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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 327, 24 October 1882, Page 4

HlWiSte X3OACH EAPTO&Y, DONEGHUE, 1 CHISHOLM, & SMITH, COACH BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, & GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, FARRIERS, &c,.AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS MADE AND REPAIRED. BUGGIES, EXPRESSES, TRAPS, FARM, & TIP DRAYS made in a style and at prices which will defy competition. < ( • HORSES CAREFULLY. SHOD BY AN EXPERIENCED FARRIER DONEGHUE, CHISHOL^iyi, & SMITH, ' PATBA AND 'HAWESA COACH FACTORIES. THE undersigned is prepared to * FOURTEEN-COLUMN Weekly supply house .blocks, ;tfencing J\^ Supplement is given away material (including palingp), shingles, gratis to Readers of the 1 Hawera and and firewood, at lowest bates. Normanby Star, Patea County Chronicle, Orders left with Mr. Henderson, and Waimate Plains Gazette saddler, Hawera, will b.e quickly at- EVERY SATURDAY. tended to. ROBERT HAMILTON, ; > ;; — — agent for Cleavbb Beos.', Te Eoti. 26 " d. H. BERESFORD'S — '■ — ALD POST OFFICE GENERAL DUNCAN BROTHERS \J STORE, ■ f NORMANBY. Abe Now pbepabed to ,"' Building material, posts, rails, shingles, and firewood always on SUPPLY TIMBER hand, at most reasonable prices. Business sections for sale. « -^ niM ',™™* Also, i-acre, suitable for a quiet resi- ' IN m quantity. • dencej weU fenced and wa J ered and sown with lucerne', to be purchased ' ' cheap and on easy terms. i-acres at Okaiawa. Orders addressed Stratford will Licensed Dealer in Arms and Am- . , „ „ ocr - n * munition, including Blasting Powder. receive prompt attention. 255jan24 for New j^ IMUr _ ' . , _ ' ance' Company;' Hawera and Nort^t- 0,. t -I- t> &. mm b y star . "Wanganui an d Now KETEMARAE iZ^'A PLANING **»"** PapCTS - !_' ATTTiT S Red pme, matai, and white pine cut Also, T. and G. flooring, match lining, rusticated boards, archi- __--_,_,_ t^.^^., „._. T,. Tm t^skWtag,,^., moulding,, E^SL^HAWmK """ to any pattern. J As the above mills are within two The un a e rsigned lias on hire a first-class miles of the Waimate Plains, settlers Bto ck of Single and Double Buggies, Can be promptly supplied. Covered Wagonettes, two and four-horse Timber delivered to any part of the Expresses, suitable for commercial tradistrict. " vellers, picnic parties, &c. Also, Ladies' 547tc J. & T. ROBSON. Gent's Saddle Hacks. Horses left ! ! , ■' . in charge will receive every attention EDWARD COLLIN, S, f l#om careful and experienced grooms. RvKVTixT Cwmw Good grassed paddocks, well watered, Normauby, Hawera, and Pate, „ . . „ , „ Jr. , sold, or exchanged. Orders by letter or Goods brought at Current Rates, telegram promptly attended to. Firewood supplied. . THANK BAILEY, Posts and Rails always on hand. 41 Proprietor. 70 - — A TTA at wTT sO N ZI?RaTED WATER MANUFAC. AcAETBB, TORT ' HAWEEA - Okaiawa. Posts and rails, wire posts, j JX-^^^W strainers, gate posts, house 1 J'^^M^nL blocks, and firewood supplied ' l^^^^^^J and f , delivered.; at moderate L' ;^'^^^^^^^ W ILLIAM CLEMOE, J * Goods carted from Patea to Hawera A - A. GOWER, Proprietor, or Manaia. Also, daily express from , ' Hawera to Manaia, carrying passen- Ginger beer and cordials of the gers and goods at lowest rates. 72 best qualities always on hand. 24 G DAVID SPENCE, ,') .' >*-<_ jfek ENERAL CARRIER Patea and Hawera. *^^^^^^^S^^^ Goods brought at current rates. -mr ANAIA RACES. Apent at Patea — Mr. W. Dale. 73 BOXING DAY, __ _ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2G, 1882. WILLIAM STANLEY, _ .. —7 _ , j~u addtut) *ATTk n inmuT) President — Captain Good. pAEEIEE AND CARTER, • Judge-Mr. Aidrew Younj?. \J Haweba. C i erk o f Course— Mr. H. Hughe3. . ' CleA of the Scales— Mr. A. Budge. Expbesses to Meet Tbains. Starter— Mr. R. E. Mcßae. Treasurer— Mr. Charles Carr. Goods delivered with care and, .Handicapptjr-Miv J. . Chadwick. punctuality. _„ 7 r J Stewards: a l £ -ait t>i i jt> 1 Messrs. W. L. Mar.tyn, Andrew Hasiie, Agent fop Messrs Bluck and Baker DHu I]ea> F; p^ eti) p McGovei . n ; Waitara. 