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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1689, 5 March 1906, Page 4

FOR BALE, 'S 50 ROMNEY^ 15 Corrlodalo Cull 50 Llnooln 1 RAMS 600 Cull Ewes 1250 Dull Lambj All dipped. Eweß will havo 8 per cent, of roms running with them from let M troll. Delivery given of aoy fine up to April Ist. Al'o, 2 3-year old Draught Horscß 1 4-yoa--old Draught Horse Applya GEOFFREY MtCLEAN, Manager, Bloomfield Bros, _ , , TonHau-t-o te-Atua. Telephone through Whatatutu. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., Inetruotcd by MR EDWARD J. HARRIS, Wi'l Sell by Publio Auction, on SATURDAY, MtRGH 24, 1906, 5 ACRES 3 ROODS 38 PERCHES (Part of Beolion 218, Kaltl), Subdivide 1 into NINE SECTIONS, ranging in area fr< m 1 Rood 3 P.rohe3 to nearly 2 A ores. The e sections, which form part of ihe Estate of the late Me E. F. Harris,' are within a few minutes' walk of the Qisborae Post Ofiioa. Two of them havo river frontages. As residential sites they are unsurpassed. AUo, A Instructed by the Owner : BOUT SEVEN ACRES, s tuated on the Wainui Mr.in Road and Tyndale Road, formerly tho property of Mr Thomas Steelo. Fubdividod into areas of Quarter and Half-aores each. O. R. WYLUE, Auctioneer, A. F. KENNEDY, Manager.

MATAWHER ) STOCK SALE YAKDS. SALE FIXTURES. There wiil bo no sale between Thursday, let March, and Thursday, 15th Mcroh. tnd thereafter Every Thursday till further notice. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE. Ltd. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY Co., Ltd. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO.

'jVJ' OTIOS is Hereby Given that the under--T-v mentioned Town Sections will be offered for Sa'e by Pub’ic Auotion, for Cash, under the provisions of “ The Land Aoj, 1892,” at the District Linda and Survey Offic9, Napier, on FRIDAY, the 16th March, 1906, at 11 a m, TOWN OF FRASERTOWN (Wairoa County). Full particulars may bo' ascertained a n plans obtained at this office, and at th Land Office, Gi bo^n". ERIC C. GOLD-SMITH, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Survey Office, Naphr, 20th February, 1906.

WAIPIRO RACING CLUB. Annual meeting To be bold at Waip'ro Bay, SATURDAY, MARCH 24th, 1906. i BPI-s President; J. F. Peitie, Fsq. Vice-PreEi-dents: Messrs C. McCracken, Slimmoo, MoCuUougb, Burdett, F. Sullivan, J. Sheridan, D. J. Barry, J. J. Fry. J. Johnstone, Jameson, Hayes,.A. Murray, H. Johnstone, G. Westmoreland, J. P. Murphy, J. Bprr. Judge, Mr S. Burdett. Handicapper, Mr W. Kirkpatrick. Secretary, Mr A. P. Durrant. Treasurer, Mr F Sullivan. Starter. Mr W. Mollroy. Clerk ot Course, Mr A. Mart'n. Clerk of Soalep, Mr J. McGhee. Stewards: Messrs J. Spratt, A. Grant, J P. Murphy, Piripi te Awarau, Wi Pokiha, Tai Awhio, Tula Njarimu, Bulliven, Wallbanb, W Sailier, J. Sadlier, Slimmoo, Barr, J. Boyce (jun.), W. Kirkpatrick, J McGhee, Benata Tamepo. ItU-JJIJ ' PROGRAMME I. Maiden Plate, of 5 fovb. Distance, about 6 furlongs. Minimum weight 9st. Post entry ss. 2. Flying Handicap, cf TO eovs; second horse to receive 20s from stikes. Distance about 6 firings. Nomination 7s 6d, acceptance 2s 6d. 3. District Handicap, of 8 sovs. Distaooe, about 1 mile. Open io all horses between Hick's Bay. and Whangara. Nomination Si, acceptance 3s. 4 Tawhiti Cup, of 20 sovs ; second horse to reee've 2 eovs from stakes. Distance, about 1£ m : le. Nomination 12s 6d, aoceptante 7s 6d. 5. Hack Race, a band’cap of 6 sovs Distaooe, about 5 furlongs. Port entry, 6s. 6, Farewell Hendioap, of 5 sovs. Distance about 6 furloDgs. Post entry si. CONDITIONS,

J. Homes entering for Diatriot Bace to have been ip ibe district, and the bona fide property cf resident owner, for at least thee moc ha previous to date of Meeting. 2. Stewards reservo tho right to alter the order of events. 3. The Handioapper shall have power to rc-handioap any winning h rsa. 4. Jockeys ridirg in races to wear oolors. 5. Protests to bo lodged with the Secretary, in writing, within lifteen minutes after the disputed event, and aroomjaoied by a d'posit of £2; such deposit to be fo foiled should the protest not bo sustained, , 6. dominations for Baceß 2. 3 and 4 o'ose on WEDNESDAY, 7th March. Weights deolared on MONDtY, 19Sh March. Acceptances olore 'On 23rd. 7. Entries by telegram mu t be oonflrmed in writing at the earliest opportunity, urd r a penalty not exceeding £lO (vide Buie 4fi). 8. No Nominations or Aooeptances will be en'ertalned unless accompanied by neoe sary fees 9. In tho event cf telegraphic oommunioalion being interrupted, either on day of nominaPons or acceptances, they will be deterred until one (l&y Mt p r tsommu* nication is tenewed, A. P. DURRANT, Hon Ecc.

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