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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4859, 18 October 1876, Page 4

Business Notices ; TE AHO FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, , Opposite the Pound,. " £ j rF; E. COOK begs to.inform.i.the inhabit tants of. Wellington and' the surrounding districts that he has now on hand'a choico assort? mept of First- class Furniture,_which he. is selling at [ [greatly reduced , prices, comprising drawing and dining room suites,! icheifonrers, chests of drawers all sizes, 100 and other tables, iron bedsteads, flax, hair, and flocks mattresses, English and American cane and synod-seated chairs in great variety.- Also, carpets, floorcloths, rugs, mats, &c., &c. -a .' „ | 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 ilast'erton, as Auction-Booms and General; Stores. Goods will be received from i Wellington and other places for their Monthly Sales, of, which prompt returns, will be ;made 'monthly. ,-i . .’ [ ■ -.1 ■/ Money advanced on receipt of goods at Masterton consigned for absolute sale. • Orders and commissions strictly attended, to. . : OLEBIDGE AND DAVIES, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND; SURVEYORS,., , Licensed under the Land Transfer Acts. ' Office : Commercial Rooms; Hunter-street, j Estimates and quantities supplied., i . J. WALKER, GUNMAKER i AND- - LOCKSMITH, i , 1 Manners-street, Wellington, 1 PHRENOLOGY.— Professor; Strachan is prepared to make'Phrenological; examinations at his rooms; ’Brandon’s, comer, bn FRIDAYS and MONDAYS. Verbal examination, 2s. 6d.; written ■ charts, 10s. Gd,; families 'attended at their-i own.'.residences "by; arrangements. :■ <“ . J . ■■! j v;

Stud Horses TO S TAN D T HIS SEI SON, ■ The draught Entire Horse! i BLACK DOUGLAS. :: / Black Douglas is rising six years ojd, with short legs and splendid proportions. Was-bred-by Robert Cookburu, Esq., Manaia. Dam Jessie, 1 ■who gained .the first-.prize; at the Wairarajjsr and East Coast Pastoral" and Agricultural Show,- held' at i Grey town, in -December, 1872, in the class of broodmares.- Sire, Champion, the /well-known: horse' ’ who gained the first’ prize iati Napier, .’in' 1873, - all■■ comers, and is. well .-known ; for the valuable stock he left, in Wairarapa and Napier. Jessie, bred • bjr;G.i Burnet, Esq., but of Blossom, by, Suffolk Punch; imported from England by W. Jeh-:kins,-'Esq.'(, Blbssbm oqt . JunOjjby Sampson, JunbJ'imported Colonel Wakefield, l 1 ' Black DbugW will' stand 'at' 1 thnfollowing places:—Monday Fraser’s/ -Lower Hutt 1 ; Tuesday—Taylor’s, Jbhnsonville; Wednesday —Prosser’s, - PaKantanui | Lower Hutt oh Thursday, - calling at'Ccrbept’s/arid Worth’s, Taita, on Friday; Saturday, the owper’s stable, Wainuiomata; .Terms,," £3 ; guarantee, £5, payable on or before Ist 'January, 18771 Grodmage 55., payable on first serVice 1 of'horse. " " ’ "For" further particulart^pply’to-groom, or v . V .' D. jjlCK.^ainfcomata. ' N.B.—Paddocks prpvided.fpr.mares jat Wainiiiomata, at Is. sd. , pejr week. r( , Eyery care taken,, but jno/responsibihtyinpn^, , . rfio STAND THIS; REASON, j 1876-7,-l :!l/l: at Mr: Corbett* s," Albion Hotel, Taita, the" imported di-aught Lincoln ’ StaUibh: ■ ' ’ - YOUNG EN,EH;AL.i <.'>* • Young General’is *a beautiful tnbtlled bayip ctan'ds -J6Jhands immense hone and muscle, and superior quality 1 ; years old, qpd jwaa t bred. foj. , Gibson,/ Esq;, Native Point,,Tasmania? ' j ... Pw>iGßEk,--Sire, ! General. (imported), dam. Flower,: by Matchless;, j^nd-dam,,Old;Flower, ■ the greatest prizetiaker in’ Tasmania-; - OldFlower, by'Prince, alsojjnpbrtecLr.'" i, vr,..: . /Terms.— Single, rnaye,, £3 JOs/; |gqaranteb,' £5 ,sp. Two or more mares, the bona fide property of onq owner, as per agreement./ jGroomage fee, 68G-P a Jl*ble °t firet service ■ - i ’ b, ~ jAlljpayments;to be,.made , onor before the Ist of Jfannary, 1877,.m 1 ,j,.i ■; j • : Young General has stood two years in the, Wairarapa, district, and hie stock have been proved, hy .competent, judges to;be : the bestin the district. He is also, perfectly, qindt "andstaunch in harness.: ij// x.OXA? V/ j . ..Young General will/;trayel tofho;fbll6riing places On Mondays, Upper Hutt!; Tuesdays, Lower Hutt; Wednesday, i ,North l, ahd South Makara ; Thursday, Ksrori ; ! the remainder of the week at Mr. Corbett’s Taita. Paddocks provided atf Mr, Corbett’s at Is. 6d. per week: r /Eyerylcarb-'teltebl but; no responsb’ billty i . .-i-.-t., ~•.•«! 1 ( , For further particulars,-apply to 1 . . / I j., EDWARD;FDWLER, in charge.. ;

