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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1316, 4 December 1880, Page 4

Racing Notices.

WHATAWHATA RACES.

New Year's Day, 1881.

Members of Committee : Messrs E. M. Dickey, E. Hall, A. K. Barton, J. Ferguson, and J, Paddy. Stewards : Mr A. McCarthy and Mr G. Day. Starter ; Mr Hope. Judge: Mr P. Corboy. Clerk of Course : Mr A. Ferguson. Handicapper : Mr Kennedy Hill. Clerk of Scales : Mr A. Crawford. Secretary : Mr D. F. tcott. Treasurer : Mr W. H. Bailey.

PROGRAMME.

1. Handicap Hurdle Race- Twice round course; over 8 flights of hurdles, 3ft. 6in. high. For 2. Maiden Plate- For three-year-olds and upwards that have never won public money. Weight for age. For soys. 3. Whatawhata Handicap. Distance, twice round course. For

nuvo. 4. Pony Race- Distance, 1 mile; weight for inches. For

5. Hack Race- For horses that have been the hona jitlc property of settlers for three months before the races, within a radius of five miles, and horses that have never run in a race. Welter weights, 11 stone top weight. For soys. 6. Maori Race. 7. Consolation Handicap. Distance, 1 mile. Further particulars next issue. W. H. BAILEY, Acting Secretary. ,

NOTICE.

OUALTHROUGH, VEAL & WHITE

Will OPEN their New Butchering Establishment Adjoining the Hamilton Hotel, On Tuesday next, Nov. 9tb, And trust by supplying Meat of the best quality, At Reasonable Prices, To obtain a shave of public patronage.

QUALTHROUGH, VEAL & WHITE.

Hamilton, Nov. 5, 1880

IRELAND BROTHERS, WOOL MERCHANTS, Tannevs & Leather Manufacturers, Importers of Saddieis' and Bootmakers' Machinery, EnirlMi and Foieign Leather, Saddlery, S.iddler-.' lionmongery, Boot Uppers, Griudeiy, Mill Belting, Suction and Dehveiy Hose, etc. Wdtehnusca— Vulciu Lino and Highsti eet. Work — Parnnuie. Auckland.

Constituents Onlcis piomptly aud carefully rveciiti'd. Guod.s .-hipped to all the colonies.

To Butchers, Sectlers, Farmers, aad. Others.

npHE undeisiirued 11 re CASH PUR1 CHASERS of HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, BEESWAX, &c , at highest market r.-ite?,, in any qumtity. Consignees direct will havo prompt and immcdiiite Cash Remittances returned .it fs.iti-tactory rates.

IRELAND BROTHERS

Tanners and L-Jrther Manufacturers, Auckland.

Te Arolm Goldflelds!

ri S. O'HALL O R A N ' S " HOT SPRING'S HOTEL

Is bcinsr Eulai god and It. 1 proved to meet tho requirements of Tr ivoller-, Jiid by civility, atteution and modi-rate charges the Proprietor h'u-ts that the public will give him a share oi theii patronage.

G. S. O'HALLORAN.

PUBLIC NOTICE.

HE Business hitherto carried on by JL the late Mr H. Xewell (as H. Newell & Cos. Waikato Steam JE rated Water and Cordial Manufactory) will in future be carried on by his lute Partneis, Mr David Coombes and Mm H. Newell, uuder the old name of H. NEWELL & CO., at Ngaruawahia, Hamilton and Cambridge. We return our thanks to the trade and general public for their liberal patronage, and hope for a continuance of the same. We remain, Yours obediently, H. NEWELL & CO. P. S.— Orders by rail or steamer promptly attended to. Mr Barfield, C imbridge Aarent. FO R S A^ L E With immediate possession, The Knowles Farm, Whatawhata. This really magnificent farm consists of 217 acres prime level laud, sub-divided into convenient, well-watered, and sheltered Paddocks. Comfortable dwelling, orchard, garden, farm-labourers' house, stables, sheds, stockyards, Ornamental Plantations, &c , &c., and, about 500 acres Native leasehold, 300 acres of which is well fenced, and in large grass paddock b. The Knowles is situated close to the Town of Whatawhata and Waipa River with frontage to Great South Road, and is equi-distant from Hamilton and Ngaruawahia. The Spring crops consist of oats, potatoes, mangolds and carrots. Subscriber begs to draw the attention of intending settlers to tins valuable investment. Tim Proprietor will be happy to show the property and supply every information. For furthur particulars apply to T. Y. FITZ PAT RICK, L.uid Agent, N<jMuuiv,'aliia.