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Hastings Standard, Issue 325, 18 May 1897, Page 3

~r OST —On Saturday evening in J i the Main street, Hastings, a greenstone hor. ; -o shoe Scarf Pin, li.oimted in goal. Find or rewarded on returning same to W. H. Bowler, stationer. Kgisitisssr BSieik. J) 11INCESS THEATRE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. Prices as usual. J. POWER, ManagerESTATISTLATE D. J. -JOLL. ~ FOR SALE—2S Acres first-class land, high and dry, suitable for building purposes. Terms to suit purchasers. ■ Apply D. J. Joll. MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Country lands from jLi per cent.; also, several small sums from £2OO upwards. CAELILE & M'LEAN, Solicitors, Hastings. "jyy|~ ONEY to LEND in large of small sums on freehold security at lowest current rates. GEO. EI3BETT, Solicitor, Hastings. HASTINGS Flood Relief Spos*^, (Under the patronage of Capt. Russell, M.H.R., G. H. Swan, Esq., Mayor of Napier, -Judge Gudgeon, Native Land Court, and C. A. Fitzroy, Esq., Mayor, 11. D. I). McLean, Esq., M.H.R. for Napier.) TO be held at Stortford Lodge Course, kindly lent and prepared by Mr W. Stock for the occasion, ox WEDNESDAY, 2nd JUNE, 1897. Sports to commence at 12.80 sharp. PROGRAMME. Horse Racing Events. Bracelet Race, 1 mile, for which a handsome bracelet will be given. Trotting Race, in saddle, H miles. IY>.v.- ); (np to 11.2), 1 mile. Running Events. 100 yds Handicap Flat (open), 220 yds Flat (amateur), -110 yds Flat (amateur), 150 yds Handicap for youths under 15, 220 yds Butchers' Race, Three-legged Race. Cycling Events. One mile Handicap Novice Race, one mile Handicap (amateurs), one mile Handicap (cash amateurs), five mile Handicap (amateurs), three mile Handicap (cash amateurs), half-mile A 7 eterans' Handicap. Tug of War. Maori v. Pakeha, seven men aside. The Hastings Band have given their services for the day. Special races and sports for children. Full particulars later, or can be obtained from any member of the committee or A. A. GEORGE, Hon. Secretary. On the Premises, Riverslea, Hastings. FRIDAY, 21st MAY, At 11.80 a.m. WY T . DENNETT • has been favored with instructions from MrR. F. Jackson, who has taken the Settlers' Hotel, Ormondville, to dispose ofThe whole of his dairy cows, pigs, horses, harness, traps, dairy utensils Household furniture, &c., consisting of:— 1 spring cart 1 dog cart 2 sets harness 1 pony, quiet in harness, lady can drive 1 dog cart horse 1 grey gelding, 3 years, quiet in harness 10 good dairy cows, one just calved 1 pure-bred Jersey bull 2 heifers 1 steer 50 pigs (sows in litter, bacon and butchers' porkers) 11 turkeys 40 fowls Scalding tubs, pig troughs, pumpkins, marrows, acre of maize, block and tackle, portable boiler, stellyards, churn and dairy utensils, baths and buckets, mangle, tables, chairs, leather couch, linoleum, d.i. bedstead, spring mattress, looking glass, set ware, kitchen utensils, and miscellaneous lots. Luncheon Provided. Terms at Sale. W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer. In the Hastings Sale Rooms. On SATURDAY, MAY 22nd, At 2 o'clock. GH. VICKERS AND CO. . will sell on Saturday next, without reserve : 1 concrete roller 1 set harrows Garden tools, spades, axes, picks, shovels, 2 pieces hose, &c. Also, 1 spring cart nearly new, with top ] set spring cart harness, &c. For Private Sale. 10 tons Oaniaru and Canterbury potatoes, by sack or ton 1 tins local potatoes. G. H. VICFERS. Auctioneer.