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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 423, 27 November 1889, Page 2

QKA/riNG AND DANCING in Te O Aroha publjo Hull, THURSDAY (to-morrow) EVENING, at 73Q p.m. Gentlemen, Is ; Ladies free.

POTATOES! POTATOES!! NEW and OLD POTATOES at J. A. Cochvane's Co-operative Stores, at REDUCED PRICES.

[A CARD.] R- W. DYER, SOLICITOR (Of Hamilton and C.imbridge), WILL, ATTEN.D tho TE AROHA COURIS, Regularly. Clients can communicate by letter to Hamilton, and personally on tho MONDAY EVENINGS piior to Court day, at the Palace Hotel, Te Aroha,

I TO CONTRACTORS. TENDERS Yiill be received by Mr Ruuiik, Ohineroa, for the following woik :—: — To GRUB UP and BURN tall Fescue Grns*, growing in a pasture paddock of 45 acres. Tenders, addressed to Mr Roche, to ho left at Mr Priu.e's Hardwaie Stoic, To Aroha, on or before SATURDAY, the 30th inst , afc 4 o'clock p.m. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

MATAMATA RACES. TO BR HKtBON j BOXING DAY, PBOGRAMME : 1. HACK HURDLES ; weight for age ; for horses which have never won a race exceeding L 5, Distance, H miles. 2. HANDICAP HACK RACE, "for horse* which have never won a race exceeding LIO. Distance, H miles. 3. STEEPLECHASE ; disiauce, about 2± miles 4. FLYING STAKES; weight for age. Distance, three-quarters of a milo, 5. HIGH JUMP. (5. HANLHCA P PONY RACK. ; dist.nce, I milo. ponies to be 14 hiind& 2 inches and under. Weight for inches : top weight, lOst ; 71bs allowed for eveiy inch. There will also be a Cigai and Umbiella Race, Saddling Race, etc , in addition to those on the pro>>i.imine. Piiztfs in future issue. CONDITIONS. 1. Three horses lo start or no race. 2. All disputes to be decided by tho Committee, 3. 'I ho Committee to he Ilandicippois. 4. Entiies to l)c taken up to IL o'clock on d,i v of rice, or by Secret. v y. Entry fees, 5 pel cent. FRANIv C. THOMAS, lion. Sec. Waharon.

Auction Sales J. McNICOL.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE. FRII)AY~NEXT f NOVEMBER 29ru., At 1 o'clock. The nndeisicrncd hi.s received instructions from Mr P. BoJton (who i^ giving up contracting), to .sell by auction, without leserve, at Hamilton Borougli Yards, on above date, npiITC WHOLE OF HTS CONTRACTX ING PLANT, comprising : h HORSES, 18 Heavy and Medium Draught Geldings find Mares, from four to nine years old, all £nod and staunch (30cwt. trial with each). IMPLEMENTS. 2 Wall.ice D.F. Plough*, 2 Dun^ | woodie D F. Ploughs, 1 Reid and Gr.iy D.F. Plough (complete set af swin^lctreoß with each) 2 Sets of 4-horse Disc Hanows 1 Set of 4 hoise Tine Harrows 18 ft. Seed Sower, in good oider 2 Light Tip diays 1 Hornsby Reaper and Binder, in good working order (worked one season only) 1 Lowdown Buckeye Reaper and Binder (h.as done cne season only)i. Also, 1 Strong Double-seated Buggy, by See and Potter Buggy Harness, 16 Sets Plough Harness 2 Sots of Shaft Harness 1 Tarpaulin. 18 x 24; Lotll.iy Folks. Also, To be offered same time and place, Sections 138 and 139, township of I Morrinsville, half- acre in each, r with a ne\vly-«rected' cottage thereon. Also, Thoroughbred Mare, Bessemer (by ; Musket), with yearling foal at foot, by Ingoniar. Also, on account of Hy. Paton, Good Horse-power and Chaff-cutter (Reid and Gray). litmcheoQ Provided. J,. McNICOL, Auctioneer. The Auctioneer would call special attention to above li^t, the horses being all first class and thoroughly staunch, the. implements in good order, and harness has been, well kept. Also, On account of a client, 2 G od Light Waagons and somo Good Light Horses