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Entires. SEASON 1881. rriO serve mares in the Hawera anr] I Manutahi districts, the purc-bred Clydesdale Entire Sir William Wallace. Sir William Wallace, will travel to Patea on Mondays, visit Whenuakura on Tuesdays, and return home on Wednesdays. Darn, Mr Charles Campbell’s famous brood mare by Champion, imported Sire, Mr Kettle’s imported horse Sir William Wallace Sir William Wallace is a beautiful dark bay with black points, and was foaled Januaiy 7th, 1872 For symmetry, strength, and action lie stands unrivalled. He is perfectly quiet, docile, and tractable. No horse approaches him in quality and quantity of bone, muscle, and hair. He is a sine foal-getter, and his stock arc turning out first-class. He has taken the Champion Prize in Wanganui two years in succession, viz., in 1878 and 1879 For pedigree and further particulars, see large cards Fee, single mares at £4 10s ; reduction made for two or more mares Groomage fee, 2s 6d, to be paid when the mare is served Fees payable on January 2nd, 1882 Paddock for mares free for one month, after which a charge of Is 6d per week will be made. Every care taken but no responsibility WILSON BROTHERS, Hawera. Gladiator. THE imported thorough-bred Gladiator will travel between Waverley and Hawera. His breeding cannot be surpassed. He is a sure foal-getter (especial attention is called to this fact). His stock, for size,' quality, and general soundness are his best advertisements, and the public are asked to judge him accordingly. Single mare, £4 4s ; two, £7 10s ; three, £lO 10s. Guarantees, £6. Groomage 2 s 6d. For further particulars see cards, or apply to Durie & Brewer, Waitotara ; J. & H. Chadwick, Patea and Manaia; Or, J. Morgan, groom in charge. rpo travel this season between WaA verley and Hawera, the Draught Horse Cashier, By Young Banker out of Pearl, by Lincoliuhire Hero. Terms—Single Mares, £4 10s. Full particulars in future issue. R. E. McRAE, Kakaramea. Preliminary Notice. rpHE very fine entire Coaching Colt Huntsman, will travel this season in the Patea district. He is now on view at Erskine’s stables, Patea. Particulars to follow. R. ERBKINE, Proprietor. Oct. 7th, 1881. TO stand this season at Kakaramea, the beautiful thorough-bred Horse Hailstorm. Hailstorm is a rich roan, stands 15 bands 3 inches, shows great quality and power, has splendid action, a good temper, and is perfectly sound. His performance on the turf has proved him to be a highclass race horse. He has started twentysix times and won thirteen races, was second six times, third once, and unplaced six times. Such consistent running is almost unequalled by any other horse of the present day. Terms, five pounds each mare and five shillings the groom. The season will end December Ist, when all fees must be paid and mares removed. Mares will be kept in a good paddock free for one month, and Is 6d a week will be J charged after that time. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility will be incurred. J. D. POWDRELL, Kakaramea.

Satires. Up*. WJ ym % stand this season, at Stainley X Farm, Waverley, the pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion Lord Derby, Rising three years old, by the famous sire Lord Derby, dam Jessie Burns by Bob Bnrns. Both sire and dam are great prize takers. For full particulars see large cards. Terms—Single Mares, £4. ISAAC LUPTON, Owner. rpo stand this season, at the Wairoa X Farm, Waverley, Dalesman, Exchange, Rantin’ Robin, Prince Arthur. Further particulars in future issue. JOHN MORTON, Waverley. TO serve Mares in the Manaia,Haweka, Manutahi, Patea, and Waverley districts, the pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion Dainty Davie. Dainty Davte is a rich mottled bay with black points, standing 10 % hands high, immense bone and muscle, good feet and hair of the finest quality, with splendid action. His stock has turned out first-rate in Canterbury and Wairarapa, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. Dainty Davie will travel as follows: Patea, on Mondays and Tuesdays; Waverley, on Wednesdays ; Kakaramea, Manutahi, and Hawera, on Thursdays; and at Lloyd’s Hotel, Manaia, on Friday foienoons. Terms : single mare £3 10s ; two or more as per agreement. Free paddock at Manutahi for one month, after which Is 6d per week will be charged. Every care will be taken but no responsibility whatever. For pedigree, see large cards. J. C. IRWIN, Proprietor, Hawera. rjiHE thorough-bred Horse Patriarch Will Stand at Buenos Ayres Estate, Waitotara, this coming season. Also the Draught Entire. Horse, Young Scotchman. Terms for Patriarch, £6 6s Terms for Scotchman, i' 4 Free paddocking will be given to mares sent to either horse till January Ist. All fees payable January Ist. All care taken, but no responsibility. HEARN & KENNEDY, Waitotara. rjTHE thorough-bred Horse Morpheus will travel between Patea and Kai Iwi this season. Morpheus is 4 years old, a golden chestnut, standing 16| hands high, by Castaway, out of Somnambula. Castaway, by Iraducer, out of Mermaid, is full brother to Lurline and Le Loupi Somnambula, full sister to Tambourini, is by Towton out of Opera, Terms, single mares, five guineas ; two or more, as per agreement. For further particulars apply to Chadwick Bros., Patea; the Groom in charge; or Frank Palmer, owner. rjTO run at Manutahi, Dundee. Dundee is a bright chestnut, by Gladiator, dam Lady Bird, by Bishop of Osnaburgh, grand dam by Figaro, gg dam by Riddlesworth, ggg dam imported from Tasmania. Dundee will run with mares in paddock. Fee, £2 2s. All care taken but no responsibility. Paddock free for one month, after which a fee of 2s per week will be charged, H. S. PEACOCK, Owner. ROOF OF DEBT forms, for statement of claim and proxy, may be had at the Mail Office.

