value ... ... l j n 11. Mr H. S. Tiffen, for the beat Cage of Canaries ... ... 1 1 0 12. Messrs Colledge &; Craig, for best pen of Polish, two Vols., value ... ... ... 1 1 0 13. MrE. Moore, for the best pen of Bramahs ... „, x 1 o 14. Mr E. Conroy, for the best pen of Carrier Pigeons ... 0 10 6 15. Messrs E. Price & Co., for the best Turkey, a Young Ladies' Costume, value „. ... 2 2 0 16. Mr J. G. Kinross, for the best Pen of Cochins, a Picnic Basket, value ... „, lio o 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, ] 917 H° n - >_?__. I