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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3010, 22 September 1888, Page 3

P. H.WOOD. THURSDAY, 557f1i SEPT,, 1888. At 10'Cloct. TARATAHI stock sale. SUPPLEMENTARY. - Important to Daiiy Farmers. EH. WOOD has roceivod instruc- , i tions from Mr B. GASKIN who is giving up tbo dairy business, to soil by PUBLIC. AUCTION at the Tarstahi Sale Yards, (to wliich place they will be removed for convenience of sale), tho whole of his VALUABLE DAIRY STOCK, Consisting of , 26 carofully selected dairy Cows 1 Well-bred Bull 5 Factory milk cans, &c, . Tho above will be sold immodiatoly after the regular Btook Sale. Dairy Farmers will find it to their advautage to attend. F. n. WOOD, 3008 . Auctioneer," THURSDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER, 1888 At 1 p.m. ■' STOCK SALE AT THE TARATAHI YARDS. P.H.WOOD Will soil by Publio Auction as above: 100 Ewes and Lambs ■ : 100 Wethors (store) 50 Dry Ewes ; ' 150 Ewes and Lambs' 8 Yearlings Steers 50 Heifers 2 and. 8 years old S Good Daily Cows 40 Steeraind Heifers, 18 months to 8 yoara 10 Calves 30 Heifers . 1 Bullocks. 300 Fat wethors, heavy weight 100 First class Lincoln Ewes and lambs. 200 Cross bred Homnoy Marsh Ewes and lambs. 100 Good Wotkers, stores 20 Head mixed cattle. 2 First class Dairy Cows. '

Further entries can be received up to date of sale, and will be advertised as received,' ' 3004 SATURDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, 1888. At 1.80 p.m. Large and Important Unreserved Sale of General Merchandise, Produce § Household Furniture, of every description. IN ALL ABOUT £3OO WORTH. FH, WOOD W" sell by Public * Auction at his Groytavn Rooms as above the Largest variety of goods ever put under the hammor in tho Wairarapa, including (Everything Yon Want); Groceries, Drapery,' Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, Harness, Ironmongery, Glassware, Fencing Wire, Wool Bales, Cross-cut Saws HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 500 bushels White Tartarian Oats, and other produce, One singleseated Buggy (nearly now), h. WAIRARAPA HACK RACING CLUB, FEATHERSTON, ( THE ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1 will be held on FRIDAY, Novem- I ber9,lßßß, on Mr W. Nicole Course, 1 nearFeatlierston. 1 PROGRAMME, : _ | 1. HANDICAP HURDLES, £25, ' second horse £5 from the Stakes; about 1| miles. Over six flights of 1 hurdles 3ft Gin high, 2, MAIDEN PLATE, 115, About 1 mile. Woight for ago; Open to all horses that have never won an advertised race. 3; WAIRARAPA HACK HANDICAP £35, second horse £5 from the stakes. About U miles. 4, LADIES' PURSE HANDICAP,£IS About 1| miles. Minimum weight, 9st 71b. 5. FLYING HANDIDAP, f25, second homo £5 from stakes, About | mile, Winnor of tho Wairarapa Hack Handicap to carry 71b penalty. 0. MEMBERS' RAOE. XIO, About 1 mile. For horses which havo never »tarted, the bona-fide property of mombers, To bo riddon by members, Minimum weight 12 atone. 7, CONSOLATION HANDICAP,iIO. About 1 mile. For all beaten horses at this meeting. Entries to bo made within half an hour after tho Flying Handicap is run. NOMINATION, ACCEPTANCES, &c, i CLOSE ASUNDER. , Nominations, WEDNESDAY, Oct 3, ■ at 9 p.m. Haok Hurdles 10s, Wairarapa i Handicap, 15s, Ladies, Purse 7s Cd, Flying 10s. Weights declared Wednesday, Oct. 10,1888. Acceptances and entries for Maiden Plato, Wednesday, Oct 24, • at9p,m. Entries for Maiden 15s, Act ceptances—Handicap Hurdles 15s, Wairarapa Handicap 20s, Ladies' Purse 7s . Od, Flying Handicap 15s, Members' 5 Raco, post entry 10s. ConsolationEntries ss, half an hour after the Fiying. ) Acceptances ss,half an hour aftor weights posted, For further particulars see , posters, W.BOCK, Secretary,Featherston.

WHAREAMA ROAD DISTRICT. ' "VTOTIOEia hereby given that it U I>| the intention of tlio Whareama Road Board at a mooting to bo hold on FRIDAY, the 28th day ot Septombor, * confirm by speoial order tlio followiim resolution That a special rato of l-sth of a ponnyin the pound bo now made for the purpose of providing tho interest and sinking fund upon a loan of .£BOO borrowed undor " Tlio Government Loans to Local Bodies Act,, 1886," for reforming and metalling portions of the Blairlogio Road.suuhspecialratoshall bo an annually recurring ratff • and shall bepayablo half-yearly on tho iirst days of February and August in each year for 26 years until the loan is paid off, hist paymeut payable as from the first day of August, 1888, and shall be levied on tho rate' able value of the following properties within the Whareama Road District All that part of Subdivision-No. 1, lying to the Eastward of Section "" 528, 52G, and B20;. tho whole of subdivision No. 2, that portion of Subdivision No. 3, lying to. the .Westward of the District Road, excepting Sections 892 and 89?, and including the area in Section 32 oscluded from the Waironga Trust Estate; also Sections 900,784, 785, 776, 780,779, part section '782 (500 acres), 771, and 773, in Subdivision'JNo. CHAS,'A. riKKERTON, "" . Clerk,

fith Septcmbor, 1888,". REDMAN'S INDO-CHINA TEAS. < (Bettered.)