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Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1535, 19 December 1873, Page 55

HAVELOCK RAGES, 1873, To take place on FRIDAY, 26th December. First Race to start at 12 o'clock, sharp. ""TURDLE RACE for 20 sovs. Two .miles, over 6 hurdles oft 9in. high., Open to all .«.! Horses. Welterweights. Entrance, £2 HACK HURDLE RACE for 10 sovs. One mile, over three hurdles. Catch weights. Entrance, £1 PROVINCIAL MAIDEN PLATE of 15 sovs. Oneroik For any horse bred in thin Province that has never won an advertized race, hack races excepted. Weight for age. Entrance, 421 HAVKLOCK STAKES of 25 sovs. Two miles. Open to all horses. Welter weights. Entrance, £2 HACK RACK of sovs. One mile. Catch weights. Entrance, 10s. CONSOLATION STAKES of s'nm One mile. For all hprees beaten at this meeting. To be handicapped by the Steward*, or whom they may appoint. Entrance, ■£, The Entrances i'er (ho Hurdle Race, Provincial Maiden Plate, and Il'avelookStakes to be sent in addressed to the Hon. Sec. of the Have-lock Racer, Exchange Hotel, Havelock, by 7 p.m. on Tuesday, 23rd December, giving names of owners* names and descriptions of horses, and colors of riders. No person will be allowed to run a horse in any of the above Races unless a Subscriber of £1 to the Race Fund. Subscribers of 10s allowed to enter for Hack Races. Three horses to start for each Race, or no public money will be given. Hawko'a Bay Jockey Club rules and weights will bo adhered to. ALFRED T. DAN VERS, Hon. Sec.

GEESE I TURKEYS! DUCKS ! «HB usual ANNUAL RAFFLE of 1 POULTRY will take place at FRANKLIN'S HOTEL, Pout Ajturiri, ou TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 2S. 1873. n WANTED,— One Hundred Membebs (at Is Cd cndi) to JOIN the ANNUAL POULTRY RAFFLE LIST At B. Franklin's Hotel, at Port Ahuriri. FELLMONGERY, Waifukurau. THE Undersigned bogs to notify that the Works are now ready for commencing this Season's Wool Scouring- and Fellmongering at current rates. From the improvements mado for facilitating the drying, and the ample accommodation at command for storing, parties sending their wool may expect to liavo it quickly ready for shipment in first class condition. Early application necessary, as every one will he taken in regular order. Skins and Wool purchased at liberal prices. B. F. GUBNEY, Manager. N.B.—Several steady hands wanted ininndiately, men accustomed to the work pr ferreo'. Waipukurau, Dec 4, 1873. SALE OF VALUABLE AGRICULTUEA L AND BUSH LAND AT WAIPAWA. MR. -JOSEPH TURLEY Has rocorved instructions from It. S. TU'l'Tvn, Esq. to subdivide into sections, varying in area from three acres to one hundred acres, and Suiorrr to Public Auction, early iu December, about A A ACRES of tho HOME WOOD }\){J ifisTATE, adjoining the Township of Waipawa, in the immediate vicinity of the proposed Railway Station, on the line from Napier to Wellington. Cobb's Coach passes daily to and from Napier. The Lend is of rich quality, adimrrabry adapted for Agricultural pttrpoHeN, and, from its highly favorable situation, must rapidly increase in value. At t,h,c same time will be offered about * A ACRES OF VALUABLE BUSH §U LAND, Adjoining tkc above, in sections of one aci'6 each, to enable purchasers of open land to supply themselves with Timber suitable for building and other purposes. Terms:—One-fourth Cash, the bala.ii.ee • bearing interest at seven pel? cent. Title ~Cm wti Grant. Further particulars can be obtained on application to H. S. IIITEN, Jfey., Xapier or to Mi!. J. TURLEY, Surveyor, Stock, and Station Agent, Waipawa, F. SKANLY & CO., j L'OAL'rIBUIIJJERS, j HASTINGS-STREET, NAPJKH, i (Late of Christchurchj and the principal London firms.) Manufacturers of all kinds of Carriages, Buggies, &c. REPAIRS, Painting, aud Trimming on tlie most reasonable terms, ami at tie shortest notice. | Estimates given*. ~.,;•:;.;..,,:„;,.;. ;,.;,/^.;