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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6778, 9 February 1884, Page 4

gheep Dip x'rials OHEEP T) IP r F RIALS - PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AS the H.B.A. & P. Society cannot see their way clear to give a furthef trial of Sheep Dips at the proper Dipping Season, C. P. HAYWARD begs to announce that A PUBLIC TRIAL will take place in the course of a few days, on the following terms : — let. — Any maker of Sheep Dip, or his agent, will be allowed to compete on paying Mb own expenses and finding sheep. 2nd. — Lousy sheep to be selected for the trial. 3rd. — 'Ihreo or four practical sheep" farmers, in nowise interested in the sale of a Sheep Dip, to bo the judges. 4th. —'ihe judges to be present at tho time of dipping, as per H.B.A. & P. Society's trials. sth — The -judges to examine the sheep one month after dipping, same as H.B.A. & P. Society. 6th. — Lousy sheep then to be put among the dipped onrs. 7lh. — The judges then to examine the sheep six weeks afterwards and report as to the condition of the several Bhoep and the wool thereon. Bth. — Tho weight of fleece at shearing time to be taken note of by tho owners of the sheep and compared with previous year's clip. 9th. — Samples of the wool will be sent to Bradford manufacturers and users (not to woolbrokers, as H.B.A. & P. Society) for a report from them thereon. O. P. HArWABD. Criterion Hotel, Napier, February 17th. 533 Ijost and Found if OST, on Saturday, a Gold Locket (heart JLJ shaped) with a piece of gold chain attached. The finder will be rewarded on leaving the same at this office. 494 FOUND, a brown and tan Sheep Dog. Tlio owner can have same by paying for advertising. If not claimed within fourteen days from this date -will be sold to pay expenses. Apply to A. M'Kinnon, Arapawanui. February Ist, 1884. 497 Educational MADAME CECILIA SUMMER. HAYES and her Daughter, Miss Anderson, have arrived in Napier and are prepared to take pupils at once for Piano and Singing. Addreas, care of Mr J. S. Large, Hastings-street. 413 Bu sines 8 Notices JUST LANDED, EX "ROLLO," FROM CALCUTTA; " OXFORD," " WAIROA," AND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS FROM LONDON. 11K BALES WOOLPAOXS, with dellt> tached tops, 81b to 111 b 50 kegs Wire Nails, 1$ to 6-inch 50 cases Unsweetened Fortified Lime* juice 20 cases 1£ x 7 Staples 35 packages Crushed Loaf Sugar, Carolina Rice, Paraffin Candles, Nelson's Conaentrated Wine Jellies, Blancman c Essences, Meat Extract, &c. Tennca Lawn Markers and Olout Nails 3fOR SALE, 200 reels Galvanised and Slack Barbed Wire 400 coils No. 8 Iron Fencing Wire 400 do 9 x 11 Oral Steel Wire 250 cases Nelson's Tomoana Tinned Meats Ward and Payne's Sheep Shears, NOB. 38, 79, 38 A.S. Needles, 5 Ply Twine, Turkey and Washita Stones Blue and Red Ruddle. Lamp Black Linseed, Salad, and Kerosene Oils Flour, Tea, Sugar, bait, Currants, Eaisins Rice, Vinegar, Tobacco, Vestas, Candles, and all other station requisites. ALSO FOR SALE, 1 Pony Lawn Mowing Machine 1 3£ horse-power Otto Silent Gas Engine FRED. W. WILLIAMS Port Ahuriri, Bth. Sept , 1883. 57 SPECTACLES. D~|~ EVI has just received a consign* • JLJ ment of Spectacles to suit all Bights, including Concave. Pereoscopio and real Brazilian Pebbles. Any poor Dersori wanting Spectacles can have pair free of charge 121 HAMPDEN SAWMILL. Q.fhfi AAA FEET Building AW 9 \J*J\} Timber For Sale. ' Also, T and G- and Rusticated Boards. . Apply to '■ W. RATHBONE, 23 Waipawa, BAEEAUD AJND "OOWEBMAN CHEMISTS AND DRUGGUSTh MEDICAL HALL, ! Hastintra-Sfcrflflt, Naoier. 104 THOMAS "OISHOPi STOOK, STATION AND GENERAL COMMISSION A<JHBTE Hastings. 2 j • W. PSBBBIE, TOHOLESALI and RETAIL! * v _ Hastings-street, op-l positeßank of New Zealand, and at Theatre! 'Royal. Regular shipments of Choice Fruits 'in "their season f reni Tlofcart; Sydney, and ; San Francisco. 1 Fresh oysters and Bindked ! Fish when in season. Wholesale purchasers supplied at smaL advance on cost! ' ' .Mrs Prebble's Servants' Registry Office iXbeatire Royal. 113