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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 308, 18 September 1875, Page 3

FOR SALE. yOIAT WELL-KNOWN ENTIRE “ORLAND 0.” For terms, &c., apply to THOMAS GOLDSMITH, 449 Matawhero To stand thia-season, at Conibcrmere, the thorough-bred stallion DAINTY ARIEL. IT would he well for eporting men and owners of bYood mares to remember that this cross lias proved most successful in the racing world in England. Eclipse, the founder of tlie strain, was never beaten, and in seventeen months won upwards of £25,000. He was afterwards used for the stud, and was the sire of the extraordinary number of hundred and thirty four winners, who netted for their owners upwards of £160,000. Riddles worth, the sire of Dainty Ariel, ran second in the Derby, and won the 2000 Guineas in England. In Australia the Barb and Yattenden were both first-class champions on the course, and at the stud they have also been very successful, Yattenden being the sire of G2 winners last year. In New Zealand the same strain of blood has been very good. These were Hurricane, Dainty Ariel, Doch-en-doris, Isleman, Yatterina, Volunteer, and Maori Weed. Dainty Ariel has proved himself a sure foal-getter in this district, the whole of the Mares put to him last season being in foal. Terms—£4 4s for single mares; two or more, as per agreement. Every cure taken with mares, but no responsibility. Paddocking free for one month, after thnt time 2s 6d per week will be charged. AU fees to be paid on removal of mares. 524 S. C. CAULTON. FOR SALE. THE THOROUGHBRED BULL YOUNG DUKE,” By the imported Bull “DUKE OF NEW ZEALAND,” OUT of a Pure-bred Imported Cow, from the celebrated herd of J. D. Ormond Esquire, Hawke’s Bay. For Price and particulars Apply to M. HALL, 528 Auctioneer. VV7 ANTE D.—A Housekeeper—Apply to ’ ’ Mr. Wilson, Solicitor, Gisborne. 564 WANTED.— A MALE or FEMALE COOK for a country fiotol. Liberal wages to a good steady hand. Apply at the Standard office. 565 TO ARCHITECTS. VX T ANTED;—Plans and Estimate for a ’ ’ Parsonage.— For further particulars apply to W. W. WILSON, And EDWIN WOON, 557 Churchwardens. WANTED.— A SMART BOY.—Apply to THOS. W. P. SMITH. Portland Terrace, Ormond. 554 ANTED, —AMAN to drive a Team of ’ ’ Horses. None but an experienced hand required. Good Wages given. Apply to Masonic Hotel stables, Gisborne, or to J. BIDGOOD, Ormqnd. 4-60 STOCKMAN. V NT ANTED a man to take charge of cattle ' ’ on the Okahuatiu Run. W. S. GREENE. ■ Kaiariki, Sept. 7,1875. 547 MATAWHERO. W- R. BALL begs to inform the public that he has engaged a first rate SHOEING AND JOBBING SMITH. All work entrusted to his care will be carefully executed. 471 W. R.BALL. TO THE ELECTORS O E POVERTY BAY. —I notice by the papers that the Returning Officer announces that a member for the Provincial Council for this district is to be elected very shortly, but I have not heard of anyone offering himself for the seat. It is probable enough that the days of provincialism are numbered, and that there is but little left for the Auckland Provincial Council, or any other Council to do. That little, however, should be done properly, and at the request of a number of the settlers, I beg to announce myself as a candidate for the seat. I? a better man comes to the front I hope you will elect him instead of me. If you tjeem me worthy of your confidence, I will do my utmost on behalf of the dist rict, for I hold as important a slake in its welfare as the major ill’ or you. I am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, 497 STAPYLION COTTON CAULTON.