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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 6 December 1927, Page 10

HOADLEY, SON & STEWART. JJASTINGS pARM. BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, Bth DECEMBER, 1927. At 2.30 p.m. JJOADLEY, SON & STEWART, LTD., have been instructed by Trustees of late A. C. Macfarlane to offer by Public Auction at the Municipal Hall, Hastings, on above date:— 107 ACRES 3R. 16P. Freehold, • being portion of the Mangaroa Block Situated on the Paki Paki-Bridge Pa road, about 4 miles from Hastings, 2 miles from Paki Paki Freezing Works, and handy to Longlands and Stortford Lodge tialeyards. The land has a double road frontage, while a road alsg runs through the the property. All fiat land, subdivided into six paddocks, permanently watered by the Mangaroa stream. Grows excellent lucerne. Dwelling oi 6 rooms, washhouse, trap shed. 8-baiJ milking shed and separator room, small sheep yards; shelter trees. The property is very suitable for DAIRYING or MIXED FARMING Terms of Payment: Quarter •Cash, Balance on mortgage for 0 years at 6$ per cent., with right to pay off sums of not ’.ess than £250 on any half-yearly interest date Conditions of sale may be inspected at the offices of the solicitors to the estate, Messrs Carlile, McLean, Scannell and Wood, Herschell Street, Napier. Also On Account of Le Quesne’s Estate: ' LOT 48, Block 1, containing 1 rood 25 perches, freehold, together with 6-roomed house and outbuildings thereon. Occupied by Mr. J. Hutchinson, and situated Caroline road, Hastings, opposite Holt’s Timber Yard, and very convenient to town. TERMS: 10 Per cent, at time of sale, balance in one month. a. e. renouf, Auctioneer. PJAWKE’S g AY JOCKEY MET RO FOL IT AN SUMMER MEETING. 19*27-28. HASTINGS RACECOURSE. SATURDAY & MONDAY, DECEMBER 31st- aud JANUARY 2nd. FIRST DAY, SATURDAY. 31st DECEMBER. 1927. (First Kace starts 1 p.m.)

1- JUMPERS’ FLAT fIANDI CAP, 100 sova For hurdle or steeplechase horses that have started a> least threu times in Hurdle Races or Steeplechases in New Zealand. Only recognised hurdle race or steeplechase jockeys approved by the stewards shall be eligible to ride. Minimum weight »st. Nomination 1 sov acceptance 30/-. One mile and a quarter. 2- MAIDEN. 100 govs. Weight Bst. For horses that have never won a flat race at time of starting. Nomi nation 1 sov. acceptance 30/-. Five furlongs 3- HASTINGS HANDICAP, 150 sovs. Minimum weight 7st Nomination 1 sov. acceptance 30/-. Six and a-half furlongs 4- ENILE HANDICAP, 150 sovs. For two-year olds. Nomination 1 sov, acceptance 30'. Five furlongs 5- HANDICAP. 200 sovs. Nomination 1 sov., acceptance 2 sovs r»ne mile and a-quarter 6- WELTER HANDICAP (hack conditions). 120 sovs. Nomt nat'on 1 rov. acceptance 30/-. One rnile and one furlong 7- FLYING HANDICAP (hack conditions), 150 sovs. Nomination 1 sox .acceptance 30/-. Six furlongs. 8 -STEWARDS ' HANDICAP. 175 sovs. Nomination 1 sovs., acceptance 2 sovs. Six furlongs t SECOND DAY. MONDAY. 2nd JANUARY, 1928. (First Race starts 1 p.m.)

1- JUMPERS’ FLAT HANDICAP, 100 sovs. For hurdle or steeplechase horses that have started at least three times in Hurdle Races or Steeplechases tn New Zealand Only recognised hurdle race or steeplechasp jockeys approved by the Ste-yards, shah he eligible to ride. Minimum •■eight 9st. Nomination 1 sov.. acceptance 30/-. One mile and one furlong 2- HANDICAP, 100 sovs. barred, with the exception of the laupitb Westport ano Newcastle Coal All classes of Wood in stock Mahora Maiden, First Day. Minimum weight 7st. Nomination 1 sov., ac ceptance 30 Six furlongs. 8-JANUARY HANDICAP. 150 sovs Minimum weight 7st. Nomination I sovs acceptance 30/-. Six and a-half furlongs. 4— HANDICAP, 150 govs For two-year-olds Nomination 1 sov., ac ceptance 30/- Five furlongs. 5— NEW YEAR HANDICAP. 200 sovs Nomination 1 sov.. acceptance 2 sovs. One mile and one furlong. 6— HANDICAP (hack conditions), 120 sovs. Minimum weight Bst. Nomination 1 sovs. acceptances 30/- One mile. 7— MATA PIRO FLYING HANDICAP (hack conditions), 150 sovs. Nomina tion 1 sovs.. acceptance 30/-. Six furlongs 8— FINAL HANDICAP, 175 sovs. Nomi nation 1 sov., acceptance 2 sovs. Eix furlongs. DATES OF NOMINATIONS. WEIGHTS, & ACCEPTANCES. With amounts to be forwarded to the Secretary, H.B.J.C. WINNERS AFTER DECLARATION OF WEIGHTS MAY BE RE-HANDICAPPED NOMINATIONS, All Events, 1 sov. FRIDAY. 9th DECEMBER, at 8 p.m. WEIGHTS, All Events First Day. FRIDAY. 16th DECEMBER. ACCEPTANCES, all Avents First Day, WEDNESDAY. 21st DECEMBER, at 8 Winners on the flat at any time p.m. NIG4’I nF FIRST DAY’S RACEB-By 7.30 n.m. Weights, All Events Second Day- oy 9 p.m. Acceptances, All Events. N.B.—All telegrams muat be confirmed in writing, and name of trainer given.— H S. MOSS, SECRETARY. Part XV., Rule 5. Rules of Racing. ’Phone 85 P.O Box 13. Hastings H. C. M C K A,N WOOD * COAL MERCHANT 'Phone 1689 HASTINGS. C'ILEAR out that old sediment-loaded / oil irom the crankcase and 011 up with Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil. You’ll notice a mighty big difference in running.—3 SOME of the economies of Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil are: saves petrol; saves oil; reduces carbon; resists destructive heat and friction: reduces repair bills.—7 LOCAL NEW POTATOES. Prices Down — Quality Better 51bs. 1/-, 121bs. 2/6. Green Peas, Gooseberries, Cherries, Delicious Apples. gTAN JJUSSELL, Phone 295 Hastings DUCKHAM’S New Process Motor Oil retains high lubricating efficiency despite excessive gasoline dilution. More power at no more coat. A British produce. therefore good.—9