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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I. 0. O. F., M. U. THE MEMBERS of the Tbavellers' Rest Loogs are hereby informed that on Lodge Night. Oct 14, business of importance will be diseußse]. A good attendance is requested. 2939-3 JOHN LAMMAS, P.P.GM. rnENDEPS are invited for BUILDING a X TEACHER'S HOUSE, near the Schoolroom, HAPPY VALLEY. Plahb anl Specifications can be seen at the Office of Messrs Fell & Atkinson, Hardystreet. Ttnders, addressed to the undersigned, may be sent in until OCTOBKR 31st, 1875. W. C HODGSON, Secretary, 2927 Central Board of Education. AN ENTERTAINMENT Will be given in the INSTITUTE. MOTUEKA, on THURSDAY October, 6, consisting of a LECTURE, entitled " Remini? C enaeß of Turkey and the Crimea dur.ng the war with Russia," by R. H. Bakkwell, M.D.; to be followed by the Farce ■•THE ARTFUL DODGE," by amateur performers. Doors open at 7, to commence at 7.30 p.m. Admission— Body of Hall.ls} Front Seats, Is 6d; Gallery, 6d. Proceeds, after payment of expenses, to be devoted towa.d9 the formation of a Reading Room. 2906 BOOKS T) 0U N D IN ANT STYLE. R. LUCAS & SON. (^^^aw* mo STAND THIS MS3EJ season. £Sa»§^P §«iS^ ie Thoroughbred Horse "SHERWOOD" (late Roc'<ett). Sherwood is a bright bay, stands 16J hands high, by Diorn.'des out of Miyflowtr. For further pedigree tee N- Z. Hud Book. Terms £1; groomage, Bs. All f<es to be paid on or before the sth January, 1877, after that date £4 a mare will be charged. The hor<<e will visit the following places:— Mondays, Bellgrove Inn; Wednesdays, MotuekH, return Thursdays; Saturdays Turf Hotel; Tuesdays and Fridays, at his Stable Spring Grove. 2784 JOHN HAGAN. TO STAND THIS SEASON. (<JLVjTy T ,.-tflsyt riIHE Ciit Hone JN^XjHt young surprise. Youjsg SuBFBisE is a black hors3 with white prints, stands 17} hence high, by Young Surprise out of a Cyde champion mare. Terms, £l; groomaae, Ss. All fees to be paid on or before tlie 6th January, 1877; after thit date £i 10s will be charged. The horse will visit the following plactet— Mondays, Motueka, calling at Upper Moutere; returning by Paniratotata; Thu'siayu, Motueka Valley; Wedneslays and Saturdays, at his Stables, Dovedale, 2905 JOHN THORN. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Mr Atkins' Stables, Motueka, ENTIRE BLACK HORSE £§$g3p|gsgi£b LEGS. VISITING RIWAKA, fl ni the LOWER and UPPER MUUTERES— Mondays at Riwaka Tuesdays „ Motueka Wednesdays J Loweb and Uppkb ( MOUTERES Thursdays „ Do., Do., Do, Fhidays „ Motueka Saturdays „ Motueka. Terms— Three Guineas each Mare; Groomage. Five Shillings. Two or more Mires as per agreement. 2794 FRANCIS HOLDER. TO STAND THIS SEASON. The Thoroughbred Horse rri o t a r a , -*- Eight Years Old. Totara. is a blo-id bay, with black points, sands 16J hands high, got by Diomede?, out of W-iimen, &c, &j. See 'JNew Zealand Stud Bc.ok.' Terms — Five Guineas, half-bred mares, and Ten Guineas thoroughbred marcs; subject to aa advance of ten per cent if not paid by the 15th of January, 1f 77, to the unrien-igned. Groom's Fte. sa, payable on first fervice. The horae will visit the following places at fc^e times stated, if sufficKnt inducement offer?, ttnd weithpr permitting :— Mqxdayb— Wakefield Arms, Forest Inn, mill Jervis'a Toesdays— All ngton Farm Wednesdays— Waimt-a West Thdksuats — Allingti-n Farm Fuidayh — hidunond and .^toke Fbidvy hvissiNGs & fAiDßDAYs— Disher'f Scublts, Nelson. Good paddocks at Allington Farm, at 3s pel week each mare, to be paid en removal Every cure taken, but no responsibility. Parlies wishing to have their mere3 served in the month ol January, can do so by calling at Allington Farm. 29H SAM. POWELL. LAYS AND RHYMES. BT ( WILLIAM HOGG, NELSON. SubEcribers to the above Work can nov, obtain their Copies on application to the Pub . ishers, R LUCAS & SON. , Sold by Ar.L Booksellebs. T Just Received, and Now on bale, AT R. LUCAS & SON'S, Price IQs. 6d. t 1 nriE ROU.orthe MAORI A? HOMI JL A Tale exhibiting the Social Life, Man ners, Habits, an 1 Customs of the Maori liac i \n New Zealand prior to the introduction o Civilization amongst them. By JOHN WHITE, Native Interpreter, Avck axi>