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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1184, 25 October 1882, Page 3

INm. Ratcliffe & Co.. Will hold Regular Sales as follows : — LIVE STOCK. Bridge Hotel—Every alternate Thursday. WOOL, SHEEPSKINS & LIVE STOCK. Waerknga-a-hika—Monthly. Dates for Quarter Bridge Hotel—2nd November Bridge Hotel—l6th November Waerenca-a-hika—-23rd November Bridge Hotel—3oth November Bridge Hotel —14th December W a er eng a - a - h i ka—2l st December 73 Bridge Hotel—2Bth December. WM. RATCLIFFE & CO., Beg to inform the Settlers of the District that they will hold their first sale at Wae-renga-a-hika on THURSDAY, the 26th inst, at 12 (noon), when they will offer about 300 SHEEPSKINS, &c., and at 2 p.m—--1 AA HEAD FAT BEEF JLvzvZ A few Milkers 10 Stetrs 6 Springing Heifers Y earliugs 5 Unbroken draught young stock 2-year-old 1 Draught horse, 4-years by Honest Tom, (Guaranteed) And anything else that may offer. 74 JT pOUN I) E D AT MAT AW HERO. — By J. Spice, Oct, 17th, 1882. Dark Bay Filly, star on forehead ; no brand visible. By F. Harris : Red and White Steer; no brand visibleYellow and White Heifer ; no brand visible* Will be sold at the Pound Yards, Oct--30, 1882, unless redeemed. R. M. STEGGALL, Poundkeeper 80

GISBORNE Coal and Firewood Yard. (Opposite Flour Mill). FJTHE Undersigned has FOR SALE— Newcastle and Bay of Islands C 3 O A. X«. A lso, — Fl REWOOI), By the Cord, Ton, or Cut up by Steam Power to any length. The ship “Coal Qarf of Athens” will arrive shortly with a Shipment of COAL From Newcastle Direct. Orders left at my Store, Gladstone Ruud, or at the Yard will be promptly delivered. D. MALCOLM ORR. os To Cricketers. TO MEN'S AND BOY’S CBICKET CLUBS. James Snyder Browne, HAS just received, to hia special order, all kinds of CRICKETING MATERIAL, by the best Loudon Makers, comprising :— Bats, Bai.ls, Stumps, Leg Guards, Gauntlets, Gloves, Score Books, &c., &c. Men’s and Boys’ Clubs dealt with os very Liberal Terms. NEW BOOKS, By the best Standard Authors, now opened and Fur Salk at

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