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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 301, 6 March 1878, Page 3

Curiosity —By Ravensworth, out of Fortuna ; vide Stud Book Amazon —By Gladiator, out of Chance; vide Stud Book, vol 5 Cosmus — By Gladiator, out of Maid of the Mountain Petrucia —By Gladiator, out of Fair Helen Isaac Mendoza— By Equity, out of Flirt: these three are all nominated for the Wanganui Derby, 1880 Faith —Yearling, by Gladiator, out of Coquette Horn—Yearling, by Elswick, out of Quickstep Gem—Bred by Mr Imlay, with filly foal by Don Juan By instructions from Dr Earle, The b g Hardy, by Pacific, out of Fly. By instructions from H. L. Peake, Esq , 2-year old Colt, by Ravensworth 1- old Filly, by Early Bird 2- old Filly, by Lofty 1 St. Patrick Mare, with foal, stinted to Gladiator By instructions from W. G. Watt, Esq., The Entire Pony, Earl of Zetland, by Tom Thumb, out of a Cupid Marc. By instructions from Mr J. Paterson, 1 Bay Draught Marc, Polly, took Champion Prizes at Waverley and Kakaramea 1 Bay Filly, Blossom, 3 years old, in foal to President 1 Black Marc, in foal to Prince of Canterbury 3 two-year olds 1 Yearling Note,— The Auctioneer would draw the attention of breeders and sporting men to this sale of horses, as worthy of attention. A great number of them are well known, and thoroughbred. Sale at 12 o’clock. FREEMAN B. JACKSON, 180 Auctioneer. Election of a Member for the Patea Harbor Board, Waverley Riding. EXTRAORDINARY VAC ANC Y. THE following gentlemen having been nominated as Candidates, viz.: George Stephen Bridge William Wilson Walter Allan Grant Winchcomb I hereby notify that an Election will take place at the Police Barracks, Waverley, on WEDNESDAY, the Gtli March, 1878, to return One Member to the above Board. PERCIVAL T. FORTESCUE, 209mG Returning Officer. iF* TV Money to E=end. oj AAA TO LEND, in various ob4tUUU sums, on FREEHOLD SECURITY, at current rates. J. R. B. ROY, 59tc Solicitor. Ilawcra. Itfotice of Removal. ROBERT CURRIE, Watchmaker and Jeweller, begs to inform bis friends and the public generally, that lie has REMOVED into his NEW PREMISES, opposite the Town Half, Carlyle, where he will display a First-class selection of New and Fashionable Watches, Jewellery, Fancy Goods, Stationery, &c., &c. [card.] t M. WARREN, M.D., M.Ch. cj , Queen’s University, Ireland : Licentiate of Midwifery, Coombe Hospital, Dublin ; and Surgeon to the Patea Hospital. Address—Late residence of G. W. Williams, Esq., surveyor, Carlyle, Patea. 158tc Photographic KTotice. r\ H. MONKTON, Photographic \J t Artist, will visit Patea during the Races, and Hawcra the week after, calling at Waverley and Waitotara on the return trip. C. H. M. is now on a Photographic Tour through New Zealand, and will j only be able to spare one week at each I place. Anyone wishing to have their Farms, Houses, or Families Photographed, will please notify bn my arrival, i Having sold out my business in Wanganui, I have, at groat expense, fitted up a Travelling Studio, and will be able to take JPortraiis ? equal to town work, A choice assortment of Albums, Frames, Jewellery, &c., on hand. 179 &3. Reward. LOST, from Waitotara, a BAY HORSE, no visible brand, white tip on nose, and star on forehead. Any person returning same to Mr Eraser, Telegraphist, Waitotara, will receive the above reward. 182te FOR Good Calicos from 3s 0d per doz, Women’s White Cotton Hose from 6d (usual price Is) —go to T. North's, Excelsior House.