TO STAND' , "'£S.iS',MSEAiS.ON!v The pure-bmkClydesdale Horsoli DAINTY/DAVIE, -mi r-‘ Will StancJ Apjinfs. ,farm, Kaiwarra/ and“wiU m r .that dietriotVon Monday morning i to' Johniohvide, £rom,9 i ,9|clock to I'D’in ,t^eJforen^oaf‘Ohd; will travel (Porirua Hotel; Taita on Wednesday; 'Thursday' and Friday, at Mr. Aplin’s farm, Hpjjer.; on Saturday at 'the New '.Zealander Hotel, Wellington. m-' ' T j DAINTY DAVIE of; Jess; Jess by Prince put of Polly; Polly out of Jess "(imported)"By Canterbury;; ilnfib'rted by : J. Esq. -“‘‘DAINTY 1 DAVIE' 1 is lf a : -bright bayowith; black pbihts? rising l ß T years old, with plenty of substancp.and good "1 inch' iri height!' / Wihner of |a:,<T’irat Prize when one year old; another First'frfae-'Whetyi two years old;'and a third First Prize: whkn' three years old, at, Christchurch, agjaidstall comers; pish; 1 'a First Prize ( ,at Deestpniwhen i four years old, abd!at the sarah time aj Special Prize for the'beat"horse of any breed':; lalstf, a; First Prize at Tauherinikau in 187&; and ( Secpnd Prize last year andiwas'l ohlybddten by.his half-bfbth# Young Lofty,Jess ' Davie’s dam) has bred ‘more I valuable stock than any mare ever has'in New ,Zealand yet, namely,. Highland,Mary hy-Wei-‘HrigtonV Young' Lofty 'and I ‘Yoiingi Prince Charlie, nbw the property of Mr. Morrison of Whareama; and a. year-old colt that was sold ,pt,Mjr. Bbkg's sale at one hundred and twenty 1 guineas. l ’ One colt same dak out of Highland Mary; for three hundred and twenty guineas, to go to Napier. j sin.- .... JD»e aljove 1 that Daitity. Davie is'fully.‘equal , to' Any impdrtdd horse. His foals are giving'every satisfaction,! and £he' Napoleon stock is regarded as the best both in Canterbury arid'Otago. 1 DAINTY I) AY IE .has proved himself! a sure foal getter; • • | Terms: £i per mare; groom's fee, sk, to be paid at first service. I ,!in . , Paddocks,,will bp provided at Mr.| Aplin’s farm at ‘ 2s. a week. All' care will be taken, pb paid on or before’the.Jsti.of Jahuaryii 1877. r „oV,. / .V}diC,,C^OKßp^ , gropHe«6K .•

THTs'fSB as.on,, The' ’Entire- i. ,-,,i “I ' T)GKE OF EWXBUKGH. Thin horse, needs no pilffia'g f .'” I Tii Christchiirchj 1 Canterbury/ his ptocK'ha've been 1... +r." competent' judj es, 1 He staunch in hi mess,- k 1 py‘pye'(J:by : the bes't'ah’d 'c in' a] hq perfectly i splendid ®ough hottyj'and a sure foal-^ettdK vJ ’* 1 -‘Teftna Single' mare, £3 10s. Gvuafaateb”j *£'l|los, j |■/ *; ‘Yf'ti, 0 Two br'inoremares the 'bona fid j property.of Off ytfpfpfifr per, agrpppypait. Grbonalagp.fee,:, l]6a.vpayahle l 'at;^r^t'sprYicpv^|;i l r f 1 ■ All payments to he made ,oii., or .before. the Ipf January, 1g77p., , ,1 ; •:/ , i / ,'j'jpuke'of Edinburgh,,will; trarul/toithoiol-.; lowing plabgs's-r l ',', q ‘ : " 'S''. ! , ; Monday—rTaylo/s, 1 Johnjranyille, and Map*. ' :’ ’• "I,’ Z'.t j A ; Wednesday— Tapper Huttj,; Thprsday—Walehtiho’s, Lower liutt ; ■ ■ ■ro j r ,tSaturdayrri > A>Wr’P>T«hantaJi'ui. 1 . t ~,, , ,-For particulars apply to , JOHN .HHHT. ia charge