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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 23, 5 January 1878, Page 4

TMPOBT ANT NOTI CE. ' THOMAS WRAY Is prepared to execute orders entrusted to him for SADDLERY AND HjLKNESS : . ••■■ '■--■■ ■■■ ■<■ /at •'' ■'•':■ ■•'■ ■■' ■■'■ ■■■;■-■' -n " •' Wellington Pbicbs. ■; - ' ■:-■;■..'■ -.-:■ ■;.-.• ::-,,: yU:^ii- ■.)- :-i-.,r;V Settlers will save time and expenfe|- i and secure : a good 'fit,' by- patrbnisin^ him. 'Repairs' doiie^ at a reasonable o cogt. Address: Next Walton and-C Kiifgs, Palmerston Northi ; H ■ . ' . : ''' ■ : i" > -:-" : '■ 't TO BtJTCHERS, FARMERS, & .--■;-..;.. OTHERS. The undersigned is prepared to Ptnst* chase for .GASH Rough Fat;-, Tali?** ,= Hides and Sheepskins -, m any quantities* : To be delivered .ifree to Foxton Station* ;.; : S; THYME* - :[i - '-;"■''.. : ,;'.'.v ' '/' ■/''f'V'J^ f ;'. The undersigned is m posl^slon bf^ valuable secret enabling' him to improve 'i': Tipon all shallow or i deep-die BRICK* : MAKING - He vhaa . succeeded m effecting a vast improve* mentinone of Macefield and Co.'s from the Albert Foundry, Auckland* and is prepared to receive communications from Bookmakers owning • defective' machines with a view to the improve' -gp ment of their machinery. CHARLES TRICKLEBANK, BfiICKiTAKEfi, Palmerston North. mo STAND THIS SEASON, The Coaching Stallion, " BEYA3ST O'LYNISr." "Bryan O'Lynn," bred by W. Mob-< tEY,Esq., of Sandridge.near Melbournej is by the far-famed thoroughbred horse, " Panic," out of the imported Cleveland mare, " Diamond," vide Victorian Stud Book. " Bryan O'Lyttn '* was imported by Richaedßaeton, Esq., m 1874, and is now rising seven years old. Teems — £5 for single mare ; allowance made for two or more, the property of same owner. "Bryan O'Lynn/', is a beautiful dapple bay, stands I6f hands, and° will travel as follows : — Tuesdays : Oakley's Stables, Sandon, Wednesdays : Evan's Stables, Bulls. Thubsdays : Denbigh Hotel Stables. Feiidin^. The remainder of the week at Palmebs* _ TON. Eor further particulars apply to the Groom, * Jv ABBOTT/ rpO STAND THIS SEASON JL IN THE ■ '■■• ' - • MAN AWATU and RANGITIKEI '--■-•"■■»'.-•• i DISTEICTsi' .■■■/■■> •."■"."■ ' The imported Draught Lincoln Stallion ' " YOtJiSia • GENEEAL." A mottled bay; stands 16 hands high, of great power and bone, and seven years old; bred by William Gibson, . . Esq., of Native Point, Tasmania. t'EDIGEEEJS^P^BBfcr Sire, "General," imported^^^^fc "Flower,' ? by "Matchless ;"V23P dam, " Old Flower," the greates^pftie'" takerin North Tasmania; ',' Old Flowjwv" by "Prince," also imported. - Tbemß— £3 10s.; groomage, 6s. As only a limited number of mare* will-be taken, early application is necessary. ; ■■ : ;-——'.':, :■■■ ; ; ;- '/> ... " For further particulars apply to the •Groom, -' '""■ ' '■' ' - ■'-■.■-■■■;? : -^->^ '. . ' JOSEPH POAD. rino stanp raf^'pAsoii- i» tt« • JL Manawatu Disj^ict, the wellknown Draught Stallion, f ; Farmer will travel on Monday m each week to Palmerston, where he will stand at the Royal Hotel Stables from 10 o' clock a.m. till 3 o'clock p.m. He will ; serve, the remainder of the week, except Saturday, at- Cherry Farm, Jackeytown. . - / Terms-rf 2 per Mare^ ; paddocks, free for one month, after which 2/(5 per week will be charged. All.charges payable on, removal. Every caretaken but' no iresponsibility. : For further particulars, apply to DAVID ROWLANDS. Jackeytown.