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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4858, 17 October 1876, Page 4

Business Notices TE ABO FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Opposite tbs Pound. ~F. E.: COOK begs to inform the inhabitants, of/Wellington and the surrounding districts that he has now on hand a choice assortment of First- class Furniture, which, he is selling at greatly reduced prices,, comprising drawing and dining room suites, cheffoniers, chests of drawers all sizes, 100 and other tables, iron bedsteads, flax, hair, and flock mattresses, English and American cane and wood-seated chairs in great variety. Also, carpets, floorcloths, rugs, mats, &0., &c. . ’ BLYTH, & CO. respectfully beg to inform the tradespeople generally of Wellington and Wairarapa that they have opened those large premises opposite the Empire Hotel in Masterton, as Auction Booms and General Stores. Goods will be received from Wellington and other places for their Monthly Sales, of which prompt returns will be, made monthly. . Money advanced on receipt of goods at Masterton consigned for absolute sale. Orders and commissions strictly attended to. OLERIDGE AND DAVIES, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS. Licensed under the Land Transfer Acts. Office : Commercial Rooms, Hunter-street. Estimates and quantities supplied. WALKER, GUNMAKEB AND . ' LOCKSMITH, Manners-street, Wellington, PHRENOLOGY.— Professor Strachan is prepared to make Phrenological examinations at his rooms, Brandon’s comer, on FRIDAYS and MONDAYS. Verbal examination, 2s. 6d.; written charts, 10s. 6d.; families attended at their own . residences by arrangements. , ■ Stud Horses TO STAND THIS SEASON, The draught Entire Horse BLACK DOUGLAS. Black Douglas is rising,six years old, with short legs and splendid proportions. Was bred by Robert Cookburn, Esq., Manaia; Dam Jessie, who, gained the. first prize at the Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral <aud Agricultural Show, held at Greytown, in December, 1872, in the class of broodmares. Sire, Champion, the well-known horse who gained the first prize at Napier, in 1872, against all-comers, and is’well known for the valuable stock; he left in; Wairarapa and Napier. Jessie, bred, by G. Burnet, Esq., out of Blossom, by Suffolk Punch, imported from England by W. Jenkins, Esq. Blossom out of- Juno, by Sampson. Juno, imported by Colonel Wakefield. ■ ■ Black-Douglas will stand at the following places:—Monday Fraser’s, Lower Hutt; Tuesday-—Taylor’s, Johnsonville ; Wednesday —Prosser’s, Pahautanui; returning to Lower Hutt on Thursday,! calling at Corbett’s and Worth’s, Taita,on Friday; Saturday, the owner’s stable, Wainuiomata. Terms,' £3 ; guarantee, £5, payable on or before Ist January, 1877. : Groomage 55., payable on first service of horse. 1 i For further particulars apply to groom, or ■ D. DICK, Wainuiomata. N.8.-—Paddocks provided for mares at Wainuiomata, at Is, 6d. per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incu" ; TO STAND THIS SEASON,. 1876-7, at Mr. . Corbett’s, Albion Hotel, Taita, the imported draught Lincoln Stallion i YOUNG ' GENERAL. Young General is : a beautiful mottled bay ; stands 16 J hands high, with immense bone and muscle, and superior quality. He is seven years old, and was bred by W. Gibson, Esq., Native Point, Tasmania. Pedigree.— -Sire, General (imported), dam Flower, by Matchless; grand-dam, Old Flower, the greatest prize-taker in Tasmania ; Old Flower, by Prince, also imported. Terms.— Single mare, £3 10s.; guarantee, £5 ss. Two or more mares, the bona fide property of one owner, as per agreement. Groomage fee, 55.; payable at first service. All payments to be made on or before the Ist of January, 1877. Young General has stood two years in the Wairarapa district, and his stock have been proved by competent judges tp bp the best in the district! He is also perfectly quiet and staunch in harness. Young General will travel to the following placesOn Mondays, Upper Hutt ; Tuesdays, Lower Hutt ; Wednesday, North and South Makara ; Thursday, Karon ; the remainder of the week at Mr. Corbett’s Taita.