040028 Mitchell, J, M. Byrne, J. Chadwick. Manaia. programme. r , - , ; ,t ; t , „ 1. Handicap Hurdle Race, of 26 CJ) A V S 80V8> l^ wo m il e8 5 °y er 8 flights of .' hurdles, 3ft. 9in. high. Nominaivr aW at a tion, 1 soy. ; acceptance, 1 soy. To .„, • , . . •' ' >• ■ stai<fc at n - 30 a - m - ' ' ' nis ok' hand — '' 2.,, Hack Hurdle Race, of 10 soys. onnnnn ti. c j*• 1, £' '■• One mi^ e< ' Lowest weight, lOst. 300,000 teet ot seasoned timber, of The winner to be sold for 25 boys. ; all descriptions. „ . an 7 surplus to go to the fund. '•'■•''•'' ••"■ ' • ' ' Entry, 1 soy. £2000 worth of doors, sashes, build- 3. Maiden Plate, of 20 soys. li miles era' ironmongery, bricks, lime, E^iT J&£S5 ™ 1 > ' '&C. 1 , &C. . ' 'i ' ■ ' ' at time of entry ; hack races excepted. Entrance, 2 soys. _„,.. . . , 4. Handicap Trotting Race, of 15 Timber delivered to any part of the 80V8 . Three miles. Nomination, Waimate Plains. . c J° B - i acceptance, 1 soy. 5. Manaia Handicap, of 50 soys. ; , , , second horse to receive 10 soys. ' ' ' 'Sole agent 'i or the Waimate Saw f ™, m % B ! ak f. B - . " Distance, 1* 0 miles. Nomination, 3Us. ; accept« Mills. 57 ance, 2 soys. _ 6. Hack Flat Race, of 10 soys. One MA NAIA''SM' ITH Y. mile< Entrance, 1 soy. No weight ' under Bst. Winner to be sold for WTTJJ'AM CA'TVfRTiON £25 ; an y BUl 'P lu s fc o go to the fund. VVllvL/lAM bAM^KUJM 7. Parihaka Cup, of 10 soys. ; second having £urcba»cd.,the , B^cksmith's hol . seto I>eceiv , 50s . £Rom the stakeai and Farrier s Shop m Manaia lately Two miles. For bona fide, Maori occupied by Messrs. Buckingham and ' , horses and Maori riders. No weight Powley, solicits the support of set- under lOst. Entrance, 10s. (This tiers; throughout,, the district. prize given by Mr. Mar tyn.) HoTs'eseaTefiilly shod.- 'Agricul- 8. Fobced Handicap, of 15 soys. One tural. implements made aud repaired mile< Nomination, for winners, 1 with' ndatne'ssrind despatch. •■ (Jl soy. ; losers, free ; acceptance, 1 soy. 1 TTT3»!vr.T>Tr oTTvr/^T * tt> > , Nominations for Handicap Hurdles, Brrrr 1??^1 ??^? 1^. 81^^^^., Manaia Handicap, and Handicap TrotUILDER & CONTRACTOR, ting Race to be in the hands of the 1 Manaia. Secretary on"> or ; before Monday, 27th Estimates given for any description .November, J882., . of buildings. ' Weights declared Satnrday, 9th Doe;, 100,000 feet of seasoned timber of all and entries for the Maiden 51358 kinds on hand. plate cloge on Saturday, 16th December, . 1882< " HALL B, RO,THE R, S, The rules of the Wanganni Jockey Manaia, i Club will be adhered to, as far as pvacGENERAL STOREKEEPERS. ticable. . § ..<'•• * ,f > ■ -I .-■■',! ■ All nominations to contain age, name, We have much pleasure, in thank- r^'f'/S'nf a »AP erf ° rmanceß of <. • , •,*!, „, „ horses, ana name 01 owner. ■ ■ , ing our friends .and the settlers on the ■ Oolor? of ridere to b sent in wi^b Plains for the liberal support given acceptances. us aiiririg the last six month's; , and ' No entries will be received for the beg to state that we still cbntihu'e to: above races except on the following sell' goods of the best quality at, and condition i-^-That; the decision bf ' the in a -great many cases under I ,' Hawera ■ stewards on all points shall be final, prices; Intending purchasers would. ' " • do well to inspect our kfge and oao WBBPH .CdADWKIK, . well' selected stock of Groceries, m ' ■' ' Hon ' Sco ; Drapery, Hardware; Crockery, Oils, r ~ TO SUBSCRIBERS. "~ Paintsi) Saddlery, ! Boots,- Shoes, !-&c. '' ■' 1 •' 'Spe^al-attention is called ■ to : our SUBSCRIBERS who do, not.happpn stock of" Boots and Crockery just, to re'eeiye tHeir papers ogene'd'tipi^ ■. • >•> ' >. will oblig'e V coMnicatihg to Thfs 60te« ''HALLBROS.iiManaia.^ office . Every .endeavor will be niad'e "-•" '".,' »":' '*' "".;!.> !/ ' : to rectifar miatdM " '• '" rr piPER BAGS'can-bb printed 1 neatly,, •"'..?'{ v i. // ■ .■.!■>.; JL and at t cheap 'ratps.-rat the j^tar; -/^i ABDS, alii Bikos'and colors, printed at offloei.o4 large aaßoutmentjoliJJobbiiig; \J the STAsOmce with neatnes^ and