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Wanganui Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5744, 14 October 1885, Page 3

IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Dittrict Court of Wanganui, being a local Court of Baukruptcy, hoklen at Paimeiston JNorth. In the matter of " r Jhe Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and Amendments thereof; And In the matter of Pktkr J?attison, of Piaka, near Foxton, baw-mil!er ; and in the matter of Jeremiah Corkeky, of Feilditig, Gardener ; and William Hi-jsry Bikhop, of Bulls, Coachbuilder, debtors. TAKE Kotice that on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of October instant, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, or o& soon thereafter as counsel Gan be heard, the above-named Bankrupts, Peter i'^ttitoii, .Jer<n.iah Corkery, and \\ ill air I enry Bishop lespeccively, will apply for Orders ot DiS'-harg-from al! debts, claims, and de - anda proveable in their Ebtatts respect veiy. Dated this 9th day of October, ISSS. G. F. HAWKINS, Solicitor for the said Bankrupts, Palmerston Aorth. NOW TO HAND. AFPvESB Stock of Long Red and Yellow Globe Mangolds. As my totock now on hand is almost all ordered an early call necessary fiom intending puichabera. HAb'IiJNGS MuORE, Seedbinan, Victoria Avenue. FREEHOLD COUNTRY LAND FOR SALh.. THE undersigned has for sale a Farm, containing 197 Acres of Good Laud, all fenced and subdivided into eight paddocks. Good eight-roomed House, capital Orchard, Sheds, bheep Dip, and other conveniences ; plenty of Wood, ami a never-failing supply of VV ater ; situated 4 miles from town. Title, Crown Grant. Terms— Half Cash, balance in four years ; interest, 8 per cent. ALBERT BARNS, Auctioneer.

JACOB FAITHFUL'S RESULT ON THE TJAWKE'S BAY SPUING HANDICAP, XXClo&edwith47l4snbsciibers@los,£23s7 The following are the number of- Sold Tickets, one number to another being inclusive, viz., Nos. 1 to 1500, 1526 to 2635, 2639, 2650 to 4650, 4676 to 4700, 4776 to 4SOO, 5301 to 5350, 5377. 5391. Total number of shares sold, 4714»^pi*° E<: > Ilfc i n g a capital of £2357,, which has been allotted as f oLows : distribution of prizes. HoßSts— 27 Ncmina- Cash Prizes tions. 1 at £S0 ... £80 Ist Horse ...£7OO 2at 40 ... 80 2nd florse ... 30u 9at 20 ... 180 3rd Hor&e ... 150 10 at 15 ... 150 Others divided 267 20 at 10 ...200 20 at 6 ... 120 26 at 5 ... 130 £1417 £940 Grand Total, £2357. WINNING JN UMBERS. Hawkk's Bay Spbing Handicap, 220 Leonora 4121 Soudan 2723 Administrator 1771 Ualy Buck 2343 Ascot 4131 Rifleman 359 Forerunner 4083 Parvenu 2 Consul 876 Rewi 3555 Pearl 1911 Herculaneum 604 Christina 3386 Ldy Walmesley 2777 Deceiver 3623 Ringleader 914 speculation 4095 The Bard 543 .Normanby 1 1742 Aimee 2658 Pasha | 4220 r evoke 1973 rttrenuouQ j 4061 Amazon 4295 Bayard | 4164 Comet 2567 Macaroni CASH PRIZSS. One at £80— No 4451 Two at £40— bos 598, 2342 Nine at £20— Isos 1159, 3088, 4398, 4061, I 56, 998, 2896, 1243, 4254 Ten at £15— Inos 2196, 1087, 1336, 2907, 2554, 1287, 1296, 83, 2984, 3u36 Iwenty at £10— Inos 3586. 817, 3657, 658, 1419, 12S0, 1331, 404, ISI6. 3388, 2942,3154, 3312, 4789, 3574, 3190, 1557, 2017, 1967, 175 Iwenty at _6-i5052347, 1232, 4313,3152, 1556, 4473, 4523, 294, s*B, 7b9, 36-23, 3760, 657, 1443, 3216, 4233, 871, 2206, 811, 1174 Twenty-six at £s— Nos 2915, 1933, 1494, 257, 44fc8, 3606, 4-26, 2323, 3111, 4794, 453, 3, -;333, 5, 3113, 2432, 1674, 1808, 1767, b9O, 331, 2922, 24U4, 2177, 24.2, 2244 The drawing took pla.ee in the presence of a large and influential Committee of town and country Subscribers and Representatives of the Press. Winners of Prizes will be paid on and after Friday, 9th instant As usual, Jacob Faithful will deduct 10 per cent from all prizes for expenses JACOB i'AITHFUL. Jao"ib Faitelfdl begs to announce that his MuJtJt»iJt!.K CONSULTATION is now open on the Melbourne and JS.Z. Cups. 675 Prizes, First Prize, £.000. Intending Investois are requested to apply early, as it positively closes on 29 Dh of this month. 10 STAND THIS SEASON AT ARAMOHO. ST. LEGER, (the property of the Auckland Stud Compauy) chestnut horse foaletl in England in 1881, bred by Lord Valmouth, t-nd imported to this colony with hisd.tin. The pedigree of Atlantis dam of t Leger, is one of the best, as> she has the blood of ten iierby winneis, two Oaks, and six bt legenvinners coiuv ing through her veins. 1(V St Lkger, by Doncaster (winner of the Derby in I 1573;, out of Atlantis, sister to Atlantic ; Doncuster by StjcMvell (winner ot the 200U Guineas and St. ■Leger, 1£52), out ot .Marigold by Teddington (winner of 1 51 Derby), by Orlando (winner of the Derby in }Bi4 ; stockwoll, by the Haron (winner of St Leger inlSo4); Ihormanby, by NVindb und, out of *lice Hawthorn ; Hurricane (winner of the luoo Guinea Stakes), by \\ ild Dayrill (winner of Derby in 1855). LOCH ]? E R G U S (the property of the Auckland Stud Company) "ill travel from Aramoho to Mo )re & Curries Station and to Jlaxwelltown, on Mondays and Tues«ajs ; on Fridays, No. 2 Line. "jVT A T A T O R <*>v Will be at Moore & Curries station one day in the week, aud the remainder <tt Aramoho Stabies. fees as follows :— Looh Fekgwj- Single mares £4 4s, two niares £3 153 each, three £31^ each. >ata'.cok— single marefi £5 ss, two mares£4. 10s , each, three SA each. Si. LtGEß— Same us JS'atator. A corresponding 1 eduction jfaU be made to owners though ttie niares sent are put to any the above three horses. .j. j For further particulars/apply to JOHN" WALKEE, Or to Q. ff. WAXKER. WALKk&'tS iB the onl^ shop where you oun buy Pollok'e bttt Kid Saoea for 17a6d , . Xx „. \/