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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 286, 12 January 1878, Page 3

SSawera Sale '2Tards ß JANUARY MONTHLY SALE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IG. .1,. T STRACHAN GREIG & CO. tJ » wiiLsell by auction, as above—• 25 head Mixed Stores 27 head Cows and Heifers, springing 15 head Cows, in and with calf - 15 head Mixed Stores, in forward condition 15 head Cows, with calves at foot 10 head Mixed Stores, in forward condition G head 8 and 4-year old Steers 15 head first-class Yearlings 4 well-bred Dairy Cows (in consequence of the owner giving up dairy business) 2 first-class Milch Cows 1 Milch Cow, in calf S Steers, 3 Yearling Heifers 2 Young Draught Colts 1 Draught Colt, by Victory Entire Horse, Tom Joxes 1 Butcher’s Covered Cart 1 Thorough Brace Express Waggon, poles and bars complete 4 sets Harness On account of Mr T. Espagne, who is leaving for the Home country — SevoraLßriggy Horses and first-class Hacks 2 well-known Brood Marcs, with foals at foot 1 3-ycar old Draught Filly, by Coningsby, broken in, and staunch And (if not previously disposed of) the following horses— Bounding Buck, by Traducor, out of a thorough-bred mare Tam O’Shauter, by Traducor, bred by Mr Maxwell Meteor, 2-ycar old Entire, by Eavciisworth, dam Coquette; now in training for Wanganui Races. For pedigree sec N. Z. Stud Book. Sale to commence at 12 o’clock. At Auction Mart, Hawcra, at 2 o'clock’

Several Town Sections in Hawera And a well assorted lot of Merchandise, including Saddlery, Fancy Goods, Groceries, Field Glass, Telescope, Aneroid, Clothing, &c. 32j12 J. S. GTIEIG & CO., Auctioneers. -the p KIESDLY w AITEK Preliminary I'Fotice= WI L L IA M DALE will hold sales of Live Stock at KAKARAMEA, On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY G MANUTAHI, On WEDNESDAY, MARCH G. S Tjl2 HA YERA. W MURRAY THOMSON will © hold Ids Fortnightly Sale of Stock, at his Yards, Hawera, at an early date, duo notice of which will he given. Early notice of stock for this sale is requested. 4 The Education Hoard., district of Patea:. NOTICE. T) ARE NTS and GUARDIANS are X informed that the SCHOOLS, as under, will bo RE-OPENED on the days set opposite each respectively— Whcnuakura, Monday, Jan. 14yat9a.m. Kakaramea, Monday, Jan. 14, at 9 a.m. Manutahi, Monday, Jan. 14, at 9 a.m. Hawera, Monday, Jan. 14, at 9 a.m. Normanby, Monday, Jan. 14, at 9 a.m. Carlyle, Monday, Jan. 21, at 9 a.m. Special attention is directed to the fact that under the new Act, and from the Ist January instant, no fees will be charged. Parents arc urgently requested to send all children of school ago, as the future prosperity and advancement of the schools wid in a great measme depend upon the attendance, as from this source the principal revenue is derivable. W. COWERN, Secretary Education Board District of Patea. 35j12 jyOKENS One Pound Reward. LOST, from Carlton Farm, a Chestnut HORSE, bianded WKM on near shoulder. The finder will receive the above Reward on returning the same to CAPT. WRAY, Patea, Or ALEX. LAIRD, 25J12 Wanganui Bridge. TENDERS 4 RE invited for the ERECTION of XX SHOP and Alteration of Premises in Carlyle. Plans to bo seen on application. Tenders to be sent to the undersigned on or before 1878. The lowest or any tender hot necessarily accepted.' 26ja19 GEO. T. POTTO.