Paddocks provided at Mr. Corbett’s at la, 6d. per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars, apply to EDWARD FOWLER, in charge, 0 STAND THIS SEASON. The pure-brsd Clydesdale Horse DAINTY DAVIE, Will Stand at Mr. Aplin's farm,. Upper Kaiwarra, and will travel in that district on Monday morning to Mr. Taylor's Johnson-, ville, from. 9 o’clock to 10 in the forenoon; and will' travel on .to Mr. McGrath’s, Porirua Hotel; on .Tuesday, at Pahautanui; Hutt and Taita on Wednesday; Thursday and Friday, at Mr. Aplin’s farm, Upper Kaiwarra; and on Saturday at the New.: Zealander Hotel, Wellington'. DAINTY DAVIE is by Napoleon, out of Jess;- Jess by Prince Royal, out of Polly; Polly out of’Jess (imported) by Canterbury, imported by J. C. Watts Russell, Esq. , DAINTY DAVIE is a bright bay with black points, rising 8 years old, with'plenty of substance and good action; be stands 16 hands I 1 inch in height Winner , of, a First Prize when one-year old; another First Prize when ! two years old; and a third First Prize when three years old, at Christchurch, against all comers; also, a First Prize at Leestori when four years old,: arid at the'same time a Special Prize for the best horse of any breed; also, a First Prize at Tauherinikau >n. 1874; and Second Prize last year at Masterton, and was only beaten by his half-brother Young Lofty. Jess (Dainty Davie’s dam), has bred more valuable stock than any mare ever has in New Zealand yet, namely, Highland'Mary by Wellington; Young Lofty and’ Young Prince Charlie, now ,the property of ; Mr. Morrison of Whareama; and a year-old colt that was sold at Mri Boag’s sale at one hundred; aod twenty guineas.. One colt was sold same day, out of Highland Mary, for three hundred and twenty guineas, to‘go to Napier. -The above' pedigree will show tl;at Dainty Davie! is fully equal to any imported horse. His foals are giving every satisfaction, and the Napoleon stock is regarded as the best both in.. Canterbury and .Otago, j. ■ . , < . , - ■ I DAINTY. DAVIE has proved himself, a sure foal getter. ■ ■ . Tekms: £4 per mare; groom’s fee, Cs;, to be paid at first service.. Paddocks.will be provided at Mr.:Aplin’s. farm at 2s. ’a week. All Care will be takenbut no responsibility. AU payments to be paid on or,before,the,lst..of.January, 1877; A-; COCKBURN, proprietor.. IPO STAND THIS SEASON , J.The-Entiro Horse ’ DUKE OF EDINBURGH. This horse needs no puffing. In Christchurch, Canterbury, .his - stock- have ibeon proved by the best and competent judges. J He iaalso, perfectly quiet, staunch,, in harriessj!a.: : splendid plough horse, and a sure foal-getter.; - Terms ; Single mare, £3 "10s. ' Guarantee, £4los. . , , yi;!:, - . Two or more mares th a.honajidi property oil orife owper as: per: agreement. Groomage fee,, 55.; payrible:at first service. '.' ’ •• • ' j , All "payments,tobo made on, or before; the, Ist. January, 1877 - Duke of Edinburgh will travel to the foj-, lowing places';— ' -J t.T,,. .Monday:—.Taylor’s, Johnponville,and Mac-, )ntosh,’s. j,".y.-.yy ”■:('!) r|. w | ... .Tuesday^WoTtV?'^.Taita ■ ■ v. : i 1 i - Wednesday-,-Aimes’; Ffpt'el, Upper. Hu ft . Friday—McGrath’s, Porirua . . . f. Saturday t—Prosser’s, Pahautanui. ‘ , I For particulars apply to ; , JOHN HUNT, in charge;