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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1691, 7 March 1906, Page 3

Foil sale, >*S\ ROMNEY ) Ov 15 Oorrlcdale Cull L BAMS 50 Lincoln J 600 Oull Ewes 1250 Oull Lambj All dlpcod. Ewes will havo 8 per oont. ol rams rumilng with them from lei Much. Delivery given of ar.y lino up to April let. Ale,— 2 8-yoar-old Draught Horses 1 4-yoa--old Draught Horßo ApplyGEOFFREY Ml OLEAN, Manager, Bloomfield Bros., Te-Hau-'O-o to.-Alua. Telephone through Whatatuiu. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., Inetruotod.by MR EDWARD 3. HARRIS, Wi'l Soil by Publio AuotioD, on SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1906, 5 ACRES 3 ROODS 38 PEROHES (Part of Section 228, Haiti), Subdivided into NINE SECTIONS, ranging in uroii fre m 1 Rood 8 P to nearly 2 Aorea. The:o soctions, wbloh form part of the Estate of the lato Mr E. F. Harris, are within a few m’nutes' walk of the Qlßborae Post Offioe. Two of them have river frontages. As residential sites they aie unsurpassed. Al.o, Instruated by the Owner : ABOUT SEVEN ACRES, stuated on the Wainui Main Road and Tjndail Road, foimerly the property of Mr Thomas Steele. Fubdivlded into areas of Quarter and Half-aores each. A. F. KENNEDY, Manager. G. R. WYL T . lE, Auctioneer,

STOUKjSALES OUR NEXT STOCK SALE Will be held a* our MAT AW HERO YARDS, THURSDAY, Bth March, At 11 a m. ehaip, Present Entries comprise: I 5500 &X a E p 1000 Fat Wethors 1000 Full mouth Kwes 700 Full-mouth Ewes 600 2 and 4-tooth Wethers 9ro Mixed Sheep £OO 2 and 4-tooth Wet' e s 700 4 and 5-year-o'd Bwes. Further Entries Invited. DALGETY AND CO., Ltd. COMMON, SHELTOM&Co, Ltd AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCItTY. MONEY TO LEND. nnHIS Sooiety 1s prepared to Lend Money JL on first-class F.eehold City and Country Securities at Lowest Current Rates Our New Mortgage Deed contains a condition allowing borrowers the privil -go ef repaying up to 20 per rent, of the loan during any year without notioe or payment of any fine. No Commission Charged. Legal Expenses Exceptionally Low Arply direct to the Society's Br noh Office, Wellington, or to any of the Society’s District Offices, EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary Wellington, Ist September, 1902. WAIPIRO RACING’CLUB.

NN DAL MEETING 5L To be hold at Waipiro Bay, SATURDAY, MARCH 241 b, 1906. President: J. F. Pettie, Esq. Vice-Presi-dents: Messrs C. McCracken, SlimmoD, MoCu'lougi, S. Burdett, F. Fullivan, J. fcheridan, D. J. Barry, J. J. Fry. J. John(tone, Jameson, Hayes, A. Murray, It. Johnstone, G. Westmoreland, J. P. Murphy, J. Barr. Judge, Mr S. Burdett. Handioapper, Mr W. Kirkpatriok. Secretary, Mr A. P.' Durrant. Treasurer, Mr F Sullivan. Starter, Mr W. Mollroy. Clerk of Course, Mr A. Mart'n. Clerk of Soalop, Mr J. MoGhee. Stewards: Messis J. Spratt, A. Grant, J P. Murphy, Piripi te Awarau, Wi Pokiha, Tai Awhio, Tula Nf arimu, Sullivai, Wallbank, W Sadlief, J. Padlier, SlimmoD, Barr, J. Boyoe (jun.), W. Kirkpatriok, J MoGhee, Renata Tamepo.

PROGRAMME 1. Maiden Plate, of 5 sovs. Distance, about ; 6 furloogs. Minimum weight 9st. Post entry 6s. 2. Plying Handicap, of 10 bovs; Beoopd horse to reosive 20s from strkes. Distance about 6 firlmgs. nomination 7s 6d, acceptance 2s 6d. 3. District Handicap, of 8 sovs. Distanop, Bbout 1 mile. Open to all horseß between Hick's Day and Whangara. Nomination os, acceptance 3s. 4. Tawhiti Cup, of 20 eovs ; second horse to reoeive 2 sovs from slakes. Distanoe, about 1 j mile. Nominktion 12s 6d, acceptance 7s 63. 6. Hack Race, a handicap of 6 sovs Distance, about 6 furloDgs. Post entry, 6s. 6. Farewell Hindioap, of 5, sovs. Distanoe about 6 furloDg3. Post entry si. CONDITIONS. 1. Horses entering for Distriol Raoe to bave been in Ibe district, and the bona , fide properly cf resident owner, for at leaßt th-ee mon hs previous to date of Meeting. 2. Stewards reserve the right to alter the order 'of events. 3. The Pandioapppr shall have powtr to re-bapdioap any winning b^rse. 4. Jockeys riding in races to wear colors. 5. Protests to be lodged with the Secretary, in writing, within fifteen minutes after the disputed evert, and accompanied by a deposit of £2; such deposit to bo fo'foiled should the protest not bo sustained, 6. Nominations for Paces 2 3 and 4 o'ose rn WEDNESDAY, 14th March. Weights declared on MONDIY, 19th Mar h. Acceplnpces elo e on 23id. 7 EDlrios by telfg.-n m mu-t bo confirmed lo writing at ib 0 earliest opportunity, under a penalty not exceeding £lO (vide Pule 45). 8 No Nominations or acceptances will be entertained unless accompanied by neco sary fees 9. In tbe event (f telegrapbio ooromunioa(ion being interrupted, either on day of nominations or acceptances,-they will be deferred until one day after communication iB renewed, A. P. DURRANT, Hon Bey.

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