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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 273, 24 November 1877, Page 3

HIWIRA STOCK SALES, " ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 At 2 p.m. XTT ILL IA I COWEEN VV will sell by auction, at his Yards, Hawera, ns above—--100 head Mixed.Cattle 30 head Si ore Heifers and Cows 15 head Yearlings to 18 months old SO head Splendid Steers, 1, 2, and 3 years old, |-bved at the least, by pure-bred bull, out of very superior cows 9 2-tooth Lincoln Rams, in their wool, nearly pure-bred, from Halcpmbe’s flock 26-tooth and full month do, da. 22 Cows, with calves 15 Heifers, 15 months old A considerable number in addition to the above is expected to be entered before the day of sale. W. COWERN, 701n2S Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE, HAWERA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER-28. WILLIAM COWERN will 'sell by auction, at the Warehouse adjoining Yards, as above, as soon after the Cattle sale as possible—--1 Spring Trap and Harness 2 Tons Flour Tea, Sugar, Rice, in large quantity &c., &c. 703n28 towis op mDHmsx. MESSRS BARNES & WILSON and Mr W. COURTNEY have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their respective Marts-, in Wanganui and New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, at each sale—--100 Town Sections Suburban Sections (5 to 20 acres each) In the above named Central Town-, situate upon Main Road and Railway, exactly half way between Hawera and New Plymouth—being 22 miles each way. £50,000 Is on the Estimates for Railway Works through Midhirst-, and £2,000 will be spent immediately oh bye-roads, besides probable Government expenditure in forming and metalling Main Road. A rare opening for Working Men. For full particulars see Wanganui and Taranaki papers. Plans may be seen at office of this paper, or Mr W. Cowem’s, Patea. 693d15 CARLYLE HORSE BARAAR (Opposite Patea Mail Office), AND ALBION iTABLBS, (At back of Albion Hotel), Taranaki Road, Carlyle. ROBERT jg R S K I N E , Proprietor. Buggies, Carriages-, and Saddle Horses always on hire at a moment’s notice. Horses carefully broken to Harness. Good Paddocking, but no responsibility taken. 715 PATEA DISTRICT JOCKEY CLtjß, i MEETING of the members of the Club will be, held at the office Of the Hon. Sec., Carlyle, THIS DAY, 24th November, at 3 p.m. Business—To draw out Programme for ensuing Race Meeting, to be held in February next, and any other business that may be brought before it. W., COWERN, 705n24 Hon-. Sec. P.D. j.f). NOTICE; i [PUBLIC MEETING will be held Xjl at the Native Office, HaWera, THIS DAY, the 24th instant, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of forming a Committee to carry on the Athletic Sports on New Year’s Day. : All interested parties are particularly requested to attend; 699n24 JAM. BMRNE. NEW BOOKS, Stationery and Fancy Goods—Chess Players’ Manual, Ginx’s Baby, Helen's Babies, Church Services, Hymn and Prayer Books, Presbyterian Psalms and Hymns.—R. CURRIE,' opposite Town Hall, Carlyle. FOR. SALE, fA ACRES of LAND,, aboltt one y U mile from Hawera, securely fenced ; well watered 5 title correct. Apply to GEORGE GORDON, 65 ldß Near Hawera. I K I E ENA N» Dentist, May be consulted at Mr DoUghty’s private house (opposite Bank of New Zealand) for a limited time; 688 FOB Grenadine Dress Pieces, at 2s 9d, try Excelsior House,. T. North.