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Mt Benger Mail, Volume V, Issue 230, 10 May 1884, Page 1

, MKW *KR CULTURAL SEED LS'EW VEGETABLE SKKOS. NEW GARDENSEEDS. \II,M M n AND BL A 111, 1M SEED MERCHANTS, Have grrat pleasure in intimating to Florists that they can he supplied with New Seeps of Best Stocks and Straine; •hey having imported an extensive assortrnent from first-class houses. They off-r CLOVERS of a'l «"i»s, and almost ail varieties of GRASSES, at the nidi' moderate price*. TUir Machinery for Cleaning RYE UR«SS SwKI) is moat complete, and tanners i.* th ir own iutt-reßts, ust. the best and u«fene*t. low-ph'cfd >f.fd ARK SELDOM CHEAP. Nimmo and Blair «re hca' aijen's for Mitetieil'a BroHdca*' Sowing Machine, •shorn*-'* Reaper* and Bir-dns. Thou. to a-live tins Beaton are ti'ttd with all tl>e latest tuiproveme'-io. Tom iim-ii and Howard's Glycerine h-ep Dip, Linsted Oi Oke, Singer and C.f.'B local Sue a>ens fnr O a,-- aid >outli!and foi the Pl*, ei F«uii and G+rden Imp'emen'B. No one having a gaide<: l<> tend -hnulii He tritbnm on*-. Ko'f ateita 111 N»-wZ»aUnd for Lactine ;wid Re to ine. Thtj io<nit •*• i" ; » r '«r mi k n-r f*-e«'in,' ralves mid WMH» *b ir 2d per taii n. T»it Re*H>riii« ia t rMiteteniitgirrMiheied ii.<) and tfidint graiiit. FDR S*LK Horse Hear* . ml * li (lent e o. Kock .**al«, Jr- 1: Ir.i.U.- hep Nt-ie. «?«>rn Sack*, 15)... U... 'I ar« », Pho* "home und «'ii »' ' hodilllii, baioer*. Kehritg V\ iiv BmiUh and PUin. Matidaid*, Bndm* T«i<r, &c. &c. Catalogue* « i t ■li ap| lic*t»on. NIMMn AND BLAIR, •JBNKKAI, Co.. M|s-I<> v »GKNT.« & PR«'I U K B oKKRS, PrINCIB - BIRmT, ' i Hi! . 10 HiAVIL THIS REASON Turpi ka. Tub; ek Wis, Tua;>i ka Mouth, a d Waituhu a \V\st ' isliicts. i Clydesda'e Pure-br- <l hum; _ [Entire > R I N C K. Young Prince s bv Mrs Kimmo'x inported horse Prirce—«'am, the puie>'redj Clydesdale Mare Ease. Terms £2, O £$ guarantee ; Groon.'s Fee, | ss, 1 a>able at lime of sei vice, Fu 1 particulars as to pedigree, terms, &c ,' in future isiur. WILLIAM M'GJLLIVRAY Proprietor, Tnapeka West To Tra»H this Season in the TUAPEKA 11-TRUT, The Thoroughbred Stallion LAERTES Laf.bt'B is a beaiitiful bay horse, 16 hands high, by Maribyinong—Vagic, b\ Fisherman- Hose de Florence (vide Australian Stud Book). Laertes has been a grand performer himself, amongst his wins being the '•leninnes Cup of £IOOO, Paramatta Birthday Gilt Handicap, onhern J. • . <up of 250 sovs, Park Stakes, Alexandra P ate of 200 sovs, Donraster handicap, Bathurst Handicap, Flying Handicap, etc, etc , etc- The foregoing laces were won against Urge 6elds of the best hoises in the Austialian colonies, and in fast time Laertes has won innumerable races in * ew Zealand in ocellent time Irenes' breeding is bexond di>pute, as Maribxrhong stands in the Hrsi rank in the colonies as the 6*ire of winners. 1 aertes is half-brother to such grand per fanners as t'unnamuila, Richmond, < ecla and 'terms, itt; ill at end of season; and ill 10s if mare proves in foal. • uaiantees as ptr agteement. P room's fee, ss, p yable at lime of first tei vice. Paddock accomodation for mares from a dotance. Every caie taken, but no responsibility HARRY M'IONNKL!., Proprietor. Victoiia Stables. I OOTS ! B<. OTS ! LOOTS ! \IMON A G H t 1 Ha> ben cnnmiu>siond by Mr T. Wooi', of ihe K> yal Atcade. Duneiin, to fell pa>t < f his la'ge Stods of I'oois'and Shoes, which nnift Le «miry c'eartrl tut, atg'eail) itduted prices, in order to male room for T. Wood's '" Pa ent Waterproof Boots and Shoes,"' which ni.l ii c'ude every braich 0 Ihe Hade. Goods Offired a' P. ices unheard of liefore in Lawrence. Watertights my own make, to order, 225, For Cas-h Only.