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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 296, 16 February 1878, Page 3

On the 3?atea Racecourse. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. The Thoroughbred Entire Horse, Brigham Young (with his engagements), and Draught Entire Horse, Black 3Prince« WI L L I A M DALE has received instructions from Mr A. Elliott, to sell by auction, on the Racecourse, the above mentioned Horses. Brinham Young is 5 years old, by Traducer ; dam Missie, by Nutfrith, winner in 1876 of the "Wanganui Grand National Steeplechase of 250 sovs., beating a field of thirteen first-class horses ; and at the Taranaki Races, in the Handicap Hurdles of 50 sovs., ran second to Butcher Boy, over 4 ft jumps, 2 miles; and at the same Meeting, ran third to Glenavy in the Maiden Plate. Black Prince is a heavy Draught Horse, 6 years old, by Tasman, dam Holly ; bred by Mr Paterson, of Wanganui. He is staunch in any harness, W. DALE, I Auctioneer. Waverley Sale Yards. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23. Freeman r. jac kson will sell by auction, as above—--25 head 2 and 8 year old Bullocks 20 head 1 and 2 year old Bullocks , 20 Cows 20 Yearlings 1000 2, 4, and 6 tooth Ewes 200 Superior Ewes 100 Lambs 1 Pure-bred Ram Sale at 1 o’clock. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, 17 G Auctioneer. J<7lf2o NOTICE. The I-Sawera Sale Yards. FRIDAY, MARCH 8. MY MONTHLY SALE will beheld as above. Settlers will kindly forward entries to the undersigned, or to Mr J. Davidson, Hawcra. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, 170 Auctioneer, Wanganui. INGLE W O O D. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19. W Stock, IL LI A M COUR TN E Y will hold his Opening Sale of at Inglewood, as above, at 1 p.m.— 80 Auckland and New Plymouth hand-fed Heifers 20 quiet Cows 1 pen of 50 hand-fed 18 months Steers 1 Team Bullocks W. COURTNEY, 175 Auctioneer, New Plymouth. Order of the 3?atea CountyCouncil. WHEREAS by Section 176 of “ The Counties Act, 187 G,” it is among other things enacted, that the Comity Council of any County may from time to time make Bye-laws for the good of the County. And, whereas, the Patea County Council did, at a Special Meeting held on the 2nd January, 1878, pass a resolution adopting Bye-laws the for Registration of Dogs, Regulating Traffic over Bridges, and Regulations for the Hospital; and further, did, at a Special 1 Meeting held on the sth February, 1878, confirm the same : Now it is by this Order declared that the aforesaid Bye-laws shall be, and the same are, hereby declared to be the Bye-laws of the Patea County Council, and shall come into force on the Ist day •of March, 1878. GEO. S. BRIDGE, Chairman. ! Carlyle, February 14, 1878. 172 WA N T E D, by an experienced Saleswoman and Milliner, an Engagement in Carlyle, Waverley, or Hawera. Apply Patea Mail Office. 169tc WANTED, by a Married Man without encumbrance, a Situation as Working Manager or Ploughman on a Farm or Station. Wife can do light Work. Six years in last situation. Apply by letter, Pkyce Powell, Waverley Post Office, and office of this paper. 165f20 MOW PUBLISHED, the iN Taranaki Almanac and for the tenth year of publication. Price, One Shilling. John Whelan, Agent, 1 Carlyle. JUST OPENED—A large assortment of Fancy Dress Goods and Fichus—At T. North, Excelsior House.