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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3933, 27 February 1884, Page 4

For Sale. }710R SALE—The well-known Fruit and . Vegetable Garden, containing three acres one rood and four perches. Apply on the premises to— JAMES SHIRLEY, Taradale. FOR SALE —A 3 horse-power and 3 . knife Chaff Cutter. Apply R. G. , Graham. ' FOR SALE—3OOO Full-mouth Merino i Wethers ; also, 3000 Full - month , Merino Ewes. ' Apply at - Maraekakaho Station. SEEDS FOR SALE. i BEST Akaroa Cocksfoot (guaranteed), Provincial Rye, Poverty Bay Rye, Timothy, White Clover, Crested Dogstail, < Poa Pratensis. Samples on application. ROBERT DOBSON, Agent. i FOR SALE—B Horse-power Portable Steam Engine by Hornsby ; been in use eighteen months. Price—£2so. ROBERT DOBSON, Agent New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company. FOR SALE (cheap)—An Albert Phaeton, in good condition. Apply to— J. FORSTER, American Coach Factory. T7OR SALE—I2OO Longwool Ewes, 4 JD years old, bred at Longlands. Apply to— J. H. COLEMAN, _ Napier. FOR SALE.—Oaten chaff delivered to any part of the Borough at £5 10s per ton. Apply to JAMES CURRY, Havelock. FOR SALE—The Lease of an Hotel and . Store with 9 acres of Land in a Country District. Stock, Furniture, and Improvements at a Valuation. For further particulars, apply to— C. W. MACKENZIE. Port Ahuriri FOR SALE CHEAP.—SECTION 239 East Hastings, with 3-roomed Cottage thereon, &c. Also, section 240 East Hastings, with 4-roomed Cottage thereon. Part cash, terms on application. FRED. ALGAR, Clive. FOR SALE (in any quantity).—Roach Lime, Bricks, Fire Bricks, &c. Apply at Glbndinning & Griffin's Brick Yard, Enfield road, near new Taradalo road. HAMPDEN SAWMILL. OAA AAA FEET BUILDING /C\JV ,\J\J\J TIMBER for Sale. —ALSO — T and G and Rusticated Boards. Apply to— W RATHBONE, Waipawa ■______—_.—_—_ —____—_—^ To E.et. rpO BE LET OR SOLD.—The residence X of C. C. Murray, situated within ten minutes walk of the Hastings Raihvay Station. The House contains ten rooms, bathroom, and all necessary conveniences. There are six acres of Land laid out in Orchards, Garden, Tennis Lawns, and 2 Paddocks. For terms. Sec, apply to— MURRAY, ROBERTS, _ CO., Napier. TO LET—I Four-roomed Cottage with five acres of land, also 1 Four-roomed Cottage with one and half acre of land, situate at Meanee. Apply to S. LAIRD, Meanee. nnO LET OR LEASE — Commercial JL Hotel, Port Ahuriri. Apply to— HENRY WILLIS, White-road. SHOP TO LET in Hastings-street. Apply to H. MONTEITH. fBIO LET—Room suitable for sample JL room or offices. Apply to— H. MONTEITH, Horse Bazaar. rpo LET — Convenient Office adjoining JL Mr. F. W. Garner's. Apply to— S. CARNELL. HMO LET.—The Bakery and Shop corner X Milton road, next Theatre Royal.— Apply to E. W. Knowles. Impounding Notices. IMPOUNDED AT HASTINGS, By the Ranger. CHESTNUT Gelding, about 15 hands high, with white streak face, near hind leg white, part of off fore foot white, shod all round. Cream Gelding about 15 hands high, chimney face, rope on neck, near fore foot white, both hind feet part white. Chestnut Gelding about 15 hands high, branded ah on off shoulder, near hind foot white. Bay Gelding, about 14i hands high, branded X P 0 on off fore quarter, blaze face, shod on fore feet. Bay Mare, about 14 J,- hands high, branded N 111 near shoulder, both hind legs white, off four leg white, white under belly. Bay Mare, about 13 hands high, star on forehead, rope on neck. Unless redeemed will be sold on March 8, at noon. W. A. BEECROFT, Poundkeeper. Athletic Sport*. WAIPAWA ATHLETIC CLUB. QPORTS ! OPORTS ! OPORTS ! WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1884. Sports will be held on the usual Grounds at Waipawa on the above date. DONALD DINNIE, The world-renowned Scottish athletic champion, will compete, and show his wonderful skill. PROGRAMME. _ 1. Throwing 16lb Hammer; first £3 ; second £2 ; entrance 2s 6d. 2. Handicap, 100 yards; first £2, second £1 ; entrance 2s. 3. Putting the Stone, 221bs; first £3, second £2 ; entrance 2s 6d. 4. Handicap, 300 yards; first £3, second £1 10s ; entrance 2s 6d ' " 5. Best Bagpipe Player; . first £2, second £1 ; entrance 2s 6. Dancing Highland Fling ; first £3, second £2 ; entrance 2s 6d 7. Running High Jump ; first £2, second £1 10s ; entrance 2s 8. Hurdle Race, 440 yards; first £3, second £1 10s; entrance 2s 6d 9. Tossing the Caber; first £3, second £2; entrance 2s Gd 10. Boys' Race, 440 yards, for boys under 17 ; first £1, second 10s ; entrance Is 11. Bicycle Race, miles; first £2, second £1 ; entrance 2s 6d 12. Sword Dance; first £3, second £2 ; entrance 2s 6d 13. Handicap, 440 yards; first £3, second £1 10s; entrance 2s Gd 14. Wrestling; first £3, second 2 ; entrance 2s 6d 15. Boys' Race (under 12), 150 yards; first . 10s, second 5s ; entrance 6d 16. Putting 561b Weight over Bar; first £2, second £1; entrance 2s - i 17. Tilting in the Ring; first £3, second : £2 ; entrance 3s —____ ' Entries for the handicaps will be received by the undersigned up to the 29th of Feb- < ruary. Acceptances to be made on the ground. Particulars of the handicaps allowed by Donald Dinnie in weight-putting contests will bo advertised shortly. W. STEPHENS, Hon. Sec,