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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 190, 11 August 1880, Page 4

" Augur " says :— " New Zealand's Cup representative, Mata, arrived from New Zealand in the Eotomahana on the 16th insfc., nnd was accompanied by Camballo, The latter animal Austra-; lians will remember as a good horse in the Biverina district, where he was bred, and since his sojourn in New Zealand he has proved himself a good second-class animal. Mata is quite the champion of the southern colony, and has proved himself a good animal at; all distances. He is a great stayer, and as honest as the sun. During his Australian tour he will be trained by Mr E. H. Vallance, who has had considerable experience in New Zealand* The horses were landed on Thursday morning,, and were taken to Kirk's Bazaar, where they were , on view for an hour, after which they left for their, comfortable quarters at the Eacecourse Hotel, Plemington. During the afternoon I interviewed them in their boxes, Mata being the first to come under inspection, and as the lad removed his; clothing I was at once satisfied that the New Zealanders had once more sent us an animal that would worthily uphold the reputation of the southern colony. His lean, game-looking head is set on to a light but muscular neck, let into good shoulders, and, with plenty of heart room and a capital middle piece, he looks like staying. He has quarters of the drooping order, remarkably well let down, but as his legs were swathed in bandages I -had not an 'opportunity of judging of his : bone below hock and kneei He is a great, horse to follow, and, altogether, I doubt; if the residents of Maoriland have ever sent a better animal to . represent tbem. Camballo, who was in the next box, has grown a deal since he left Victoria, and I've no doubt but that he will prove a capital second string. I believe it is quite probable that the horses will go to Sydney to run either at Hawkesbury or Randwick." " If men are the salt of the earth, women are the sugar. Salt is a necessity, sugar is a luxury, vicious men are the saltpetre; hard, stern men, the rock-salfc ; nice, family men, the table salt. Old maida are the brown , sugar; good-natured matrons, the loaf BUgar; pretty girls, the pulverised white sugar." "Professor Agassiz bas'receutly estimated .• that a man's finger nails will grow to be 3,000 feet long if he leaves them uncut for 1,000 years." The next thing h discover is, how long a man's hose will become in half tbe time if he keeps poking it iuto business tbat doesn't concern him, aud cannot be of the least use to the world in general. Will i Professor Agassiz kindly say?— Fun. BEE-HIVE STORE. N E- W;|||||,.litt ; s3SAfiON i a--IBS9* laiayi 1880. In CHESTS, HALF-CHESTS, and BOXES, Also, from Messrs. Moeand & Co., Calcutta, ma' Dunedin, QA HALF-CHESTS Very Superior & \J ASSAM TEA, for Flavoring. Just Eeobived— NEW SEASON'S MAURITIUS SUGARS: White Yellows and! Brown Counters, No. I W. and I. C. Company's, Also, English Crushed Loaf Sugars. New CURRANTS. New Muscatels, New Sultanas RAISINS, all in splendid condition. . KEROSINE OILS: Downer's, Devoe's, Nonpareil, (150 Fire Test.) Diamond and Niagara Brands, , Sole Agent fur Crease's Self-raising Flour, in 2, 4, and 6-lb. packets, Families waited-,upon for, orders ; and goods delivered- to any i , .•' jof the city free. H. V. PHILLIPS, F^MILY GROCER Corner of Bridge and Colling wood- streets.

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