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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4870, 31 October 1876, Page 4

“BasinesalN qtTces IliCronOß.—R“Jr DUN9AN~ha*- tefi% JlTl 'porarily remoVed to the premiaeajately Occupied T by [-Messrs., Steveunon . Stuart, warehouse, auction-rooms;'.and ’ofliceH, - Thompson, Shannon, and Co.’s premises, are completed. ',' ' . j Business communications are requested to. be addressed to him in Panama-street, , . ■. I . ..., R-j; DUNCAN,'” ' • , ‘' Lin'd and General Auctioneer, , , Commission Agent, &c. ■TJ R OPES SO R AUGUSTU.S, j I ' ..Hairdresser) Perfumer, &o) . j ' Opposite' I'few Government. Buildings j - (Late Aplin's Music Shop),' I ■■ Lambton-quay,. 1 _ '_ Begs to announce' that, at the* solicitation of many gentlemen, he will, open the Gentlemen’s (Department .of .his profession on . WEDNEST>AY'NEXT, ‘ Ist NOVEMBER, . 1876,,although his- fittings,.apparatus, and.stock have not yet arrived per'St. Leonards, trusting the general public' will /make every; allowance for jhia. not ..having.. ev,ery_liriuoh. of, his, establishment in thorough working order.;. y < '' P. A. begs to assure his friends and the general" public 'that, with their kind support, 'his whole ambition will (be to make his Estab'v lishment equal to .any; first-rate j house ,of the, (kind in the colonies., ■ - ■ In.B.—Glean brushes and towels.used to eyory • J v p-i ( ,j gentleman. .■ j Wellington, October 28. ■ • -'i,' OTH AND CO., TAR AT ADI SAW; & PLANING MILLS,' i W AIR All AP A. JL Yard im Wellington— PraiTKA Point. . v ... Agent,. HY. DRYDEN. Strid r Horseu' TO STAND THIS SEASON,, ,K AThe ldFinghtEntire Horse BLACK DOUGLAS. Black Douglas '.is r rising'sixj years, old," with short legs.andßplendidproportiona.-..Wa3 : bred. byßobertCbckhurn.Esq., Manaia. Dam’Jessie,' who gained the' first 1 prize at the Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral -and Agricultural Show, held at Greytown, m December, 1872, in thq- 1 c)ass of ;brood mares; 1 ;;; Sire,; Champion, the well-known horse 'who gamed . the first prize at Napier, in 187)3,t againqt all-oomersj and is well known for . the valuable stock he left vfbred by G. Burnet, Esq., out.of Blossom, by Suffolk Punch, imported from England; by: Wy. Jen-, kins. Esq. Blossom outoLJuno, by Sampson. Juno, imported by Colonel Wakefield. Black Douglas will- stand ;at the'following places.:—Monday —t Eraser’s,; Lower Hutt; Tuesday-'—Taylor’s, Jph'nsonv ille ; Wednesday, j- fgfurning fp Lower; Hutt on Thursday, calling at Corbett’s;’and Worth’s, Taita-, on Friday j.Satujday, the owner's stable, Wainuiomata.,., ; > Xenn% 9 'iEß, j ..giiaran-, tee, '£s, payable ;on’ t( 1877...;, Grcmnage ss.,..payablq;pn first;service of horse. J .vihlod uUJo-h ...For further particulara appiy t'o.grob'm,,‘ois : i N.B.—Paddpcka provided for.mares atlWainuiomat3,;;atilsi '■go.- ;pef ; Every.;care taken,-fiutho.reaponaibility-incur .’ll’. T iQtj iST/OO^-j.JIIIS- SEASON, * 1878% the imported draught Lincoln Stallion PUJ,O,„GJ! ! NEEAL, Young ;Geneiral. a jbeaiUiful .mottled bay ; stands Ifijjiaiida high, with,’ immeuaVbone and muscle,' and supenor quality. He"is seven years,old, > W. Gibaon, Esq., NutivO-PbinCiTaamamaA'. ’ TJ.'.l—----!PKDIOEEB.-r-Sire,' General Flower, by Matchless;, grand-dam, Old Flower, the groatbst/prize-taker. '. iuTlTaamania ; Old Flower, by Prince, also imported. l . .'mare, ;£3.{ JOs.; i’ guarantee, £5 ss. r Two.or more'mares. the bona fide property; of one'ownei; asiper. agreement. Groom-, age fee; sa.'; !payable at firatseryice. . . All payments to be-mode on or before the Ist of.January,ilß77. j.i V/ no s. - - Young;,General has stood two years in the. Wairarapa diatrict, and his stock - have, been proved by competent judges -tobethebest in the -district: —He- is also- perfectly-quiet- and staunch in W >iH All ,‘J “>' \§_ f " Young General will travel tb the following places On ; Monday a,v Uppef ‘ Hutt; Tuoa‘ days,- J Lowbr.*Hhtii •; ‘Wednesday,' 1 North', -an’d South MakaraThursday/ Karori ; - the- remainder of the-week at Mr. 1 -Corbett’s-Taita;: •' ■ Paddocks provided at Mr. Corbett’s at Is.: 6d. per week. Every care taken, but no response biUty-'inihirred." ui aai - For further particulars, apply to %■- !>-.nnth ■ ■ •’•’EDWARD FOWLER, in charge.

