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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7197, 24 June 1885, Page 3

_ Notices. :? HAWK&'S BAY AOd IMATIBAIIO3 SOCIETY. Tttß Undersigned is prepared to roceiv applications for Trout Ora for th ensuing season in quantities of not. less thai 10,000. ry Price, £2 per 1000. in O. A. FITZROF, n- 1043 Acting Hon. Seo. ir, _- _ [; TWTAPIER GARRISON BALL will b< -i-^l held in the Store lately occupied bj Messrs Wardrop ond Co., on TUESDAY, June 30th. W. G TILLEY, 953 Hon. Seo. ; TT AWJOL ' S R AY ~r ooKEl |~ILUB. ) STEEPLIOHASE MEETING. ] t THUBSDAY, 25xh JUNE, 1885. Passengers by Railway will be Landed at „ the Pacecourse. PRICES OF ADMISSION— a cotjbsb : Foot Passengers, 2a Horsemen, 2a 6d Vehicles, 2a 3d ; all occupants 2s each, to bo paid by the drirer. N.B. — All Tehicles must draw up on thp right-hond side of the course. 9 SNCLOSUBEI ; Grand Stund, Lawn, and Saddling Paddock, 10a ; children under ' 14 years, ss. Second Stand, 2s 6d. 3 > Members and their carriages free on pro--3 duct ion of member's tickets only. Return Bailway Fare, including admission to the course, 4s. Speoial Carriages will be reserved for , Ladies only. First Bace to Btart at 12 15 p.m. All Dogs will be destroyed. I F. B. LUOKIE, ', 1084 Secretary. NAPIHR SECTION. NEW ZEALAND BAILWAYS. HAWSE'S BA.Y STEEPLEOHASH, THURSDAY, JUNE 25rH, 1885. The Ordinary Time-table will be suspended, and the following substii tuted .— SOUTH. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Napier ... 7.25 10.30 11.15 1.0 4.2o""«!3O~ AWtttOtO Farndon ... 7.43 10.50 11.35 1.20 4.40 &50 Whaiatu Tomoana ... Hastings ... 8.5 11.10 ... 1.40 5.5 7.5 Racecourse ... 11.12 11.57 1.42 5.7 PikiPaki ... 8.22 5.25 To Ante ... 9.0 6.5 7,50 Kaikora ... 9.35 Special Fares. 6.32 8.18 Waipawa ... 9.48 6.45 833 Waipukurau 10.12 7.0 8.43 Takapau ... 11.2 7.45 : Makotuku ... 11.43 8.20 Xobaraite ... 12.25 9.0 M OETH. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Tahoraite ... 6.55 L3o* Makotnku .. 7.43 2.15 Takapau ... 8.25 2.53 Waipukurau 6.35 9.25 3.45 Woipawa ... 6.55 9.48 4,4 Kaikora ... 7.8 10.4 4,17 TeAute ... 7.43 10.35 4.50 PakiP»ki ... 8.22 ... 5,25 Eaceoourae ... ... 3.15 4.45 Hastings ... 8.43 9.35 11.38 3.17 ... 5.45 Tomo«na Whakatn , Farndon ... 9.4 9.55 12.5 3.37 ... 6.8 Awatoto .. ... .«, Napier ... 9.26 10.15 .12.25 4.0 5.35 6.50 No Goods. No Trains between Spit and Napier. CHEAP FARES, AVAILABLE FOB THE DAY ONLY. ALL STATIONS TO HASTINGS SATURDAY RETUBN FARES. Speoial Tickets will be issued by the 10.80 a.m., 11.15 a.m., and 1.0 p.m. Trains. Napier to Racecourse, including Admission to the Course, 4?, single or return, irrespective of class. Farndon to Bacecourse, including Admission to the Course, 3s, single or return, irrespective of olass. By order. District Manager's Office, June 19, 1885. 1022 NOTICE. MESSRS KNIGHT BROS, having disposed of their Ironmongery Business on the 31st Marsh last, find it necessary to close all accounts up to thst date, and beg to request that all accounts due to them on the above date be paid before the . 30th June, otherwise they will be placed in • the hands of a solioitor for collection. • KNIGHT BBOS., Hastings, t June 19ih, 1885. 1027 TVT KS3ES TT Kia3BCT OBQTHEBS ' Beg to announce to the Settlers of Hastings > and surrounding Districts that the Timber, Coal, Firewood, and Produce Business will I be conducted by them as heretofore at their Old Yards, and to request a continuance of ■ past favors, for which they take this opportunity of expressing their thanks. . HASTINQS TIMBEB, FIREWOOD, COAL, AND PBODUOE YABDS. On Hand and For Sale, A LARGE ASSORTMENT I or -SAWN TIMBEB, I Totara, Bimu, and White Pine House Blooks, Strainers, Posts and Shin--9 gles, Coals and Firewood. • Hobart Town Timber and Palings, Hard „ wood Shafts, &o. POTATOES, OATS, MAIZE, HAY, i- STBAW, AND CHAFF. 0 LIMB, BBIOES, AND CEMENT 3 Always on Hand, . Orders promptly attended to, and delivered to any part of the District. XT N I G bTIT^ B O 8., Hastings. 818 n OTA.VING disposed of my Milk Businesi H O. to Mr J. K. Oambbow, I beg to solioil |~ for him a continuance of the support ao. v corded to me. *' 3. B. HABLABD. IN reference to the above, I have muol pleasure in stating that having madi ,7 arrangements for the supply of Pure, Fresl Milk twioe daily I hope to merib support. A Milk Depot will be established next ti n the Provincial Hotel, Cliveaquaie, when ** Fresh.- Milk', Devonshire Cream, Butter, ant , Eggs will always be obtainable- - ' *" 883 J. K. OAMEBON. , sy "~~. NOTICE. ', id TTaving given up the Milk Business, ' ea £1 (J. S. Harland) give notice that al iw accounts due to me must be settled on 0 ac before the 80th of June, 1885, or legal pro n, coedings will be taken to recover the same «, 959 . J.S. HABLAND. Nt : : be XTAVEIiOOK TWHTJBSJIffiIEf to XX. - -LSI FOB SALE, ' SBLHOT NUBSBBY STOOB on Choice and reliable Fruit, Forest, and 31 Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, s; -' Plants, Seeds, Ac. 10 . New Aialeas, Camellias, Bouvardias, Bougainevillas, les Heaths, of sorts (haxdy), .Shrubs, &< >r- Pines and Cypresses supplied by 100 or 1030 at Seasonable Bates. Orders . Lrf t with Mr Ferguson, Fapier en Mr Hastings, Hastings • Mr Jull, Wa -■ .pawa-'j or .-'■•■• '"-"•' ".-," V-v ■ .-' : - ■ ; ■..;,-' ■ -' ; J, QODDASDi ,: 11088 .■'■-, At the Wu»eri«i,