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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 4070, 17 June 1882, Page 3

as os ass as cs as osmm ps as xas as os as as as x 0000000000 OOOOOOOOOC 0000000000 000000000S <*4< <i <i -4 < -4 ?i < iligiiiiiliiiiiiiiii AUTUMN 1882 WINTER The first portiom of the NEW GOODS for this Season are now opened up. The BOYS' AND lOUTHS' CLOTHING are eipecially recommended. The Stock of MEK'S CliOTIlIflQ is simply superb; and the variety of Hats, Hosiery, Blankets, Flannels, Shirtings, &c, is seoond to nono in New Zealand. MEN'S, BOYS', k YOUTHS' MOLESKINS are sold at less than wholoaale prloe. G. M. BRABOH . ♦ - AGENT. Agents for Celebrated Wertheim Seioing Machine*. OQQQQQfIQQQfiafIQQaQQQq •4-4'4'4<'4-4*4<4-<<<'4<<<<-<4*>i« Jk3JJJiJJ^iJJiJJJiJwiJJpJiJJ -d-<!«<l<l^J<)««J-<j-fl-< ■4<i-<<i<-*i-<-«i'« HHELJK&3&3H&3&3I2 HH&3&3&363Hfc]Ha 564 bb to BELL BLOOK PLOUGHING MATCH. THE ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH will be held on Wednesday, July sth, 1882, at Bell Block. The following Classes will compete :— Double Furrow Ploughs. — Ist prize £5. 2nd prize £2 10c, 3rd prize £1. First Class Single Furrow Ploughs.— Ist prize £6, 2nd prize £3, 3rd prize £1. Second Class Single Furrow Ploughs. —Ist prize £4. 2nd prize £2. 3rd prize £1. Third (Farmers') Class Single Furrow PLOUGHS. — Ist prize £5, 2nd prize £2 10s, 3rd prize £1. Ploughs, horses, ka., to be the bona fide property of the competitor. Boys' Class.— lst prize £3, 2nd prize £2, 3rd prize £1. Entry for Double Furrows, 7s 6d; Ist class Single Furrowd, 9s; 2nd clrks Single Furrows, 6s; Farmers' Class, 7s 6d| Boys' Class, nil. Three Ploughs to start in each Class, or the Committee reserve the right to wlthkold the Prizes. No practice will be allowed on the field where the match is to take place. RULES. 1. All Ploughs to be ready to start at 10 am. 2. No drivers allowed for horse teams, and bullock drivers to be under 16 years of age. 3. Depth of ploughing, five inches. No feather edge allowed. Each competitor for Double Furrow to plough three-quarters of an acre, and for Single Furrow half an acre ; and to plough the seed farrow, or the work will not be considered complete. 4. Each competitor to gather a ridge of ten furrows, and to be the fall depth of the fourth furrow. 5. Time, fire hours. Anyone exceeding that time will be diiqualified. 6. Entrance fees — Doable Farrow, 7s 6d ; Ist Class Single Furrow, 9a ; 2nd Class Single Furrow, 8s ; Farmers' Class, 7s 6d ; Boys, free. 7. All entries to be in writing, and left with Mr. Bennett, School-boose, Bell Block, together with entrance money, not later than 7 p.m. on Saturday, Ist July, or at the Herald Office not later than 4 p.m. on the same day, after which date no entries will be received. 8. All disputes to be settled by the Committee, whose decision shall be final. 9. The above Rules will be strictly adhered to. T. B. BENNETT, a 174 hl7 21 24 28 30 j}4 b jyl Secretary. MEAT BAZAAR, DEVON STREET EAST AND WEST Always on Hand.— BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB, AND PORK. Speoialcare taken in teleotion of animals — •Ibo in the feeding, grazing, and slaughtering. INSPECTION SOLICITED. Customers waited en daily. Always on Hand,— Sausages (English and German), Saveloys, l'olonies, Brawn, Tripe, Poultry of all kiadt. WEST SHOP— B.Cbiohton, Manager. EAST SHOP— T. Colson, Manager. al62hbsls L OCAL BILL. PUBLIC NOTICE. "VTOTICE is hereby given that it is the in±M tention of the New Plymouth Harbour Board to apply to Parliament to pass an Aot to authorise the Board to construct a Railway from land vested in the Board as an endowment, and situated at Moturoa, near the Town of New Plymouth, to a site situated in the said Town of New Plymouth ; and to confer on the Board power to enter upon and take and keep possession of such public and private lands as may be required for the purpose ol the said Railway. Dated at New Plymouth this 23rd May, 1882. OLIVER SAMUEL, a 4 jel7 Solicitor to the Board. WAITAEA JOCKEY CLUB SAPLING BT&KEB, £30, NEW YEAR'S DAY 18S3, FOR 2-YEAR-OLDS ONLY. 1 -VTOMINATIONS (£1) close at the Bridg< JIN Hotel. Waitara, on Saturday, th( 1 24 th June, at 8 p.m. 1 JOHN S. BAILEY, j b6B jn 24 Secretary, VV.J.C. JROSSITER k SON are PURCHASER! . of YOUNG CALVES from 1 day to : ' [ week old. 856 t