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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7065, 17 January 1885, Page 2

SYNOPSIS OP NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Messrs C. B. Hoadley and Co. make additions to the catalogue of their sale at the Ram Fair at Hastings on the 2Sth instant. Mr M. R. Miller makes alterations in the catalogue of his sale at the Ram Fair at Hastings on the 28th instant. Messrs C. B. Hoadley and Co. will hold a land sale at the Hawke's Bay Wool Stores on the 11th of February. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company make alterations in the catalogue of wool which they will sell at theilT Spit sale-room next Wednesday. Messrs C. B Hoadley and Co. will hold their third wool sale of the season on the 18th of February. Acceptances for the Handicap Hurdles and County Stakes Handicap, to be run at the Wairoa County Jockey Club's meeting on the 29fch instant, close next Thursday. Messrs Hardy and Sidey announce the receipt ex Arawa of a shipment of hay forks, hay rakes, harvesting tools of all descriptions, lubricating oils, and binding twine. Messrs C. Dolbel and Co. have for sale cooperative Newcastle coal, local gas coke, drain pipes, &c. Gentlemen desirous of joining the Town and Suburban Racing Club are requested to forward their names to Mr Percival Bear by next Saturday. The Tarewa station on the Napier railway is now open for traffic. Mr J. S. Large, Hastings-street, has a house to let centrally situated. Tuesday next, the day on which the harbor poll will be taken, is proclaimed by the Mayor a public holiday. Mr F. Burgess, Maraekakaho, has ten working bullocks for sale. Particulars are inserted respecting the Zcalandia Company's consultation on the Dunedin Cup. '""" Messrs Neal and Close change their advertisement over the leader. Dr Hoadley, of Hastings, inserts a card. A land transfer notice is inserted A "muff" cricket match will be held on the Napier Recreation Ground next Wednes- '. day afternoon between Black Belltopper and White Belltopper teams. The mail steamer Australia will sail for San Francisco on the 31st of March. Several new advertisements of vacant situations are inserted in tho " wanted " column on the front page. Remnants dress materials, remnants of zephyr cloth, sateens, and prints, very cheap at Neal and Close's. SALES, 4c— THIS DAY. New potatoes, cheese, groceries, furniture, and other goods, MrC. L. Margoliouth, at his mart, 11. Horses, express, Ac, Messrs Monteith and Co., at tho Horse Bazaar, 11.30. Meeting of barbtr committee for Petane Riding, Villera' pavilion, 7.30. Meeting of harbor committee for Meanee Riding, Oddfellows' Hall, Taradale, 7.30. SUNDAY SERVICES. St. John's, Napier, 8 (Holy Communion), 11 (ffoly Communion), and 7, Eev. De Bordt -^ Hovell. *■ St. Augustine's, Edwards-street, 11, Bey. J. Parkinson 5 7, Bishop of Waiapu. St. Paul's, 11 and 7, Boy. J. Gr. Patorson. Trinity Wealoyun Church, 11, Rev. T. Taylor; 7, Roy. J. J. Lea is. Methodist Free Church, 11, Mr A Warden ; 7, Mr James Saundera. St. Andrew's, Spit, 11 (confirmation), Bishop of Wuiapu ; 7, Roy. W. Welsh. Port Presbyterian Church, 7, Key. P. IT. Cornford. Petane, 3, Bey. V 7. Welsh. Meanee, 3, Rev. J. Gr. Patersrm. Tarariale. 11 (ffolyCommunion), and 7, Hey. 0. L. Tuke. Puketapu, 3, Rev. C. L. Tuse. Hastings, 11 and 7, >'cv. T. F. Jones. Havelock, 11, Bey. W. Nichol, Clive, 3 30, Rev. VV. tficliol. Hasting, 7, Bey. W. Nichol. St. Matthews, Hastings, 11, Rev. IT. Ma lean ; 7, Rev. H. \V. St. Hill. St Luke's, Havelock, 11, Rev. H. W. St. Hill. St. Mark's, Clive, 11, Hey. H. Maclean. Hastings, 11 (Mas*), Her. fl. Reignier.