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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6282, 22 June 1882, Page 4

Auctioneers MESSRS MILLER &- POTTS' SALES EMPIRE SALE YARDS, WAIPAWA. THURSDAY, JUNE 22. MESSRS M. R. MILLER & POTTS Have received instructions to sell by public auction on above date, at Waipawa — O/\ COWS (Springing) 20 2-year-old Steers and Heifers 16 Yearlings | 8 Wean era 1 Hereford Bull The above Cattle are well-bred and quiet, and the Cows good milkers. Also, on account of Thomas Davis, 7 Cows (in milk) 6 Calves 1 Well-bred Bull As Mr Davis 19 relinquishing the dairy business, this sale will be a good opportunity for purchasing good quiet mUch cows. Also, 10 Tons Potatoes Ton Onions 20 Tons Mangel Wurtzels M. R. MILLER & POTTS, 970 Auctioneers. ME M. R. MILLER'S SALES. WOOL SCOURING ESTABLISHMENI AND BOILING-DOWN WORKS FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE BARGAIN. THE West Olive Wool-scouring, Fellmongery, and Bailing Down Establishment lately carried on by Mb Chas. Mitoheli,, with complete plant and now in working order for scouring clips, f ellmongery, bone grinding, and boiling-down. 18-Horse-power horizontal engine Donkey pump engine Horizontal tubular vertical boiler Wool-washing machine, screw woo press • ' Wool sheets, &c.,'&c. j Bone mill, corn crusher, chaff cutter Blacksmith's forge and tools Tan pits and all requisite tools and implemeuts too numerous to mention, as well as Draft and light harness horses Drays and spring carts Agricultural implements, pigs, piggeries, &c, &c. The premises have powerful artesian wells paddocks, sheep, cattle, and slaughter on most improved construction, stables, aeds men s house,.&c. - ' Very . beral terms will be given to any purohasor who is an expert;. For further particulars,. apply to M. R. MILLER, 122 Land and Estate Auctione«r MESSRS LEONARD & CO/S SALES. T EONA RD' ' AN D S~\ 0., AUCTIONEERS, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, AND HOTEL BROKERS, Hastings-stbeet, Napies. Temporary Offices — In the Lane next Mr J. W. Craig's, Bookseller, Hastings-street. Races HAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. STEEPLECHASE MEETING. WEDNESDAY,. 23th JUNE, 1882. Stbwabds. — Captain . Russell (President), Messrs Williams, . Winter, Shrimpton, Birch, Burke, Dbuglas, Murray, Coleman, M'Lean, and Tanner. Jtogb :W. Shrimpton. Staeteb : Hugh Handyside. * Hanbicappeb : J. O. Evett. T> B O G E A M M E— MAIDEN HURDLE RACE— Of 30 soys; distance about 1& miles; entrance, 2 soys, weight for age. For all horses that have never won an advertised Hurdle Race or Steeplechase exceeding 20 soys in value. HAWKE'S BAY STEEPLECHASE (Handicap) —Of 100 soys ; distance, about 3 miles ; nomination, 2 soys ; weights declared on the 10th June j acceptance, 3 soys. MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE— Of 50 soys '• distance, about 2 • miles ; entrance, 3 soys; weight for agei For all horses that have never won an advertised Steeplechase exceeding'2o soys in value. HACK HURDLE RACE— Of 20 soys; once round and a distance ;■ post entrance,.! sov 5. nofc, less, than lOat up; . open to. all horses fchat have never run in a weight for age or handicap ; Hurdle Race or Steeplechase. " . . ' CORONATION STEEPLECHASE (Handicap)— Of 60 soys ; distance, about 2 miles j nomination, .1 soy, on the 21st June ; weights declared after the ' Maiden Steeplechase; aoeeptarice, 2 soys, at the post. No entry will be received for any race except upon the condition that all claims, disputes, &c, arising shall ' be decided by the Stewards or whom they may appoint, and their decision shall be final. Nomination for the H.B. Steeplechase Handicap will close at the Criterion Hotel on Tuesday, 6th June. Acceptances . and general entries on Wednesday,, 21st v June, at 8 p.m. Qualification fee for non-members, £2. All races will bo run under the Now Zealand National Steeplechase Rules. F. D. X/crCEZE, 699 ' ' Secretary. Sfteep Pip J-L THE GREAT SECRET OF g ■*£> SUCCESSFUL WOOL lsSfc/~ GROWING. |^< ILLARD SHEEP DI P.— vX A Glycerine Compound — Nonpoisonous. As supplied to His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales' Farm at Sandringham. Destroys ticks, lice, and all parasites. Prevents and cures scab and other skin diseases. Prevents vomit sickness, foot and mouth disease and rot. Greatly improves the quality and quantity of the wool. See pamphlet with numerous testimonials including the following :— From J. L. BrLßOßotraH, Esq., Waterfall Works, Aliwall, North, 11th August, 1881. It is certainly a splendid Dip and cures brand sickness very soon, in either sheep, cattle, or horses. You can send me another ot, Blame as last. . > Messrs J. J. Ibtine & Co., King William's Town, Noy., 1879. We have great pleasure in informing you that wool from sheep lately dipped with your dip fetched fully 2Jd per lb more in the London public wool sales than same quality of wool not so treated. We also find it very useful for dressing horses, for sores, for saddle and harness galls, and for keeping off flies which here in hot weather are a great pest and very troublesome. GILLARD SHEEP DIP Deing a glycerinec ompound forms an excellent mixture for cuts in shearing, rapidly healing same and rendering the bruised skin soft and healthy. GILLARD SHEEP DIP is also a splendid wash for cattle and dogs, killing lice and fleas, curing all forms of skin complaints, mange, ringworms, removing scurf, and cleaning and sweeting the skin. Used largely throughout the United Kingdom and South America, and the Colonies. PBOPBIETOBS AND MANUFAOTTTBEBS : GILLARD AND CO., Boston, Lincolnshire, And South Essex Agricultural Chemical Works, West Ham, Essex. Sole Agonts for Hawke's Bay — HO AD LEY & LYON, * 126 Stock and Station Agent. C-o> nn ayl o r, I BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURER, 1 HASTINGS;