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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5555, 9 December 1879, Page 3

ICBB ??? a^^ s^^^x^_ J i J .B2LW ~ j '"" MR LYNDON'S "SAXES." ~~~** LAND SALE. .„ 1 TUESDAY, DECEMBERS, 1879, 1 At 2 o'clock. I ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT, HOTEL PROPERTY AT KAIKOURA. • r MR ED#ps ! W§DO7X ; Has received instructions to dispose of at his rooms on the above date, the undcrmen* ; tioned valuable, Hotcl,Pj^perty.rr -o- «■ «r vr r» ilm- and 95, together with the HOTEL, r j 6-stnll Stable and 3 boxes, store- "'■' ! V 9 OV >)> washOiouse,,, outbiiildjnes. ■good gaWeii ' and ffiW^arf tfe best order. Tonns-^-J- cash, one •' <'» J wl "pon mortgage, balance at 3, , I • 6 > 9 > nn.d 12 months, with interest at 1 ! 8 per cent. ci x ' l< •' KAIKOURA— Town Section No. 96, ■ ! togotlier with a 4-roomed cottage • and large garden.. , , r ., F , , r '[' I NAPIEB-t-ToVfii 'isedHdn 'No. 7 262 in '"'■ part, together with 2 4-roomed cot- " ! ' ! t,nges, situated at the corner of T Dickens, and. Dalton, Btreets, r fene«L- - , t' f f nnrl " WtidHjotl. £ Tllig /l jSo^ryjWTdnily inci-ctising in value, will bo offered in 2 lots. j /, . f ! EDWARD LYNDON/ 662 Land and Estate Agent. j'- : AL XT ■ttfCTlO^i " X * " a ''* I TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1879, . ' ! At 2 o'clock. - ."VTAPIER— Town Section 293, in subdi- '-*-?! visions, Surrey Cottages, the property .; i of 'Mritnmo'sWcocCa '' gH T ■' . . j Six 4-roomed Cottages, all papered and lined throughout, panelled ceilings '■■' < and doors, double chimneys, water. • ; ! laid on, &c. | NAPIER-Town SeetSns Bjfe^sfeftJM ß A i divisions, Thames-place ; j rt^-roomg^ages ii[oniM[ '■ Tlie above is an excellent opportunity for a working man for obtaining a. freehold upon the! most reasonable form's. ' •'"'■ ! 'I'li t / 1 « 10 per r cent upon fall of tlie hammer; 15'por'c<fnl'-ln3&s\nohth; balance at 8, 6, and 9 months, with interest. . j/I • r V! (EDWARD* BYNDON, -748 Land and Estate Auctioneer. s ■'■: J FOR SALE, iA FAMILY RESIDENCE. I :ia;-a^_3JEiT %o ev/HK 3HT , MR EDWARD LYNDON .Htis received instructions from Edmund -j, Txikej aEs^,;wßdiis:aeaving:iaift.| W8l&, to {■ dispose of his *$O RIVATE RESIDENCE, This valuable property is beautifullysituated on the Hills, adjoining the residence of ' Mrs James ; Watt /and consists of a nineroomed House, replete with every convenience for a gentleman's family. * The land consists of two acres, laid out in garden, orchard, and paddocks, and thickly . planted with forest trees. The property is held under a lease at a low rental, having 32 years to run. . After which, the whole of the Furniture will be offered for sale. , ■.*...,• - m : edward Lyndon; 491 Land and Estate Agent. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. : A FOR LEASE, 'I .. HOTEL & STORES, FARM STOCK,^cj, AT WAINUI. ' ,;/„'.! • ■ . ■ .'