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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12704, 12 March 1904, Page 3

Auctioneers. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE’S SALES. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LIMITED. WAIPUKURAU SALE Will be held on TUESDAY, 15th INSTANT. . When they will offer: CAA 4-TOOTH ENGLISH LEICESTER OUU CROSSBRED EWES. 500 4-year English Leicester Gross Ewes. 500 2-tooth English Leicester Ewes. 53 18-month to 2 and 2i-year well conditioned Hereford, Shorthorn and Polled Angus 12 Pat Polled Angus Bullocks. 12 2 to 2i-year Steers. 120 Pat Ewes. 150 Shropshire Leicester Cross Wethers. 250 Fat Wethers. 1 Heavy Draught Gelding (shafts or lead). 1 Heavy Draught Mare (shafts or lead). 1 Tip Dray (4in tyres). 1 Set each Cart and Leading Harness in good order. 600 2-tooth Crossbred Ewes. 400 Romney Lambs. Albo, on account of Messrs Mackersey Bros., who have disposed of their Lake Station property:— 8 2 and 3-year-old Draught Horses. 1 Draught Mare in foal. ! 7 Hacks. ' 2 Duncan Drills. 1 Corn Crusher. 1 Cambridge Roller. 1 Bay Gelding, 4 years, by Allan-a-dale out of own sister to Taurakaetaix Sundry Farm Implements. On account of Mr R. D. Knight, Longburn— -7 medium to heavy Draught Horses from 3J td 6 years. On account of Mr G. R. Hall, Palmerston North—--8 useful Farm Horses, 3 to 6 years old, broken to all kinds of work. NOTE.—Owing to the large number of horse entries the sale in this department will commence at 11.30 a.m. sharp. Further early entries solicited. ALFRED REID, Auctioneer. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD HORSE SALE, Will be held in the KARAMU-EOAD YARDS, ON FRIDAY. 18th INSTANT, Starting at 10.30 a.m. When they will offer Draughts, hacks, and harness HORSES. Early entries solicited. ARCH SALE DATES. Waipukurau, Tuesday, 15th. Hastings Horse Sale, Friday, 18th. Dannevirke, Friday, March 18th. Stortford Lodge, Wednesday, 23rd. Waipukurau, Tuesday, 29th. Kaikora, Thursday, 31st. Takapau GORTON AND SON’S SALES. EIGHTH ANNUAL SALE OP DRAUGHTS. ON ACCOUNT OP MESSES HOOKEN BROS. AT NEW HORSE EMPORIUM. FEILDINQ. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25rd., At 1 o’clock sharp, GORTON AND SON Have received instructions from Messrs Hocken Bros to sell by Public Auction at their New Horse Emporium, Feilding.— PTA 3 TO 7 YEARS HEAVY il t)U MEDIUM SHATTERS AND LEAD ERS; tip top line. 10 First-class Active Spring Carters NOTE.—The above horses have beer carefully selected for this sale fron all parts of the West Coast, and ii point of quality, power, and condi tion are quite up to the higl standard these well-known vendon usually offer for sale. Each horse is guaranteed sound and staunch. Among number are a few extra heaiy waggoners, and 10 or 12 well-bred Mares and Fillies. Horses pat on trucks at Feilding free of charge. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 1054 ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS' SALES PRELIMINARY NOTICE* ANNUAL SAijE OP Thoroughbred yearlings and WELL-BRED HORSES. FRIDAY, APRIL 29th, 1904. Day after the Palmerston North Races. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Instructed by Hon. J. D. Ormond and Messrs Donnelly and Gaistord, will hold their ANNUAL SALE OP BLOOD STOCK At the yards, Rangitikei-strett. Palmerston North, as above. Pull particulars in future advertisement. 1038 SKIN SALES. NAPIER SKIN SALES. THE Next Sale of Oddments of WOOL, SKINS. HIDES, and TALLOW will be - held on THURSDAY, March 31st, 1904, and the Brokers will sell in the following order;— WENLEY AND LANAUZE.

HAWKE’S BAT FARMERS’ CO-OPBEA-ATIVE ASSOCIATION. DALQETY AND CO. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. Notices. NAPIER PARK RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 16th and 17th MARCH. FIRST RAGE STARTS AT 12.30 P.M. J. E. QLEADOW, 1082 Secretary, NAPIER HOLIDAY ASSOCIATION. BUSINESS Places close on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 16th. at 12 insead of 1 o’clock. lOoi NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Napier park races. MARCH 16th and 17th. 1904, Holiday Excursion Tickets to Napier, available for return until March ibtn, ■will be obtainable on March 16th and 17th from Waipukurau, Pakl Paki and intermediate stations by the train leaving Waipukurau for Napier at 7.1u a.m. On March 16th and 17th cheap tickets to Napier, available for return on date of issue only, will be obtainable at Hastings, Whakatu and Farndon. The usual 5.0 p.m. train, Napier to Waipukurau, will not run south of Hastings. The usual 6.15 p.m. Napier-Hastings train WILL NOT RUN. A special train will leave Napier for Waipukurau at 6.30 p.m. 1080 BY ORDER. THE QUESTION OP QUALITY. NOWHERE is the question of QUALITY more important than the PURCHASE OF A PIANO. A GOOD INSTRUMENT will last a lifetime, and it is desirable and wise to procurd the best. Musicians and skilled piano makers hava_Jicen concentrating thcir'cnergies for many'yeai'B uu ■ THE CHALLEN PIANO. It is recognised at Home an! abroad as representing the highest standard of piano manufacture. From time to time improvements have been added, until for individual excellence, and biga quality, IT IS UNSURPASSED. Investigate tae claims of THE CHALLEN PIANO. The price is most reasonable—for the exceptional quality—from Forty-two Guineas upwards. Good Pianos—Splendid value— FROM THIRTY-FIVE GUINEAS. Catalogues posted to any address. Correspondence Invited. Liberal Cash Discount—or Terms. THE WELLINGTON PIANO COMPANY. LIMITED, 63 MOLESWOETH-STREET WELLINGTON. DIRECT IMPORTERS. NOTE.—Applications for Agencies will be entertained from, districts where not already represented. B. E. ANDERSON. H. A. PARKER, Secretary. Managing Director. PUBLIC NOTICE. QWING to the Damage done to Embankments, ALL STOCK TRESPASSING on the WHARB-O-MAEAENUI RESERVE will be impounded from this date. Napier. June 25th. 1903. 1144