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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3122, 30 June 1881, Page 3

Sales by H, Moiiteifch and Go. HORSE BAZAAR. SATURDAY, JULY 2nd, 1881. At 1.30 p.m. The undersigned will sell—! 11-V USEFUL HACKS and LIGHT HARNESS J. / HOR&ES. 1 set Spring Cart Harness. Also— PRODUCE, consisting of - 2 tons Potatoes 2 tons Bran 2 tons Sharps 4 tons Flour Oatmeal, Onions, Chaff etc., etc., etc, H. MONTEITH And CO., Auctioneers. SHAMROCK YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6th, 1881. HHHE undersigned will hold their Monthly Cattle JL Sale on the above date, instead of June 29th, as previously advertised. H. MONTEITH & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OP HORSES. SHAMROCK YARDS. THURSDAY, 7th JULY, 1881. The undersigned are instructed to sell— fer (~\ HEAD HORSES (2 to i years old), broken Kj \J and unbroken. These horses, bred tin the Poratgahau district, are chiefly of a stamp suitable for hacks and light harness. Many of them arc by good sires, and are put in the market on accouut of the scarcity of feed. No Reserve. H. MONTEITH & CO., Auctioneer?. The undersigned aro TDUYERS OF GOOD MILLING WHEAT. H. MONTEITH AND CO. PRODUCE FOR SALE. The undersigned hold for PRIVATE SALE— O/\/\ SACKS (GOOD FEED) OATS 150 sacks Malting Barley A consignment of Canterbury Onions (sound) Chickwheat, Potatoes, Sharps (sound), Chaff, etc., etc. Also— Messrs Bridge and Russbli/s Flour (quallt" guaranteed), Bran, etc, delivered at any Railway Station H MONTEITH CO., Commissioi Agonts, Sales by Mr Koutladge. IMPORTANT SALE OF WELL-BRED DAIRY COWS. TUESDAY, 12th JULY, 1881. MR W. ROUTLEDG-E Has been instructed by Mr John Marshall, to sell by Public Auction, at his Farm, Meanee, the whole of his Dairy Stock, consisting of— Of") COWS IN FULL M L 4 Cows, will calve in a few days 5 Cows, will calve within a month 6 Heifers (springing) Other young stock veanera 2 Trap Horses, " Antoni " and " Little Tommy ; " both well known and used to town work 1 Spring Cart, can be converted into a Dog Cart 1 Swing Plough in good order 2 Stacks of Hay (well saved), one being Lucerne and one Rye Grass The above sale will be a splendid chance for Dairymen to purchase well-bred Dairy Cows, the Btock being well-bred and of good quality. Settlers in the district wishing to take advantage of the sale for disposal of other Stock, will kindly communicate with the undersigned. Sale at 11 a.m. Luncheon provided. NO RESERVE. W. ROUTLEDGE, Auctioneer. Sales by Messrs Miller & Potts j?ROPERTIE3 iOR SALE. -BO QAA ACRES LEASEHOLD O,GOO acres Freehold, with 20,000 Sheep, 150 Head Cattle, Plant, and improvements; good port, sea-board 5,600 acres Freehold, and 2,900 acres Leasehold, improved, 800 Sheep, 50 head Cattle 13,600 aores Freehold, close to 3 rising townships, with 5000 Sheep, 200 head Cattle, good shipping accommodation, river frontage, Kaipara. 4,500 acres Freehold, and 2,009 acres Leasehold, with 6000 Sheep, Mohaka. 3,350 acres Freehold, and 3,180 acres Leasehold, improved, and with Stock, Very easy terms. Poverty Bay. 4,300 acres Freehold, improved, with 3000 Sheep. Very easy terms. 6,500 acres Freehold, improved, with Stock, or will sell 3 to 4 thousand acres at a low figure, or partner, equal shares. 5,300 acres Freehold, and 560 acres Leasehold, fenced and improved, with 5000 sheep, and 100 Cattle, Horses, etc. Easy access by sea or river 3,180 acres Freehold, fenced, drained, and improved, good land, easy access, price low. Thames: 0,500 acres Leasehold, partly improved, rent low. Thames. 15 000 acres Leasehold, well watered and bounded Stock, at valuation, price very low. Bay of Plenty. 4,000 acres Freehold, good land, low figure. Waikato. 560 acres Freehold, on the Auckland-Waikato railway line, well fenced and improved, price low, easy terms. 9,030 acres Freehold, and 1300 Leasehold, substantial improvements, stock and plant, present carrying capacity 3500 Bheep, price low, terms easy. 1,000 ac es Freehold, substantial improvements, first-class land, with 1800 Sheep, Cattle, and Horses. 1,330 acres Freehold, good land, well watered, with ICOO Sheep, few cattle, terms easy. Farm Sections from 20 to 200 acres, at Hastings, Havelock, Makaretu, Woodville, Ormondville, Poverty Bay, and Tauranga. M. r.. MILLER, Stock and Station Ai?ont, Wapier. QUOIT HANDICAP TOURNAMENT. A QUOIT HANDICAP TOUBNAMENT for a magnificent Plated Cup, will be played on Clive Square, on SATURDAY NEXT, July 2nd. Play to commence at 3 o'clock. 16 Players, Entrance fee, 5s each. Entries to be made on or before 8 p.m. on FRIDAY NEXT, July Ist. All entries to be addressed, and fees enclosed to A meeting of intending players will be held at the Provincial Hotel on THUKSDAY EVENING, June 30th, to arrange rules, etc., for the above match, ' E. ASHTON, Provincial Hotel. NAPIER TEMPERANCE MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. rpHE Meeting night of the above Society is NOT JL To-night, but next THURSDAY, tho 7th of July (Ist Thursday in the month), at 7.30 p m. HAWKE'S BAY CLUB. fT\HE Annual Ceneral Meeting of Members will be JL held in the Club-house on FRIDAY NEXT, Ist July, at 8 o'clock p m. Business:—Ordinrry, and election of new members. J. W. CARLILE, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. ON and after this date H. J. HILLS, Blacksmith, will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his late partner, Jamks Sindkn (of the firm of ' Sinden and Hills. ") FENCING- NOTICE. TO THE OWNERS OF SECTIONS Nos. 350 and 352 of the Town of Napier. riIAKE NOTICE that I intend erecting a Dividing X Fence between the abovo Sections and my Section No. 351 of the Town of Napier ; And I hereby call upon you to erect half of the said Fence, otherwise I will proceed to erect the same at your expense. HUGHR. GUNN. July 29,1881. MRS R. J. TREBITCOCK, experienced Monthly Nurse. Address, opposite Pocock'e, Whiteroad, Napier, • /