• \ „ \ THE Proprietor of this valuable Prppertyji , ; is desirous of rotiring,from>the busines? on account of ill-healtli, and has .decided to dispose of it upon the most reasonable terms. To an energetic and enterprising, man possessing a smull capital, this is ; an , opportunity that should not bo passed over. r . . ; 1 The property consists of — ; , ■•_ 200 Acres of land ••■,-. .cj,' Public House, with offices and. ?puthouses . " . - ; Wool Shed . ,- Stores at the Steamers' landing place, nil substantially fenced in : i . , -.a,;..! The Hotel is doing a good business,, and; can be greatly- increased. . , . „i; ...:{• stock— ' ■'.. ! "'. r .','!n -„n x 700 Sheep .- . - !,.,.,• r .8 Milch Cows— Stud Bull .:,;;> 2 Draxight Horses . „-■, ,;,. /.Y Drays, Ploughs, Carts, harness, ,<Spo, ; , :; For further parljculara, . :t. • i :, .««][ Apply to _ ■ :• .. a EDWARD LYNDON^ . ...... .-'., 687 Land and Estato Agent, i, i, •; „ . ,:^ 1 COLONIAL BANK SHARES'./. ;;", J "WTtTANTED to Purchase 100 Shares^ 71 ,- t . - . EriYNDipiNi 0 "^- WAIPAWA ATHLETIC cSPjQRTS ■ . ; ,C L U : 'B. •: .v ■ Ci7 f, BOEING DAY, DECEMBER 26, ,1879. " PBoisBAMMK : ', ' f : j "".'!; • £.s.' £ l y.';y?A t 1. Throwing Hamiuer „' • .' ' \: ><rk ! (161b3$ ': • ■ -•'llo'' oli " 'f\ 6 2. Maiden Race (300 : !r . '•' •'. "■">'-' ■ , yards) ..„ '... 110 6 lfc;^ 6 8. Putting Stone (22 ; ■' ■ U*i ' lbs) „ •-... .; ;.. : : 2 Q. • V^ 1 0 4. WaipowA Cup, value. \ - ; ''•' v?;: / u 4s(3ooyards), ; ■'- • J . . V " iJ First Event . ; . I 1 ; 0 ?2* '0 '10 [ 0 5. Bestßagpipe Player - l 2;'; ' 0" 1 O* I ;'.^ 0 ;C. Waipawa- County "■* ."<■•■>« u « Handicap Race "■.V.«')-'.:i.-» i »-; > .s;\«A (4pO yards) •■:.. 210 ! ;l : 40 J >4 0 7. Dancing Highland '■ '■>>*■■'•■■ .^ ■• •' FUng • :.. ' :.. l"10 D-16^2 6 8. Hop, Step, and Leap IJIO '. 0 15' J2 6 9. Boys' Race, under .' ; v " «<i>rV : 14' years (300 -' -> ■ ■'■ yards) 10 0 10. 1 0 10. Second Event Waipawa Cup -.it — — 11. Running High Leap 110 015 2 6 12. Handicap Race (600 yards):.;.. ..;. 3- CO OK 10 "C 5 0 13. Vaulting with Pole 2 0 .1 0 3 0 Interval of Fifteen Minutes. 14. Handicap" Hurdle «' -' '- V/ A Jl i Race (500 yards). 210 15 4 0 15. Boys' Hurdle Race, '' '' •under r; l4 years . r r . , ,-.-,-...-„ j (300 yards) 1 "" ../ I 1 0 L O'lO 1 0 16. Dancing Livorpool . r . - t : ---Horbpipb-' ..." 110 0 15" '*2' iT 17. Third... Event Wai- _ „ .. j pawa.'Cup ' i.t ;;'>'■ '.—- •'" —r "] 18. Threo-Leggcd3ace . '.' ;I ; (200 r yards) '."'\ l 110 015" 2" 6 19. Boys' *Boco,' undor "". I "V. • 1 ' '. , . « ~,m 10 years (200 * ; •;" ' ' ' 'T"" " yards) o'is.' 1 0X i Or 20. Dancing Irish Jig l-lO '0,15..j^:^ 21. Men's Race, over 40 ".,'. , v >"u Vn'> years (300 yards) ,. 1.10 \:0 : 1S '■. Sports to commehcb at 11 o' clock r|hartf,'C ■,-£ : Admission to the Ground ia ij'J Cbiildreiij. under 10 yoars Freo. No adnijsiion "for Horses or Dogs. " ,' ; , ' ! ; Entrances for the, Waipawa Cup,T I Bta<Sing > £ colors, are to be sent in to the SecratorjL-QfiL ,oj*\ before the lStbjjDecember. n \ i^'^'l I A silver medal haa been presented! .^y.^T/' A. Corskie to the Club, to bo giy v ei^ as ap.y extra prize for throwing, the hammer^ and similar one by Mr A. Peebles for dancing ib?e ' Highland Fling. I A BALL will be held in tho evening at the Oddfellow's Hall, under tho patronage bf the Club. Tickets, 12a 6d. ! . A. CORSKIE, ?96 - Secretary.