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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6897, 8 February 1894, Page 3

C DEAN PITT Will sell by Public Auction, at Stevenson's Horse Bazaar, at 2 p.m., on SATURDAY, February 10th, under instructions from W. Robson, Esq., Mnrigaruhe— HPHE WELL-KNOWN RACEHORSES, X. Playmate, Warrigal, and Whante; also, one good Polo Pony and one first-class Harness Horse. 962 C. DEAN PITT Has been favored with instructions to offer for Sale by Public Auction, m his Auction Mart, Lowe street, on SATURDAY, February 10th, 1894, at 12 noon— MR OWEN GALLAGHER'S PROPERTY, at Patutahi, containing 10 acres 30 perches, on which is erected a Seven-roomed Dwelling House aud Outhouses. The land is fenced and subdivided into three paddocks, garden, and orchard. Title : Land Transfer. ta. Terms at Sale. 85G SALE OF SECTIONS, WHATAUPOKO. Immediately after the Sale of Mr Owen Gallagher's property (Patutahi), On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1894 O. DEAN PITT Will offer for Sale by Public Auction, m his Mart, Lowe street — nPHE FOLLOWING SECTIONS, ON JL WHATAUPOKO : — Section 144, containing 1 acre 2 roods 3 perches, and Section 92, containing 2 roods 35 perches, Stout street, Block C, Whataupoko, both sections having a river frontage to the Taruheru, good springs on each, and sections fenced. Section 39, Block C, Ormond road, &-acre, with four-roomed house, stable, brick well, etc. Section 40, Block C, £-acre, corner Sheehan and Ormond road, fenced. Section 54, Block B, J-acre, corner Stafford street and Ormond road, fenced. Section 55, Block B, J-acre, adjoining section 54, frontage to Stafford street and Railway Reserve, fenced. Section 74, frontage to Ormond road, Block C, Whataupoko, containing Sections 49 and 50, Kaiti, £-acre each. These sections are between the bridge and breakwater. e& Terms at Sale. 933 DEAN PITT has~been~~favored with . instructions to offer for Sale by Public Auction, m his Mart, Lowe street, on SATURDAY, February 10th, at 12 noonTwo Valuable Sections, on Whataupoko : Section 55, Block A, containing 1 rood lh perches, on which me two dwelling-houses ; also, Section 17, Block A, containing 32 perches Both the above sections are close to the bridge. Terms at Falc. 941 Education Office, Napier, February 2nd, 1894. IN accordance with the provisions o* " The Education Act, 1877," it is hereby notified that the following persous have been nominated for election as Members of the Board of the Education District of Hawke's Bay to supply the vacancies caused by retirement by efflnxion of time of James Wren Carlile, Esq., Frederick Sutton, Esq., and Thomas Tanner, Esq., as members of the said Board : — Persons Nominated. Carlile, James Wren Cohen, Hyman Phineas Sutton, Frederick Tanner, Thomas A Meeting of the Board for the election of Three of the above-named persons will be held on TUESDAY, the 13th day of March next ensuing, and each duly* constituted School Committee is requested to send to me, and addressed " Secretary Board of Education, Napier," on or before the last day of February instant, a list m writing setting forth the names of not more than Three of the persons whose names are notified as above as Candidates. G. T. FANNIN, 978 Secretary. DONALD D!NNIE'3 CHAMPION STEP -DANCING AND \J VARIETY COMPANY Will Show m THEATRE ROYAL, On SATURDAY, February 10, & MONDAY, February 12. This is admitted by Press and Public to be the most talented step-dancing combination extant. £500 offered for Simple Dumb-bell Feats. Popular Prices of Admission. ORMOND, 13tii | PATUTAHI, I4th. r^ALEDONIAN ATHLETIC SPORTS Will be conducted by the Veteran Champion Athlete of the World DONALD DINNIE, On MONDAY, 12th FEBRUARY. PROGRAMME. 1. 100 Yards Handicap 2. Throwing the Hammer (16lbs) 3. High Jump Handicap 4. 440 Yards Handicap Hurdles 5. Tossing the Caber 6. 220 ¥~ards Handicap 7. Putting the Stone (161bs) 8. Bicycle Race (Amateur) 9. 440 Yards Handicap 10. Highlanders' Race (150 yds) Dancing will take place during afternoon if competitors come forward. Entries for Handicap Races (accompanied by previous performances) close at Masonic Hotel, FRIDAY, 9th February, at 8 p.m.

WM. ADAIE. RETIRING FROM DRAPERY • BUSINESS. fTTHE Poverty Bay Farmers' Co-operative Association, wishing to EXTEND their JL increasing business, and not having sufficient room, I have arranged to Lease to them the WHOLE OF THE GROUND FLOOR, and as possession must bo given by the Ist MARCH, A FINAL CLEARING- SALE WILL BE HELD. The Stock is Very Large, amounting to over £5900, AND MUST BE SOLD. Everything will be Reduced to LESS TIBIA-lsT COST AND MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, And many Lines will be SACHIFICED m order to efl'ect a COMPLETE CLEARANCE before the above date. This "wiJl be a grand opportunity of laying m a summer supply, at prices never before attempted m Poverty Bay THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD, AWD WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH ONLY. CHH 55 No Booking during the Sale. N.B.— All accounts are requested to be paid at once, and thoso remaining at the end of February unpaid will be handed to a Holioitor to collect. WIMI. -A.IDA.IK,.