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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 34, 8 January 1884, Page 4

Q-RaHAM & co., WHOLESALE WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, Gisbobne, Have on hand, in Bond and Duty Paid, a very large stock of WINES AND SPIRITS, BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT, AUSTRALIAN WINES in wood and caae, LIQUEURS, CIGARS &e„ c, ALES (Bottled in pinto and quart,.) Dog Head, Bull Dog, Griffin’# Burke’, Sparkling, Ashby's and Tennents. Australian wines — Constantia, Muscat, Shiraz, Verdeilho, Roisling, and Claret. BRANDY (in cue) —Hennessy's 1 star, 3 star, 1 star pints, Hennessy’s dark, Bisquit de lioucha, Riviere Gardrat, Muller Freres. BRANDY (in bulk)—Hennessy’s Pale, Cavalier Imperial. BITTERS— Stoughton, Angustura, Orange and Cocktail. CHAMPAGNE— Pol Rogers, Meet and Chandon, Wachters, Silver top, Perrier and Chateau de Conde. CLARET (pinto and quarts)—St. Julien, Pauillac, Chateau Jo limont, Listrao, and Australian. CIGARS —Golden Eagle, Small Eagle and El Globo. OORDIALS —Raspberry Balm, Neurotone GINGER WINE — Heddle’s, GUlon's, and Bernards in bulk. ah«x.VA (J.D.K.Z., in red and green cases)—Key, N.Y. 5 gallon cases, JJOCK— Still. LIME JUlCE—Heddle’s, Gillon’s, and Thompson. LIQUERS —Curvooa, Maraschino, Vermouth, and Absinthe. QLD TOM—Burnett's, and Booth's PORT— Silva's, 4 diamond, 3 diamond, a large stock all qualities, QUININE WINE. RUM —Very fine old pale Jamaica, Lemon Hart's 10 ana 30 0.p., Red Heart, in ease. STOUT (in pints and quarts.) Dog Head Griffin, Ihlors and Bell Bull Brand Blood Wolfe, and Tennant’s. SHERRY —A large assortment of first-class Sherries, in good order at very low prices. (JtCIINAPPS —Wolfes, Imperial and Henkes SARSAPARILLA— Townsend's 4 Drummond’s. WHISKEY (in case)—Walker’s, W.W., Loehiel, Heathsr Bell, Royal Blend, Ben Wyvis in 2 gallon kegs, Jereboam Kinahan’s L.L. VA/HISKEY (in bulk) —Usher's Special II Reserves, Bob Boy, Look Dhu, Kilmarnock Glenluasa and Dunville’s 693 R UAPE H U. THIS Thorough-bred Horse, by Pacific, out of an imported Arabian Mare, will run with his mares this season in my paddocks at Toanga Ruapehu and his stock are too well known in the Bay to need any comment. He is thoroughly quiet, and a sure foal-getter Terms as per agreement Paddocking free for one month, after that 2s fid per week will be charged All fees and charges must be paid before removal of mares. 495 EWEN CAMERON. To Travel the District this Seaion, the CLYDESDALE STALLION SIR JULIUS VOGEL SIR JULIUS VOGEL, by imported Major, out of Kate, the Champion Prize Mare of Christchurch and Dunedin,

Sir Julius Vogel was bred by Mr Holly, of Christchurch, the breaker of Champion, who also gained First Prize three years in succession at the Auckland Show. Sib Julius is a horse of great hair, bone, and substance, and for action has no equal of his class. Imported Major was bred in England, and sold to the late John Commode, of Tasmania, for £lOOO, and then purchased by the late Ben Newel, Esq., for the sum of £l3OO, for New Zealand, where his stock are deemed, in Auckland and Wanganui, the (guinea stamp at first sight, without further investigation. He is now in Canterbury, where stock owners often ride thirty hnd forty miles to see Major, and good judges say that Major is the most perfect horse that ever left England. The famed Nugget, in Waikato, is by Major, and Mr T. Greg’s Young Major, at Wanganui. The greatest favorite in all that part is a son to the renowned old horse: the best mares north and south trace decent to Major; likewise the prize-takers at the Auckland Show for many years. Sib Julius is now rising 7 years old. As a proof of Major’s quality, Kate, the Champion Prize Mare of Canterbury and Otago (where good Clydesdale stock is appreciated), was mated to the renowned chesnut, Old Major. The Horse will visit the undermentioned places, as follows s — Monday Kaiteratahi Tuesday Makaraka Wednesday Waerenga-a-hika Thursday Te Arai Friday Patutahi Saturday Waerenga-a-hika Terms : Single Mare, £4 10s j two mares, £4 each j three mares, £8 15s each j Groomage, 5s each mare. Every attention, but no responsibility. Good paddocks and pure water. R. A. AUSTIN. 415 FERRY HOTEL. ALL Coast Travellers are recommended to stop at THE FERRY HOTEL, TOLOGA BAY, Situated this side of the river. The House has been thoroughly renovated and newly finished. The Table has all the delicacies of the season. The Wines are only of the very best brands, never before kept on the Coast. Travellers who like their comforts will find the Sitting-rooms and Bed-rooms unsurpassed. There are two large Paddocks, securely fenced and well-watered, and abundance of feed. First-class Stabling and Oats. Horses well looked after. M. DeCOSTA, 808 Proprietor.