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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6779, 11 February 1884, Page 3

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Meetings NAPIER Y.W.M.H. ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of Members and others desirous of joining the Association will be held in St. John's School-room on MONDAY EVENING-, at half-past Beven, when cards of membership will be issued. C. CORNFORD, ) _, „ o 531 A. T. STCART, {Ho"'B<*»' A MEETING of the Hospital Committee will be held at the Counoil Chamber at 2 p.m. TO-MOBROW (Tuesday), pot Monday, as notified. 528 TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIPAWA. f~l HNTLEMEN,— I invite you to meet me at the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, Waipawa, on TUESDAY EVENING, 12th instant, at 8 p.m. W. C. SMITH. Waipukurau, February 7, 1884. 547 HAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. A GENERAL MEETING of Members will be held on TUESDAY, 12th instant, at 2 p.m., at the Jockey Club Rooms, Tennyson-street, Napier. BUSINESS :— Captain Rttbseli, to n*ove, — -" That the continuous increase in the value of property in the vicinity of Hastings points to the probability that the land leased as a racecourse to the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club by the A. and P. Society will, at the expiration of the present lease, be of such value as to render unlikely the renewal of the lease on terms advantageous to the Jockey Club, and therefore a sub-com-mittee be appointed consisting of Messrs J. N. Williams, W. U. Burke, and the mover, to enquire and examine what blocks of land suitable for a racecourse can be obtained and at what price, and to report to a special general meeting to be convened for the purpose of considering their recommendations." F. D. LUOKTE, 504 Secretary. sheep Dip -l'rials IMPORTANT NOTICE. 4 S the H.B.A. & P. Society cannot see x3L their way clear to give a further trial of Sheep Dips at the proper Dipping Season, C. P. HAYWARD begs to announce that A PUBLIC TRIAL Will take place at Mr Douglas' dip, Pukawa, on THURSDAY MORNING NifiXT, 14th instant, weather permitting, when all Sheepowners are invited to be present. Through the kindness of Mr Carruthers, the 7.25 morning train from Napier will stop at the Dip, which is close alongside the line. T E.R MS. Ist. — Any mater of Bheep Dip, or his agent, will be allowed to compete on paying his own expenses and finding sheep. 2nd. — Lousy sheep to be selected for the trial. 3rd. — > Three or four practical »heepfanners, in nowise interested in the sale of a Sheep Dip, to be the judges. 4th.— The judges to be present at the time of dipping, as per H.B.A. & P. Society's trials. sth. — The judges to examine the sheep one month after 'dippiog, same as H.B.A. 6c P. Society. 6th. — Lousy sheep then to be put among tbe dipped ones. 7th. — The judges then to examine the sheep six weeks afterwards and report as to the condition of the several sheep and the wool thereon. Bth. — The weight of fleece at shearing time to be taken note of by the 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 9th. 533 . Butter Powder CHUBNING MAD! EASY. riIOMLINSON & TTTAYWARD'S BI7TTER POWDEB. Brings Butter in Ten Minutes. Removes all Unpleasant Flavor. Increases the Quantity and Improves the Quality. Saves Time, Labor, and Money. TESTIMONIAL: From J. Lawson, Kelty Bridge, Kinross, Scotland, " Having been recommended to try • Tomlinson and Co.'a Butter Powder,' I did so, and found it answer exceedingly well, having greatly reduced the time required to produce, the Butter, rendering it superior in color and quality, while the quantity ia also increased, thereby effecting a considerable saying through its use." Bold in Boxes, 6d, 9d, and Is 6d each. Directions for using on eackbox. Agents for Napier — BARRAUD & BOWERMAN, Hastings-street. N.B.— Tho Butter Powder is not a colorer. . 557