«" BEE-HIVE STOBE. JOHN WHELAN’S rjiEA AND GROCERY PRICE LIST! TO THE PUBLIC Anchovies—Essence Is 4d, paste Is 4d per bottle Arrowroot —Queensland Bd, St. Vincent Is, Bermuda Is 4d per lb Acid—Tartaric 3s Cd. Apples—Dried, 8d lb Barley—Pearl 4d lb. Blacking—Bd dozen Black Lead, Id per packet Blue—Oxford Is Cd per lb Brooms and Brushes, every variety Butter—A constant supply of the choicest dairies, at current rates Bacon and hams—Only the best Canterbury kept. Sides 9id, hams lid Candied Lemon (3 kinds) —is 6d to 2s per lb Candles from lOd to Is 8d per lb Capers Is, Is 3d per bottle Currants, new and clean, at 7d per lb Currie Powder —Cross & Blackwell’s Is 3d per bottle, Morton’s 9d per bottle Coffee (Greig & Co.’s, Dunedin, and Trent Bros.’s, Christchurch) from Is 4d to 2s lb Cocoa —Van Houten’s 4s lOd, 2s sd, and Is 3d per tin ; Tullock’s 4s Bd, 2s 4d, and Is 2d per tin ; Epps—Fry’s, -Jib packet, 5d Corn Flour—Bd, lOd, and Is per lb Carbonate of soda, Cd per lb Cream of Tartar, 2s 9d per lb Cheese—Best Akaroa reduced to 8d per lb Carraways, Is Cd per lb Clothes lines, 9d and 1 s Extract of Soap—6 packets for Is Emery Powder, 9d per tin Essences (flavoring), Is and Is 3d per bottle Jams—Stoneless, 9d per tin Jelly—Calfsfoot, quarts 4s (3d Maccaroni, Is 2d per lb Swiss Milk and Coffee, Is Gd per tin; Milkmaid brand, lid per tin Oil—Salad 9d, castor Is per bottle Pepper—Black Is Cd, white Is Sd per lb Kerosine —High test, 11s a tin Seidlitz Powers, is 4d Soap, 6d, 9d, and Is per bar Pickles —Oriental 2s 6d, Cross & Blackwell’s Is 3d, Morton’s assorted Is per bottle Pain-killer, Is 4d per bottle Peas—Split, 5d per lb Rice-Best 4d, ground Cd per lb Sago—sd, ground 8d per lb Sugars—LW. 401b bags at 5Jd per lb ; I.C. 401b bags per lb; English loaf 7d per lb Seed —Canary, hemp, rape, linseed, 8d per lb Sulphur—Flour of, 9d per lb Teas—ln half-chests and boxes. Ken-Yong Congou 2s 4d per lb ; Young How Congou 2s Cd lb; Assam Pan Yong Congou (very best) 3s lb ; Orange Peko 3s 6d lb Tobaccos—Nail rod 6s per lb; Venus fiat tens 6s per lb ; twist 5s Cd Tapioca, 8d per lb. Treacle, 5d Vinegar—English, 3s Cd per gallon Washing Boards —Wood Is 4d, zinc Is 9d Whiting, 2d per lb Washing soda, 2d per lb Yeast powder, 9d per tin SPECIAL LINES. Potted Meats and Game—Oxford sausages, Cambridge do, ham, tongue and chicken, Yorkshire game pie, veal and ham pie, Yorkshire pork pie, ham, &c., chicken do, hashed venison, jugged hare, pheasants, grouse, partridge, truffled tripe, collat'd ox tongue, pic-nic tongue, Russian ox tongue in jelly, savoury pie, &c., &c., &c. As at present advertised , this List contains about a fourth part of the complete catalogue .