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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1247, 15 January 1883, Page 3

| SALES BY GRAHAM, PITT, AND BENNETT. N O TilC £4RAHAM, piTT & JgENNETT BEG to announce that they will hold their usual Monthly Sale of Wool and Sheep skins in their Iron Store at Gisborne, the first THURSDAY in each month, at noon, instead of the first WEDNESDAY in each Month at Makaraka, as hitherto. 492 Graham, Pitt A Bennett Beg to intimate that they will hold regular •ales as under LIVE STOCK. Makahakt—Every alternate Wednesday, at 2 p.m. WASBRNGA-A-HrKA—The second Tuesday nj each month, at 2 p.m. WOOL & SHEEPSKINS ; Gisbobnr —First Thursday in each Ai Noon. | Waerenga-a-hika —9th January Makaraka —l7th January Do 31th January Waebenga-a-hika —l3th February Makaraka —l4th February Do 28th February Waerenga-a-hika —l3th March Makaraka— l4th March Do 28th March IMPORTANT SALE OF STOCK. piTT & -JJENNETT Have been favored with instructions from G. L. SUNDERLAND Esq., to sell by Auction, at Lavenham, on TUESDAY, 30th inst., at 12.30 p.m. CATTLE. /Y/Y HEAD OF CATTLE consisting JLv-r V of Light Beef, Milking Cows and Store Stock, Mixed Ages and Sexes. All the above are very quiet, and have been bred from Dairy Cattle. 1 BULL, bred by Rev. S. Williams. Chimpion Prize Winner twice. Also another Well-bred Bull, S H~E E P . Q/A/A LONG WOOL Breeding Ewes, tfW in lots to suit purchasers 150 Fat Sheep 19 Rams from Messrs. May and Jackson’s Flocks. h ors"e s. 2 HEAVY DRAUGHT MARES, stinted to Dugdale. Quiet and Staunch in all kinds of harness. Also a lot of useful horses. Luncheon at 12 o’clock. Sale, 12.30 p.m, Sharp. Terms at Sale. 470 SALES BY W, RATCLIFFE & CO, Ratcliffe & Co.. Will hold Regular Sales as follows :— LIVE STOCK. Bridge Hotel —Every alternate Thursday WOOL, SHEEPSKINS & LIVE STOCK. Waerenga-a-hika —Monthly. Dates for Quarter :— RATCLIFFE & CO., j BEG to intimate to the Settlers of Poverty Bay that their New Auction Mart, adjoining the Albion Club Hotel is now complete, and they are prepared to receive Goods and Produce on Consignment or for Storage. Holders of Grass Seed and other Produce w’ould do well to take into consideration the advantages of this room for Storage, it being cool, dry and perfectly rat and weather proof. Liberal Advances made on Goods for | ABSOLUTE SALE. Weekly Sales by Auction etrry Satur- i day, at 11 A.M. 4g4 ‘ FOR SALE. 5O Tons Good OATEN CHAFF this year’s growth. Apply to— J. M. BTDGOOD, 488 Ormond. CHIMNEY SWEEPING. PATRICK BLUETT, HAVING purchased Mr E. BURCH’S Chimney Sweeping Aparatus, is now prepared to execute all orders which will be promptly attended to, if left at either of Mr EASTS Store’s in Town, or at the Roseland ! or Royal Oak Hotel. 397 ' o Hawke’s Bay Education Board Office, Napier, December 26th, 1882. NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with Section 64 of the “ Education Act, 1877,” the Annual Eelection of School Committees will take place on MONDAY, January 22nd, 1883, at the Schoolhouse in each School District mentioned 1 hereunder at half-past 7 o’clock p.m. By order of the Board, H. HILL, Secretary. Gisborne, Matawhero cum-Te Arai, Ormond, Patutahi, Waerenga-a-hika. 442 Hawke’s Bay Board of Education, Napier, December 26th, 1882. NOTICE is hereby given that each of the School Committees to be appointed as above shall hold its First Meeting immediately after the Annual Meeting of House- , ho ders on the same evening, and shall thereat Elect one of its Members to be Chairman for the ensuing y ear. Bv order of the Board, H. HILL, 443 Secret ar