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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 419, 14 October 1876, Page 4

FERRY HOTEL, Big Liver Crossing. T. M. SADLER, 691 Proprietor. Miscellaneous JM POUNDED AT MAKARAKA.— By Wi Brown, Sept. 30th, 1876. Bay Entire Colt, near fore foot white, two hind feet white, blaze down face, no brand visible Roan Filly, no brand risible Bay Gelding, two hind feet white, star on forehead, snip on nose, branded like anchor on near shoulder Dark Brown Mare, foal at foot, tail cut, branded like RI off shoulder Black Filly, blotch brand near shoulder The above will be sold at the Pound Yards on Saturday, October 14, uni ess redeemed. R. M. STEGGALL, 1021 Poundkeeper. JMPOUNDED AT KARA WA. By C. Wilkie, Oct. 2 Bay Marc, foal at foot, star on forehead, snip on nose, under lip white, branded near shoulder like (Ar), near rump like V 7 Bay Mare, rope round neck, foal at foot, long tail, branded near shoulder like 3 The above will be sold at Karawa Pound on the 16th instant, uidess redeemed. JAMES. E. GREEN, 1022 Poundkeeper. CAUTION. ON and after THIS DATE POISON will be laid in our PADDOCKS at Waerenga899 R. BREINGAN & SON. FOR SALE. The Thoroughbred Horse “TEKE N G A, ” THIS Horse was bred, by Henry Redwood Esq., in 1870, got by the imported horse “ Ravensworth,” dam “ Phoebe” by “ Sir Hercules” out of “ Woodstock,” by “Theorem” (imported), see New Zealand Stud Book. “ TERENGA” is a dark chestnut, 6 years old with great substance and quality. He has been two seasons at the stud, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. His Foals are very much admired, and show great quality, with good constitutions. For further particulars apply to M. K. MILLEB, 705 Browning Street, Napier. Napier Advertisements. Hotels. Criterion Family and Commercial Hotel, Hustings Street. HOT, COLD, SHOWER AND PLUNGE BATHS. THE BILLIARD SALOON CONTAINS TWO OF BURROUGHS AND WATTS PRIZE TABLES. H. FORD, 18 Proprietor. MAS ONTO H O TE' LT Special Notice. rpHE undersigned beg to announce that on MONDAY, 25th INSTANT, they intend opening a SECOND TABLE, Where Excellent meals may be obtained at the following reasonable charges :— s. d. Breakfast at 7.30 1 o Dinner at 1 1 6 Tea at 5.15 1 0 In addition to the above, a spacious room will be open as a FREE LIBRARY. With Writing Materials, and A good supply of books, with files of the leading colonial journals and periodicals always on the table. The room will be open from 7 a.m. until midnight. PAGE & CO., 69 Masonic Hotel.