CHEAP LITTLE TEA AND GROCERI STORE, HIGH S T REET.
retnolds $ noble HAVE just received a quantity of very fine Congou Tea, which they ate now selling at Is. od. per lb. Finest Java Col Tee Is. per lb. Raw and Refined Sugars at their usual low prices Finest Carolina Rice Neats Tongues, Is. lOd. each Ham, *7d. per lb. Salt and Fre.sh Butter American Buckets, 2s. each " Tubs and Brooms Sept. 22, 1848. __ ___ — — »■■-■■*«
TO COVER, THE ENSUING SEASON, TUX well -known lloisc "MATCHLESS," imported from England, and formerly sold to Sir J. Jamieson for £450. Matchless is six years old, and for strength and appearance is unequalled in the colonies. He will travel the Tamaki and Epsom districts every Tuesday and Saturday, Auckland Monday and Thursday, and may be seen every evening, at George's Royal Hotel, Onehunga. Parties desirous of " Matchless's " services for their Mares, should make early application as he is restricted to fifty. Terms : — For Service £2 10 Three or moie Mares . . 2 2 each Groomage 0 5
TO COVER THIS SEASON.
HP HAT Beautiful well known DAPPLED U GREY HOUSE, "WIIiBERFORCE," He is Seven Years old, and has proved himself a sure foal getter in New South Wales; he will travel through the districts of Tamaki and Epsom. He will be at Epsom every Tues-« day and Friday ; at Tamaki, on Monday and Thursday ; and at home, on Wednesday and Saturday, at B. Smith's Livery and Commission Stables, Albert-street, Auckland. •IKUMS : For each Mare «£ 2 2s. GroomagQ 0 ss. The money (o be paid when demanded.
TO STAND THIS SEASON.
r Tim BEAUTIFUL DRAUGHT HORSE, p "SULTA N," will stand this season at the Proprietor's, Wyndham-street. Sultan was got by Wanderer, out of a Cleveland Mare, imported to Van Dicmen's Land, by Mr. Imlay, fiom Lord Egremont's celebrated Stud; Dam — one of Mr. Imlay 's thorough bred Mares. Terms :—: — Two Guineas, paid at Service. Peter Grace. Auckland, Sept. 19,1848.
TO SERVE THIS SEASON.
nPHE IMPORTED SUFFOLK HORSE, x "COLONIS L." Colonel is a beautiful Dark Chesnut, rising five years, stands nearly sixteen hands high, possesses great strength, and good action. He was got by the well known horse Captain, out of a brood mare got by the celebrated horse Chance. TERMS : For One Mare £2 2s. Groomage 0 ss. If more than two Mates a reduction will be made. For particulars enquire of Clauke & Luobrook, Waipuna, Tamaki. Sept. 13th, 1848.
TO COVER THE ENSUING SEASON.
Travelling through the Districts of Epsom and Tamuki. THE THOROUGH BRED COLT "CANTAB" Three Years Old, by Cantab out of Victorine 9 by Camcrton, out of Greentract by Hector. Cantab is a dark Bay, and dark points/ stands 15 hands. Single Mares £2 0 0 Groomage 0 5 0' For particulars enquire of W. Dennett, 1 Duke of Malborough', Queen Street. Auckland, Aug., 29, 1818.
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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 244, 30 September 1848, Page 4
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