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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 30 August 1927, Page 10

A. E. Bullin and Co. A. E. BULLEN AND COMPANY AUCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS, RUSSELL STREET, HASTINGS. FOR SALE. 4Q ACRES, best fruit-growing land in Hawke’s Bay (just outride borough boundary). In ar<"as to suit buyers, and very easy terms. _j.o ACRES, first-class dairy farm, fully equipped, very handy. Price right, easy terms; or owner exchange for unencumbered residence, Hastings. 1 SOO for lease. Rest dence and outbuildings Carry 1500 shep. Rent 4/6 per acre. ACRES, good flats, well water ed and fenced. Just outside borough. £BO per acre, £2OO cash, balance arranged. 2|j(j ACRES, Government lease. Rent 5/6 nett. Small residence. WooLhed, yards, 'ip. Good road. Goodwill £4OOO, very easy terms. Rent paid in advance until 1031, which is given in. This propc ‘tiou is worth inspection. JQEW BUNGALOW 6 rooms; garage, just finished. Best situation. Every possible convenience, £1450. About £2OO ci h. BUNGALOW, very handy, west s ’ , just finished. Everything up-to-date; £lO5O, with £l5O cash, balance 5 years. SMITH & SHARP AUCTIONEERS & LANDSALESMEN HAVE FOR SALE: O I IW) ACRES, well subdivided and watered; splendid homestead and plantations; will carry easily one breeding ewe. Big portion ploughable. Price £8 per acre. Terms to be arranged. fTOOD BUILDING SITE, just under i Acre, with fowl-house and run; good locality. Price £2lO. 1|)1 ACRES; no buildings. Price 1v “ £9OO, or no cash if purchaser builds. No. 75 9 ACRES 9 PERCHES, with six- '• roomed house and every convenience. Handy to town. Land second to none. A cheap property at £l4OO. Terms to be arranged. No. 32 9‘J ACRES of the best land in Hastings. Everything in the home of the latest. Cowbails, sheds and motor shed. See us and get further particulars. Well worth inspection.. SMITH & SHARP AUCTIONEERS, LANDSALESMEN AND FURNISHERS Phone 1591 * HASTINGS LET DISCRETION guide you when buying tyres Ask foi North Bri \ish Tyre*’ and you are assured of the hest They -i.tlast mosi ordinary tyres WHEREVER TYRES are discussed vou are certain to hear North British Tyres favourably mentioned. Thia is significant It speaks of quality and -service.—H . EVENING Instruction in Shorthand. Typewriting and Book-keeping at CLIFTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 231 ST AI’BYN ST. HASTINGS ’Phone 1355. Terms commence any time Prin ipal. Mrs A 11 Gilby, P.T.O EJAWKE’S J.JAY JOCKEY OLUB METROPOLITAN SPRING MEETING HASTINGS RACECOURSE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER Ist, 1927. To Start at 12 Noon. I—TOMOANA HANDICAP HURDLES Hack conditions), 150 sovs. Nomina- • tiou 1 sov., acceptance 2 sovs. One mile and threeaiiarters 2—TRIAL STAKES (Hack conditions). 125 sovs. Foi horses that have never won race of 50 sovs. in value at time of start. Weight Set. Nomina tiou 1 sov.. acceptance 30/-. Five furlongs. 3—HAWKE’S BAY, GUIN EAS, 400 sovs For three-year-olds (yearlings Ist August. 1925). Colts and Geldings Sst. 1010. Fillies Bst 51b. By subscription ol I sovs each, payable at the post, unless forfeit is declared and paid on September KJt.h. (Closed.) Out mile 4—SPRING HANDICAP, 250 sovs. Nomi nation 1 sov.. acceptance 3 sovs. Une mile and a-quarter S—NURSERY HANDICAP, 150 B ovs. For two-ypar-olus Nomination 1 sovs.. acceptance 2 sovs Five furlongs O-GLENARAY HANDICAP, 200 sovs Minimum weight 7st. 71b. Nomina Uod 1 sovs acceptance £2 10/-. One mile. 7-FLAXMERE HANDICAP (Hack condi tions) 150 O ovB. Nomination 1 sov., acceptance 2 sovs. Six furlongs 3—FLYING HANDICAP. 200 sovs. Nomi. natiou 1 sov.. acceptance 50/-. Six furlongs The winner of any Race aftor the de claratiou of weights to carry penalty of 71b». DATES OF NOMINATORS. WEIGHTS & ACCEPTANCES. With amounts to be for war led to the Secretary, H.B.J.C. FRIDAY, 16th September ,at b p.m.Nomiuatious. b p.m.. All Events 1 gov.. Forfeit H.B. Guineas I sov TUESDAY, 27th September. —Weights, all events. THUItaDAY, 20th September, by b p.m-.Acceptances N. 8.; All telegrams must be confirmed in writing, and name of trainer given See penalties. Part XV., Rule 5 Rules of Racing. FAR'I XV.. RULE 13. “By the entering of a horse, every person having, or subsequently acquiring, an interest in such horse, shall be deemed thereby to undertake neither directly nor indirectly to make any wager witn a bookmaker in connection with such bo. e, -o any other horse, in the race in which such horse is -o entered Each entr shall contain, or, il it do not contain, shall be conclusively assumed tv contain such an undertaking; breach whereo shall be deemed a corrupt practice on the Turf within the meaning ol Part. XXXII. of these Rules.” 11. s. M<KS. 1 V A Lav 11 -pi.A-.n p..‘-i..’ eR ,