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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 179, 20 November 1886, Page 3

MORRrNSWLjfiEk E?I,VE .SJTOCK J3ALE. THURSDAY,- NOVEMBER 26th, At 1 o'clock.

QAA HEAD OF MIXED STOKE OVV CATTLE, amongst them - • 50 Fresh Empty ' Cows ,, from Wairakau 1 i 30 Iload of Young Steers, from neighbomhood 100.' Head from native country Also, ' 200 Store Ewes.

AL^JRED BUCKLAND & CO

SHEEP ! SHEEP ! ! SHEEP ! ! !

OVERLAND FEOM NAPIEK, And for Sale on Arrival, ABOUT THE Ist DECEMBER.

CA A A FIRST-CLASS STORE UUUU WETHERS, forward condition, many fat 3000 of thorn on account of Mr F. 11. L. Millman 2000 of tli em on account of Mr A. Wilson.

ALFRED BUCKLAND & CO

FIRST GREAT HORSE AT TE AROHA BY

ALF. BUGKLAND & GO-

SATURDAY NEXT

(The day after Te Arolia Races)

The undersigned will hold their FIRST GREAT SALE of

HORSES, VEHICLES, HARNESS, SADDLERY, Etc., Etc , at Messrs Bradley & Co.'s Yards, adjoining the Palaco Hotel.

The following entries ,have already been leaeived.:,.^ 30 Good Ilorscs, being Riding, Light Harness and Medium Draughts, many of them useful sorts 2 Handsome Medium Draughts G Upstanding Hacks 2 Good Horses, from Waitoa G Good Piofigfh Hojses, fr,om Morrinsville " ' 3 Good Horses, from Waiorongomai 20 Good Sorts, fiom Cambridge Upstanding Hack, 5 years 6 Good Plough lioises, from Morrinsville Well-known Gelding Catcli'em 10 Useful Horses Pair Groy Alares, with trial, from Waiorongomai 1 Si ring Cart 1 Cortland Waggon. 1 Djuble-Seatod Buggy Set-Double Harness Saddles and^Bridles 1 Well-bred Lady's Hack 2 Year old Filly, well-bred 1 Well-bred Hacks, 16 lumps, syra, quiet in harness Also, Waggons, Spring Carts, Harness; Saddlery, &c.

Early entries arc requested in order that they may receive due publicity by advertisement.

ALFRED BUCKLAND & CO

FOR PRIVATE SALE.

OATS, CHAFF, FENCING WIRE, Bonedust, Superphosphate, Larnoy's Anthelmintic for lungwonn in sheep and calves ; Animal Food ; Little's Sheep Dip, &c.

ALFRED BUCKLAND & CO.

WANTED, a Smart Lad, to learn the Printing Business. Apply to the Manager, News Office.

mE AROIIA JOCKEY CLUB RACES. FRIDAY, 26tii NOVEMBER, 1886.

Stewards— Messis Downey Ebcvt, Quinn, Munzioy, Bradley, Smith, Hethciinglon, Quinlan, Kandolph, and Wiseman. Clerk of Course — Mr K. Parr. Starter— Mr J. MoNichol. Clerk op Scales— Mr D. J. Frazer. HANDicArrEus — Mcssis Hothorington, Quinn, and Clcary. Judqe — Mr A. Dowries.

PROGRAMME;" * " . 1. Handicap Hurdle Race, 25sovs, 2 miles. Eutrance, 20s. Acceptance, 30s. 2. Maiden Race, lOsovs, 1 j miles. Nomination 20s 3. Te Aroha J.G. Handicap Race, 30sovs, 1^ miles. Entrance, 20s. Acceptance, 40s. 4. Pony Eace, 14 hands or under, 7sovs, 1£ miles. Post entries, 10s. 5. Anniversary Handicap, 15sovs, 1£ mile.B. ; Nominations, 10s. Acceptance, 20s. 6. Consolation Race, 7sovs, 1 mile. Entrance, 10s.

5 per cent deducted from all Prizes.

No qualification fee. , Sweepstake of lsovcaoh horse in No. 1 and 3 races, to go to sdfcohd horse. -**-;. Three starters', or ohly 30 fper cent of 1 stakes will bo paid. Nominations (with Ices) received by the Secretary on or before Thursday, 18th Nov. prox. Weights for Hurdles and No. 3 race de^ clared on 20th, and the handicap on racje No. 5 #ill bo mado on day of race. General Acceptances close on the 25th Nov., 1886. Races to bo run under Auckland Jockey Club Rulos. ' F. PAVITT, ' ' Hon. Secretary, i Te Arohn, 28th Oct., 1886.