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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3266, 20 December 1881, Page 3

SaJ.es by H. Mosteitii and Co. HAWXE'S BAY EACING- CLUB. SALE OP PEIVILEGI-ES. WEDNESDAY, 21st DECEMBER. Tho undersigned will sell by Auction, at the Masonic Hotel, the following Privileges— NO: 1. GATES 2. Publicans' Booth 3. Lunohoon Booth 4. Fancy Goods and Games 5, Carde of the Racea. 6, Fruit Stall Sale at 12 noon. H. MONTEITH AKD CO., Auotlonoers.

IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK. MONDAY, 23ed JANUARY, 1881, At 1 o'clock noon. I ' 'lave been favored with iastruoLi,- ~,,j,«i»™ Esq., to sell by Auction at his Station, Pukotapu, as».-. Valuable Stock, etc. ' SHEEP— S\ te£.f\ PURE-BRED LINCOLN EWES, "-tOU 2-tooth 450 pure-bred Lincoln Wethers, 2-toota 700 pure-bred Lincoln Wethers, 4 and 6-tooth 1000 pure-bred Linoo'n Ewes, 4 and O-tooth 600 pure-bred LinoolnEwes, full-mouthed 100 pure-bred Rama, various ageg 1000 Ewe and Wother Lambs CATTLE— 10 fat Bullocks 10 2-year-old Steer 25 Yearling Heifers 35 Yearling Steore 25 Cows with Cs.!f and in Calf 1 Koan Bull toy " Taiori, " imported HOESES— 1 bay Colt, 5 years, by Arab Child I brown Colt, 4 yrs, ~ 1 brown Colt, 5 yrs. by Kingflrshor 1 bay Colt, i yrs, by Earl 1 black Colt, 4 yrs, by Mite 1 black Filly, 3 yrs, by Jav'lin 1 brown Filly, 8 yra, by „ 1 black Pony, 8 yrs, ~ 1 Brood mare Maggie, in foal to Prlekwillow 1 grey Draught Entire Colt, 3 yrs, by Admlj ral 1 Brood mare by Day and Martin, with foal at foot by Mute, and served by Javlin 1 Yearling Colt by Addition 1 2-year-old Colt by Patriarch 1 4-year-old Filly by Papapa Also— 1 Tip Cart 1 Double-furrow Plough (by Lennon) 1 Single-furrow Hornsby Plough E, MONTEITH & CO., Auctioneers. SHEEP FOR SALE. IKAA 2-TOOTH CROSS-BRED IOUv WETHERS. ftOnO CROSS-BRED EWES. i On A PRIME FAT CROSS-BRED JL&\J\J WETHERS. xi. MONTEITH and CO., Stock Agents. HOESES FOR SALE. The undersigned have placed In their hands for sale privately and subject to trial. DRAUGHT, LIGHT HARNESS, AND HACK HORSES. AT MOST REASONABLE TERMS. H. MONTEITH, & CO. Sales by Banner and Liddle. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, 1881. At 10 o'clock BANNER & LIDDLE Will sell at their Rooms, Tennyson.street, on the above date— FipABLES, Chairs, Stoves, Iron Bedsteads, X Mattrasses, Galvanised Tuba Fender?, Side-board, and A variety of useful household Utonslls Also— A lot of Carpenters' Tools A small lot of GROCERIES, consisting of 6 cases Soap 6 dozen Brooms Jams, Black Lead, Paper Bogs, eto, 2 kegs Nails, and a lot of Lead Piping Kitchen-dresser Empress Stove 1 hogshead of Beer 1 case Stout (Also, in the Estate of J Smith, deceased) Carpenter's Chest of Tools, Caulking Tools, Adzefl, Kitchen Utensils, Crockery ware, Tables, Chairs etc, etc, BANNER AND LIDDLE, Auctioneers. Sales by Mr. Lyndon. PURKTTURE SALE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28rd, 1881. At 11 o'clock. MR EDWARD LYNDON Will hold a Bale on Friday next, and will dispose o! a quantity of TTSEFUL FURNITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS Sofas. Chairs Tables, Couches Oheffonier Carpenter's Tools Chests Drawers Iron Bedsteads Mat trasses Garden Roller Glass and Chinaware LamDS, Pictures And other Goods, EDWARD LYNDON, Auctioneer. HAMS, BACON, TEA. AT AUCTION. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24th, 1881. At 12 o'clock. MR EDWARD LYNDON Wl.'l sell "1 PRIME CANTERBURY HAMS 15 Prime Canterbury Bacon 25 Boxes Tea —season 18S1 15 Tea, season 1881 EDWARD LYNDON, Auctioneers Sales by Mr Koutledge. FRIDAY, 23rd DECEMBER, 1881. MR W. ROUTIEDGE Will sell by Public Auction, at the Criterion Hotel, on above date, the following privileges of the Petane Bacintr Club to be held at Petane, on the 2nd January, >SSI, comprising— ONE PUBLICAN'S BOOTH One Refreshment Booth One Fruit Stall One Fancy Goods Stall The Gates and Cards of Races Also— The Grand Stand. Sale at 12 noon. JOHN STEVENS, Secretary Petane Racing Club. Educational. Education Office, Napier, December 14th, 1881. WANTED— Before the opening of the District Schools in January. ISB2, a Certificated Teacher for the Makatoku School, near Ormondvillo. Average attendance between thirty and forty. Salary, according to the Board's scale, plus Twenty Pounds per annum house allowance, there being no teacher's residence in the district. Applications, with testimonials, to be forwarded to me not later than the 7th day of January, 1882. H. HILL, Secretary. MRS OLIVER has a vacancy for two or three Boarders, either girl? or boys, under ten yeara ■ of age. Puketapu, December 7th, 1881. EVENING- LESSONS OEAOTI OAL "b O Off X EE P.J S£ commwikh%j niumiOf