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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1191, 28 September 1882, Page 3

Hi MoAteitii &tGi). RACING STOOK FOR/SALE, H. MONTEITIi' 'lib CO. Hare beeri favored with •iffiMitionß from Wm. Douglas, Esci. lias risolVed' t» discontinue his Rooibf Stud), to dis- . poso of privately— "" •' ; THE WHOLE VALUABLE . RACING STOCK, "LOCH. LOMOND," "A.G," And also— 3 '■ "MAHANGA," . (Entered for H.B, Guineas and: the Auckland Derby.)., ' And a Dumber of yonng thoroughbreds.' M particulars on application to' H. MONTEITH & CO., ' ' ANNUAL SALE OF -EXHIBITS, &c< Under thk acbpices of'thh' , HAWKES' BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. Hastings, October 6,1882; : (THK DAY ATTKB THE SHOW.). , H MONTEITH & CO., will'hold their , annual pale as above. ; SELLEES dcairoua of taking advantage of this opportunity" ferjtho sale of stock are respVo'tfully requested to forward particulars' early : to admit of their bowg catalogued. f •■ ( HS MONTEITH & CO.. Auctioneers, 1174 v : Horse Napier., , For Sale or To Let. PORSALE.'-A Spring Trap with moveable t'6'p, suitable for butcher or baker, Cheap; T Apply George Dixon, the corner ' ' 1184 or to Let. -14J acres of jjrime |j Land in Te Ore Ore, Maatorton, with 2 'roomed House. Apply to J. Madden, Cubastreet, Wellington. 1184 ~~ DIXOVS ESTATE. |j\olt SALE,-Section 37, in the above ' Estate. Splendid situation/ excellent soil. Area, GJ acres. Apply for terms, Ac, CHARLES DIXON, 11 Gil Masterton, FOR SALE.—A Farm of about 1 230 acres of well drained swamp land,, It is fenced in'and subdivided into 6 paddocks; water running,in each and plenty of firewood. A Cottage of five rooms and garden, A'c. A road is running through the property, and the Railway Station of Carterton is about 2J miles distant; Apply to H.T. SfRATT, 1101 Grevtown FOB'SALE, ANEW 9-roomed dwelling, house,with iron roof, and 28 acres of and, thoroughly stocked garden, an; orchard 210 fruit trees (in bearing) besides small fruit, shrubs, outhouses, &o„ 2; acres stand ingbush, 6 felled ready for burning, balano, in good English grass, fenced iuto paddock?, Terms easy. Apply Wit, STUART FORBES. rpu TET.—The extensive STABLING a the Prince of Wales Hotel, Masterton For further particulars apply to 1142 T. WAGGE. TO LET.—Very convenient, Superior Dwelling House, with nearly £3 acres of good land, fenced, well situated, within about ten minutos walk of Queen-street. To let lor a term, with oi without right of purchase, Rent moderate to a desirable tenant. 1108 R. BROWN i Co. TO LET OR SELL!—A Country Hotel, doinst; a For further particulars' apply to ; A, McHUTCHON, 1121 Whakataki. FOR SALE.— Mauriceville Limo in any quantity. Firat-class sample, Apply W, W. Sellar, 1175 Temple Chambers. TO LET,—A seven-roomed house in Cole-street j also a five-roomed house in Queen-street. Apply toH. Cole, Prospect House. 1178 AVAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. IN addition to the classes of exhibits enumerated in the published Programme of the forthcoming show competition is invited for the undermentioned extra classes for which valuable prizes are offered FAT SHEEP—Best 10 Crossbred Ewes with lambs at foot. DOGS-Best Retriever INDUSTRIES-Best set ofLightHorse

• H. H.WOLTEBS, 1179 i Secretary. WELLINGTON POULTRY, PIGEON YV CANAUY, AND DOG SHOW. To be held at St. George's Hall. On THURSDAY and FIUDAY, sth and 6th OCTOBER. Patron-HibExcelloncythe Acting-Gover-nor. President—W. H.Levin, Esq,, M,H.B. Vice-President —C. J. Johnson, Esq;, M.H.R. . 'v Committee-Messrs R. Burrett, D, Callsron, E. Cohen, J, Coogan, S. Danks. T. Dwsn, H, 8. Fitzherbert, T. J. Glew, J. E, Hayes, M. 0. Hickey, C. Hill, W, Jameson, C. Kolm, J. Lichtecheinril, T. G. McCarthy, J. Maginnitj, A. M'Donald, Alex, M'Don&ld, J. E Smith, Sydney Smith, R, Bruce. Wallace, Andrew Young.

Honorary Treasurer—Mr J, Montelth, Secretary,—Mr E. E. Edmunds. Judges—Poultry: Messrs A Elliins, 6; Maslem, and It. O'Connor. Pigeons: Messrs G. Denton, 0, Hill, and ■ E. A. -Krull. Canaries: Messrs A. Elkins, ¥. Hester and T, Truman. Doaa; Mem A,Elkins, T, Gale, 1 W. Hester, A. E, Mansfotd, G, Maslem, and J. H, Shaw. . ! ■ THo following Special Prizes aro o 'ered Class fi.—A Clock, given by Mr H. Bennett : Class 14 - Cup, by Mr G, Denton; Class 22 -Beading Glass, by Mr J. Cooganj Class 27 —Cup by Mr J. (Staples (of J, and W. Staples); Class 31—Cup by;Mr 0, Kobnj Class 47—Pair of Vases, by Mr G. Dutton; Class 50-A Lady's Opera Glass, by Messrs LitUejolin and Son; Class 56—Cup, by'Mr F.. Moller ; Class 58—Canary. ; Cage, by Messrs Asher and Son ; Class 65—Cup, by Mr G. L. Jenness; Class'7o -Cup,, by Mr Lahman; Class 7fi—Cup by Mr.fL: Bruce Wallace; Class 77—(100k, by Messrs J, King and Co; Class 78-Zulu Liquer Stand, by Mr K. Holliday; Class 89—1- doz. of ! Ale by Mr W. McKeever for the ugliest dog dog shown in this class, By Mr J, S, M, Thompson- a Cup for tbe.best pen of game fowlß., By Messrs Edwards' and Green—a Cup for the best cattle dog. i a; ; ii; r:;; ::: • Other special prizes will jbe published in the Wairaba'pa Daily, the Evening Post,' and New Zealand Times oh; Saturday, 30th September, , ... ; iw Entries to be made with Messrs C. Hill, T. J. Gle.v (Lambtoni Quajj), J. H, Smith,' and the jSecretary, at; his next; Empivo Hotel, Entries will close at 8 p,m, .onMonday,.2nd'October,'' I i&! . All; exhibits -must". lie,delivered i'at -the place of" oxhibitioni' between the lipiua of 8 a.ip. .'and 10 a.m, oiiThnraday,;: stil Optobor,: , :•?:/; !' ,v? " ;i> i!( v .; The Exhibition wiilbe open to the pubhfl on l'huriday,from'i p.m.tfl 9 p.m., and on Friday, from 9 a.m;. i to,,.S p.m., at one,; .shilliuß,,. exceptjng-.beUyeen' tho bours.'ofd Vnuwi on tHfirst and second Jays nspectively, when the admission will be two shillings., "