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Waikato Times, Volume IV, Issue 254, 25 December 1873, Page 3

REGULAR SALES 01 LIVM STOCK AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE Are held by the Undersigned as follows; On each lhursday at Remuera, at twelve o i< jck, tna Principal Market for Fat Stock of all desciptioiia. On each Friday in Auckland, at the Haymarket, at eleven o'clock, for Horaea, Carnages, Harness, Hay, Oom, Seeds, and Agricultural Implements. •On the firat Friday in each mouth, at the Havtn^ket, lor Wool, Flax, Hides, and Sheepskinn At Waiultu, Quarterly, ia Mr Campion's Yardi, on MM third Wedueßday in February, May, August, ana November, at one o'clock At Papakura, on the third Wednesday in each month, at haif-paat twelve o'clock. , At Hendersons Mill on the third Wednesday in October and Apnl, at one o'clock. Sheep Fairs are held at the fiemutra Sale lards on the second luesday m Kbruwy. Ample accommodation for Live Stock conaigned for sale or awaiting delivery at Kemuera, Utahuhu, and Urury, where they aie well kept at nxed chargea. Dry and commodious Stores for Wool, Gram, aeeda, or Carnage*, at the Haymarket, where the foods ia atore are insured.

ALFRED BUCKLAND.

NGAKUAWAHIA ANNUAL SPORTS. FRIDAY 26th (Boxing-Day), and SATURDAY, 27th December, 1878. COMMITTM • W. H Clark, Gh Rsyner, R. R. Hunt, H. Holloway. BOXING DAY. HORSS RACE B.— i >r§t Race to commence at 10 a.m ■harp : 1. PONY RACE— I 4 hsnds and under. Once round the course. Wnmer ot any adrertiifl i race excluded Firnt prize, L 4. Second horse to *aye entrance. 2. SETTLERS' HACK RACE-Ouce and a half round the course. Winnci ol an) advertised race t> cairy Hit. First prire, LlO. Second horse to wye his entrance. 3 HTTRDLE R^CE Once and a half round the course; over four hurdles 3tt Mn hi^h. Winner ot any advertised race excluded. F r*c prize, L 5 Second save entrance. 4. CONSOLATION STAK!S-Once and a half round the course Open to beaten horkei ia above races. Firat prize, L . Second 6>a\e entrance. Entrance Feet for the above 6s. The races will be run as numbered above, 'lhere will be an interval of three quarteis ol an hour betwesn each race. BOAT RACES. To start at 2.30 p.m. iharp. 1. Pair-oared Race, open to anj boat. Course, from month of Waipa river round a boat moored off Firewood greek and back to starting pla -e. Etitrauoe, :os. Prue L 5. 2. Maori Canoe Race, crewe ot two only, open to all comem, distanoe .ibout 2 miles. Entrance, 2e td. k lnt L 3, second lave itakes 3. Pair-oared Boats of not le«s than 4ft beam. Coune, iame si No. 1. Entrance, ss. F rst H, second save stakes. Walking Ureai> Boom over water. Entrance tee Is. Prue 15s. Compeutuis to compete in shirt and trousers. Post entries for above races. Ttiree to strrt or no race, excopr for pair-oarid gigs, for which two may sUit. Only «üb-..ribt.rs to the fund of not leu than 10s can enter for hone races. GENERAL SPORTS— Satttbdat, 27th Diobmbm. Commence at 10 a.m sharp. I. Maiden Flat Race, 100 yards. Fint 2 s, second ss. 'I. Standing Long Jump, without weights. Only one jump «ach allowed, tiikt l 5», stcoud sr. 3. FUt Race, one mile Firat 30s, second 10s. 4 B •)■•' Race, luO yards, for boys under *ft 6in high. First 10s, sicund os. 6. O d MVh Race, 45 years and over, 100 yards. First 10a, second '1% bd. 6. Running Long Jump, only one jump eaca allowed, first 0», second 6s. 7. Hurdle Kace, 440 yardi, orer 8 hurdles 3ft 6in nigh. First 3 s, lecoud lOa. 8 Boys' Race, 2iO yards, for boys over «t 6m and under 6lt om. First if*, iccond s 6d. 9. Hat Kace, 26u yaid«. fcirat Os, lecond 6s. 1 6. Kunninjf High Jump. First 0», »econd 6i. 11. High V-iuitiug, with Pole. Fir&t 20i, second 6i. U. )Ut Raoe, hall-mi c Firit 3Ui, neeond li I lj. "Wttinne M» ri Rice, l'O jards Jrirst Ids, second 6s. 14 Putting the Stune Prize 10s. 1 6. T»s»ing the Caber. Prize Is. Judgi s decision to be tinal, aud it muit be distinctly understood that ni entry is allowed except on this condition. Ttiree to start or no race Eatianee Fee-, B ys' and Wahine Maori Races, free. All oth. n for general iporU, Is. Jso pro e-it vtiU be rtceiv«d -without 10§ It lodged with it in the case ol horoe, boat, and canoe races, and o» in iaie of othtr sports, w nich money will be lorieited in caae the protest is not allowed. ______ tfGUtT^YAHIA STEAM FLOUR MILL.

fTIHE Undersigned begs to notify that he will take over the above Mill on Ist November, when he hopea to receive the support hitherto given to hi« predeoessors. WHOLEBALB PRIOIS CURRENT Delivered anywhere tn the river, freight p»itf, ior nst cash. £ a. d Supernne sin-dressed flour, Srand, "NFM," No. 1, per ton of 2,000 Iba 18 0 0 Ngaruawahia, No. 2, per tou o r 2000 lbs. ... 16 0 0 Wheat Meal 16 0 0 Bharps, per lOOlbs 0 8 0 Bran, per bushel, tOlbs ... 0 16 Wheat Meal for pig feed 0 9 0 Oats, per bu3hel ... ... 0 7 6 Note.— Sacks Is ;601b. and 1001b. bags, 6d. each extr* Purchasers taking 600 lbs of Flour are charged the abo\e wholesale prices j under that quantity, the retail prioo1s per lOOlbs extra This refers to Flour only. Gristing, including smutting, silk dressing, and freight per steamer, from any p.aco on the nrer to Mill anuJ3aok at Is 9d per bushel Waste, lb per bushel R. R. HUNT

N. L JOSEPH, * A- ' DIALXI,

Kauri Timber, First Class THE Cargo from Kopuru Mills, Kaipara, having arrived the following dimensions can be supplied. Freight paid. Rough Timber, : s 20s per 100 P.T.iG : : : Ms „ „ Specification— 6tl, 7*l, Bxl, 9xl, P. T. «k G. 9x} (- oil 6xl, 6x2, 6x3, 4xB, rough. GEO. EDGECUMBE. Ngaruavahia, Dec. &, 1878.