fTI 0 ‘STAN D :,T HIS. .S B A.S.O Nr. 'iL' The pure;br«d‘Clydesdale Horae' -' ' j ‘ " r»AiOTY'' ( DAviB; : ;’ v' Will Stand at Mr. ’„Aplm’« , farm/. Hpper Kaiwarra, and wiU .travel in,that district, on Monday. Taylorlftl Johnaoni villa,, from 9 jo’ctyck to 10 -in the forenoon; and will,;travel.! on’ to Mr.! McGrath’s,’ Porirua Hotel; on . Tuesday, !at Pahautariui'; Hutt’. and Taita onf,Wedneaday}..Thursday and,Friday, at Mr., Apliu’a,• farm, ,TJpper /Kaiwarra.; and on. Saturday! at ithe New. Zealander,! Hotel; Wellington.,,.. ./ ’ t DAYIE ia .by/NapoJeon, out of Jess.; f Jess/by Princq. Poyal,' 'out of,'.Polly; Polly but of Jess (imported) ,by Canterburyj imported by? J.,C. Watts Bussell,. Esq../,,'.1v, r / I>AINTY . DAVIB ; iB/a',.bnght, bay,' with block points, rising/8 years old/with, plenty ,b| substance, and. good action; he "stands 16, hands 1.. inch .in /height, /., pinner .of .a First, Prize 'when onbryoat bid;, another First .Prize wheq two years old; arid a ~third First,Prize when three years.,? old, 7 ats Cbristchrirchl' against all ( oomers;j also, a First j Prize, at L'ee’ston'when four years o/d, arid atjtjlie saine'time a Special Prize for! the beat/horae'of any breed;/also, a First Prize 'at "Tanheririikau/ in ' 1874 j , and Second Prize last year at Maaterton, and was only beaten by his half-brother Young'/X oftj. Jess /Dainty Davie’s dam) has " bred,more valuable stock than,any more .ever hris in Now 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 Mr. Bong's sale at ripe hundred and twenty guineas. One colt was sold fwirio, day 1 ,! out of Highland Mary, for three hundred arid'twenty guineas, to go to Napier. “ ' The above pedigree will show that Dainty Davie is fully equal to any imported horse. His foals are giving every satisfaction,' arid the is regarded.- thq bes ( t, .both in Cantbrbury/riritt-'Otagbv ■ ' ‘ il , r • DAINTY/DXYIE, /him / proved himself a y TKBMfn <£iper maro; ; groom’s £ee, fo.hjs ‘paid at nraVsefvxce. J| Paddocks .will be..provided at Mr. Aplin’s farm, at,2s, 1 . a/week/ ../All. dime /’will .be taken , but./no ’responsibility. ' . All ’payments/to be .paid,bri br'before'the’lat/of January,'lß77.' ... !/V; A.;cpCEBiJBN. propriptbr.; mO' i; ST’A'S'D ! -Tfiis-' ’SEASON JL'- - The Entire Horse ' DUKE OF 'EpINBirKGH/; ■' i This .horse needs/ho ‘puffing,--.’-In'Christ* c|rurchi i- OaintOTb ! ufy,/‘diiß ’-stock 1 have’-beeu provhd b/rthb%&tarid ’cßhipetorit judges. l 'He is also perfectly quiet, staunch’ iri , ’harnoss, ! a a'plendid plofigh home, and£a sure TeTOß::rfiingl6 .Guarantee, ?£4 10s. - —T~ ■' .'Two or more mares tli'o Voildjiile propcfty]oi one'owner os ’’per fee, '6s;; payable’af 'firal booimorinoo '• All payments tobe ; mhde- bnorbeforo the •let January,llß77! Jh» ohmico of Jnni- isy Duke of .Edinburgh will-travel to the following'places!!— 'ni I.' •'A ■ A ' Monday—Taylor’s; Johnsonville, and Mad- ■ ' iritolih’s od,f 3-> t.’.-ar .■ ", ■. j ' - ■' -a.i; Wednesday—Aiiries'HoteljUpper.' Hutt -•- Lower Hutt. !'.r Frid&y-dnMcGrath’s; Porirua.* ;. •dhi) j Saturday—Prosser’s; Pahantanui. I ■ ■' , For particulars apply/to t j , ■jppNyHUNT, in chargb' j