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Manawatu Herald, 28 September 1893, Page 3

LADIES when visiting Wellington should ?cp our laiest novelties [in Summer Millinery at Te Aro ! tlotise'. PA! TERN S of our choice SreSseS, Delaines and Prints will be sent post free on application at Te Aro House. pOUNTRY orders promptly exe- \^, cuted and all parcels over 20s sent carriage! paid io nearest railway station. Bonus terms 5% discount for prompt cash, with order at Te Aro House. r^ASTIION S and their changes are ]L mnde a study at our establishment ; our imj ortcd Blouses are perfection at. Te Aro House. To Stand this Season at FOXTON AND OTAKI, The Thoroughbred Horse RAMA RAMA. RAMA RAMA, own brother to Puriri, sire of Forester, Escapade, Rufus, Jenny, and many other good horses now racing on the West Coast. He is also full brother in blood to Manuka, considered by competent judges to be the fastc st horse of his day. Rama Rama is by Towton (imp) dam Waimen, own sister to Zoe. who won two champion races, beating the best horses Australasia could produce at weight for age. Waimea by Sir Hercules out of Flora Mclvor ; Towton by Melbourne — Cinzel i I y Touchstone — Brocade by Puntaloon by (ashel, out of Bombazine by Thunderbolt. See Stud Boole. It will tints be seen that Rama Rama's breeding cannot bo beaten in the known world. Towton, siro of Rama Rama, is full brother to tbe Peer, who is sire of Darebin, Manuka and Peeress. Towton is also brother to Marchioness, winner of the English Oaks, and dam of lung of Clubs, sire of Stoneyhurst aid Spade Guinea (winner of the N'(Vs' Zealand and Dunedint'ups). Stoneyhurst w T on the Canterbury Derby, Canterbury Cup, Auckland Plate', Welcome Stakes, and Champagne Stakes, all weight for-age races. Rama R tma is sire of Alpine Rose, Masthead, Sweetie, Moaha, Warama, Awarua Rose, and a host of gocd horses too numerous to put in print. TERMS— £3 10s per mare, two or m re mares as per agreement. All care biken, but no responsibility. Mares left at tbe Telegraph Hotel St hies, Otaki, will be attended to. All mares to be paid for before Ist January, 1894. Gro'-mageFees, ss. For further par.iculars see cards. T. KEARNS, Groom in Charge. C. BELL, Owner, OtaUi. ~ E. P.'FORSTERT" BARER, PASTRY-COOK AND CONFFCTIONEE, MAIN - STREET, FOXTON, WISHES to announce that on and after the Ist February, 1893, he will deliver bread to any part of the town or country for 2ib Loaf 3M „ „ 3d Cash at Counter ~- Also that he has received a consignment of New Biscuits and Confectionery, consisting of some of the Newest Lines made. Xrnaß Chocolate Boxes reduced. Cost Price to reduce the stock. Note the Addbehs, H. P. PORSTER, Main-street-SADDLERY. f NOTICE TO HORSE-OWNERS. Ladies and Gentlemen — TX7 E BEG to inform you that V V we are prepared to make to order SADDLES of all descriptions, any pattern or colour. The I'asing and Fitting of Ladies' Saddles a special feature. Horses measured, and Collars made to fit properly. Saddlery of all kinds kept in stock. H. C. LA.NSDON & CO., SADDLERS, Main-street, Foxton. $500,000 Beatty's Organs at Bargains. For particulars, catalogue address Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey. JOHN WEfeTWOOD, BLACKSMITH AND SFJOiiE, Hall stbeet, fuxton. ALL kinds of Blacksmilhing exp* outed with despatch and care, Beip~PiaiH)S '"*£ where, For catalogue ft'^rasS) X)a» niel P. B§atty, Washia&tGn, Nsw Jersey.