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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 132, 15 July 1876, Page 3

Fated District Agricultural and Pastoral Association-. ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH. THE MATCH will take place on WEDNESDAY, 3rd August, in a Paddock'belonging to Mr Davis, adjoining Mr Pairwealher’s land, between Carlyle and Ivakararaca. Ist Class—Open to all comers. 2nd Class—For all Ploughmen who have neyer won a first prize. 3rd Class—For Boys under eighteen years of ago. 4th Class—Double Furrotv Ploughs. A Class will be open for Natives, and £2O will bo given in prizes. All competitors to bo on the ground by 9 o’clock a.ni. Entries—lst and 4th Classes; 10a ; 2nd Class, 7s Gd ; 3rd Class, 5s ; Native Class; free. Eritries to tie sent to the Secretary on or before Monday, 31st July. WM. DALE. Secretary. ON SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, SO cases Kartell's Pale Brandy 50 cases Bisquit do Bouchc Brandy 30 cases Old Tom (Boord’s and Sir R; Burnett’s) 1© caSes Geneva cases Cozens’ Pale Sherry Z© cases Heddell’s Ginger Wine £0 cases Lime Juice 10 caseS Doinhard’s No. 2 Moselle, pints and quarts £0 cases Schnapps 1© A-casks Rum, Brandy, Whiskey; Sherry/ and Port 10 cases Claret (St. Jiffieli’S) 10 cases Australian Wine G-B.OCI3K,IES, OIEKEEN’S S3 liL s CS R, 5 5 tons I.C. Sugar 100 boxes halves and chests New Seasons’ Teas 30 0 sacks New and Old Oats 5© bags Now Oatmeal £0 cases Johnson Bros.’ Jams 5 barrels- Currants (nc'w) 10 cases Lobsters 10 cases Salmon 10 cases OysterS 50 cases Kerosene 50 cases Candles 106 .boxes 1, 2, atfd 3 Crown Soajl Rice, Pepper (1 and 7 lb, tins) Mustard, Corn Flour, Vestas, Biscuits Candied Peel, Salt Raisins,- .Confectionery/ Fry’s Chocolate Cocoa; Van Hoiiton’s Coffee, in 1, 2, and 50 lb. tins Holloway’s and Cockle’s Pills Vinegar, in bulk and bottle Acid, Soda; Cream of Tartar, Sulphur Salad Oil, Castor Oil, Ointment Pickles, Lea and Perrin’S Sauce Sardines, Washing Soda; Whiting , Blue Stone, Tobacco, Fruits (bottled) Blacking (paste and in bottles) Starch, Gapers, Spices (in large parcels) PAINTS, OSES, ZB. OH-' NSONGEBIT, SGBZ2MC, &,c. 5 tons G.O. Corrugated Iron; G, 7, 8; and 9 foot lengths Bound Pointed Nails & Load Washers Fencing Wire,- Sheet Bead and Zinc Bim Locks, Eubank and Wire Nails T Box and Gate Hinges Planes, Adzes, Sad Irons; Files; Screws Perforated Zinc,- Tool Baskets Wedges, Grubbing Hoes, Frypans Billies; Spades, Axes, Gimblcts, Rales Augurs, Tower Bolts, Padlocks Screw Wrcnches, Hollowarc Boiled and Raw Oil White Load, No. 1, and genuine Putty; Dryers, Umber,- &c. Grindstones/ PaperhailgingS Tib! Tacks, Clout Nails Galvanised Tubs and Buckets Chisels/ Mortices, &c. Hay Ki'rives, Powder and Shot Guns, double and single barrel Horse Covers and Tarpaulins TO ARRIVE, EX AGNES/ FRO M LYTTELTON DI R EOT,' 2.00 Sacks SEE. tN& SEED WHEAT. 3© TONS FZbOUB.. £ TONS OATMEAL 50 Sacks Primest Potato Seed Oats* S. TAPLIN,: ZMPOBTEB, Licensed Dealer in Arms and 1 Ammunition.* NOTICE. jF the HORSES described Bela are i. not removed from my land- within fourteen days .from this date/they will be sold at Ketemarae to pay # expenses, they having been running oft 1 my lah'd for many months. 1 Grey Gelding, no brand. ] Bay Mare, branded OO - hear shoulder, and foal at foot. HERE PUpU,-