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WILLIAMS AND KETTLE Limited, Have received instructions from the wellknown Ram hiTC'lcr, A. McKenzie, Esq., Se.iforth, to pell by Auction, on TIIUIISDAY, Tin-; 12th JANUARY, 1893, At the Mfttavthero Yards— Q/\ TWO-TOOTII LINCOLN RAMS, Ov well-grown, and in gooil condition. Also,— •jAA II EA D CATT T, E lvJ'HJ' 15 Yearling Heifers (well bred and i|uiiit) 20 Yearlings (mixed sexes) (1 Fat Cows ■2 Poll Angus Bulls 2 Quiet Springing Heifers \ Spiinging Cow O!Zf\ WOOLLY EWES & LAMBS. 800 Empty Shorn Ewes. a PRIM E PORK E U S. JAMES CAMPBELL, iSG-1 Auctioneer. The 2S.Z. Loan &dA Mercantile Agency Compaay [Limited] MONTHLY STOCK SALE At MalawhiTO Yards, THURSDAY, 12th IANUARY, ISO!), At Eleven a.m. Entiiii:s : MFAT CATTLE (Heifers, Steers, and Spayed Heifers), 20 Young Steers, Several Springing Cows, i well-bred Berkshire Boars (young), 100 Wethers (in forward condition), 30 Dry Ewes (fat). Further entries invited. JOHN W. BRIGHT, $34 Auctioneer. _________ _.^_ ._ OUR Monthly Stock Sale will be held at Mataivliero Yards, on THURSDAY, 12th inst., at. ll o'clock, when we will oiler — 50 Head Two-year-old Steers 2_ Foiir-tootliLincohi Rams, bred by E. Meniove, Esq. 250 Sheep (mixed) COMMON, SIIELTON & CO., Ltd. RAMS! RAM.. RAMS. G R- WYLLIE Has received instructions from J. E. Esrifi, Fsq., to sell by Public Auction, at his Homestead ("Newstead"), on THURSDAY, 19th. INSTANT, AT 12 O'CLOCK, THE WHOLE OF HIS TWO-TOOTH LINCOLN RAMS (numbering 200). Mr Espie has decided to sell none privately, and as everyone will go lo the hammer this will give buyers equal chances. Mr Espie being an old and well-known breeder, intending purchasers should not miss this opportunity, as it is a, splendid chance to secure tirst-class sheep. The sires of these rams \\ere selected from the best Lincoln flocks in New Zealand, and the ewes include purchases from the well-known flocks of Messrs Reid, Sutton, Holmes, and Tanner. Lukoiu_Q-T Provided, 895 TV/TANGATU TRACING /^LUB. ANNUAL MEETING, To bo held on the Whatatutu Racecourse, Ox FRIDAY, 20th JANUARY, IS9O. President : Hon. Jas. Carroll, M.H.R. Vice-President : Geoffrey Maclean, Esq. Stewards : Messrs W. Bartlett, H. Perato, Jas. Bennett, Jas. Pritehard, R Pascoe, H. Loolrio, W. Muir, F. Bhindell, E. Steggall. Judge : Mr G. Maclean. Starter: Mr G. Hinlon. Clerk 'of Course: MrGeo. McCartney. Clerk of Scales: Mr T. Augustus. Handicappcr: Mr E. Devery. PROGRAMME. 12 Noon.— Ha-Jdicai' Hu.-Dh:s, of 10 sovs; second horse to receive 1 soy from stake. Nomination, 7s 6d ; acceptance, 2. Gd. Distance lj miles, over 7 flights of hurdles. 12.45 p.m.— Handicap Hack Hurdles, of 5 acivs. Post entry, ;"s. Distance 1 mile, over 4 flights of hitftllcs. 1.30 p.m.— FiA'iNO Handicap, of 10 soys ; second horse to receive 1 soy from stake. Nomination, 7s 6d ; acceptance, 2s Gd. Distance, ;]-mile. 2.15 p.m. — jMaxtsatu Cur (presented by, Campbell-Ehrenfried, Limited), with a sweepstake of o soys added ; second horse to receive 1 soy from slake. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 2s Cd. Distance, H miles. 3 p.m. — District Rack Handicap, of S soys. Post entry, Ss. For horses the liana fide ' property for three months prior to date of entry o£ owners, residing in Mangatu, Taihamiti," arid Whatatntu districts. Distance, 1 mile. 3,45 p.m.— Maidkx Plate Handicap, of 8 soys. Nomination, ss ; acceptance, As. For all horses that have never won more than £' public money. Distance, 1 mile. -I.lm p.m. — Haw-mile Suuruv, of 3 soys. Post entry, 2s Gd. Catch weights. ■1.45 p.m —Fokoed Handicap, of — soys. Post entry, — . Distance, 1 mile. Nominations to close with Secretary, Wbatatutu Hotel, at _ p.m., on Satcbday, January 14th, 1599. Weights will be declared on Thursday, January. 19th, 1899. Acceptances close at 10 a.m. on Day of Races. Settling Night — Saturday, January 2lst, 1599. All protests and disputes to be brought before the Stewards, or whom they may appoint, whose decision shall be final. Best performance and pedigree of horses entered to be handed in with Nominations. License fee for jockeys riding At this meeting, 5s each. All jockeys jostling or misbehaving in any way lo be liable to a fine of 21s and disqualified from further riding at this meeting. Five per cent, will be deducted from winners, to go to the Fund. The Stewards reserve the right to postpone the meeting should the weather prove unfavorable. W. HUNTER, Secretary. THE GISBORNE REGISTRY OFFICE. GEO. WILLIAMS begs to announce that he has started a REGISTRY OFFICE for the engagement of domestic, farm, and other labor, and invites persons wishing to obtain employment, and those who have vacancies, to communicate with him. GEORGE WILLIAMS, Tobacconist, Gladstone Road. Tklepiionu No. 9S. 574 WHAT SHALL I DRINK? A Is bottle of B.vp.p.A-i.our.ii's Hems Beer Extract makes five gallons splendid Botanic Beer, full of snap ; good tonic, good stimulant, but non-intoxicating. Try it.— From Hakold Kank, Chemist, Agent. T> HEU M A T I C S. — Bakraclouoh's _Bl\j Rheumatic Liquid (taken internally) cures Chronic Rheumatism, Sciatica, and Lumbago. This is a constitutional cure. Each bottle contains a month's treatment. Obtainable from Harold Kane, Chemist, Agent. 'SHE ROAD TO RUIN CORNS is to 1 use B.uinAci.our.li's Pkouandka (Registered). Try it. — Hakold Kane, Chemist, Agent. BIRRTvCLOUGIf'S Pkociamdka (Registered) Cures Corns. Samples posted free lo any address from Wellington. Price Is per box. — Harold Kasb, Chemist, Agent. BAI._.ACLOUCH'S~MAt;i(f Nerv.su cures violent, raging Toothache by killing the nerve. Relict in one minute. It is quite harmless to the teeth. That I've nol been troubled with Toothache since using it is a common testimony. Try it to-d,iy. Price, Is.— From llahold Kani:, Chemist, Agent. (Jl7 TO BUILDERS. TENDERS invited for the Erection of a Convent, in Kaiti. Tenders to close at Noon on SATURDAY, 14th inst. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and specifications may be seen at mv ullice. W. P. FINNI.RAN, SO" Aichitcct. BLOUSES.— Lilies' Blouses (damaged hv water) will clear at Is (id, at Mark Way's. _

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8411, 10 January 1899, Page 3

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