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Waikato Argus, Volume III, Issue 223, 16 December 1897, Page 1

George w. Sare, Manager.

JTIHE pOOD T)ALEIGH Has proveil its quality during the hst six years. They are fitted with unbreakable tubular fork crowns and specially strengthened forks. They are pel feet in Rigidity, Strength and Durability. WEST/WOOD Rims, DUNLOP Tyres, PERRY Chain?. Sole Agent : W. M. SERVICE, (Opposite Savings Bank), QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. igsgr Large Stock on view at WILKINSON & CO.'s, Cambuicge. Local Agents. Tjl DEYNOLDS & /10„ Cycle Importers, VICTORIA - STREET EAST (Near Albert Park), AUCKLAND, Notify that they have secured the SOLE AGENCY IN AUCKLAND RUDCE-WHITWORrH CYCLES. Also, ROTHWELL AND REYNOLDS BRANDS. Machines from £2O. Out of Eighteen Startj this season our machines have made Twelve Wins Three-mile race at Cambridge Sports, I 17th March, IS9G, won on a "Reynolds." Half and two-mile races at Cambridge West A, A. Sports won on a " Reynolds." Local Agent: JOHN E. II A MM ON D, Hamilton. East. 2f)/l I! BICYCLES J BICYCLES! Season 1897-98. THE BEST MACHINES IN THE MARKET. THE MASSEY-HARRIS, Price, £27, with Lamp and Bell. THE RED BIRD, Price, £26 ; guaranteed for five years. Inspection Invited. Tuition Free. Repairs in all Branches. <T2r MACHINES ON HIRE. TEH JOHN E. HAMMOND, HAMILTON CYCLE DEPOT. A LL MACHINES GUARANTEED FOR TWELVE MONTHS. "VICTOR "CYCLES! AMERICA'S REPRESENTATIVE I "ALBERT"CYCLES! THE PERFECTION OF LOCALLY BUILT MACHINES ! ! Liout, Elegant, and Easy-Running LADIES' WHEELS! Reasonable Prices ! Easy Terms Punctured Tires Mended Gratis. PETER A. SMITH, Albert-street, Auckland. Local Agents : Messrs A. Coatea and Co., VVaikato Auqos Office. 6.M T. H TEACHER OF MUSIC & SINGING Cambridge. Music supplied for Public and Private Dances in any part of Waikato Terms on application.

THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE ENTIRE lord McGregor (the property of the N.Z. Land Association) Will travel this season from Eureka to Woodlands and adjlining districts. (Groom in charge, G. Wilkinson). Lord McGiugor, by Lord Salisbury out of the imported mare Queen, is now four years old. He is a rich bay, standing over 17 hands high, of grand bone and substance, fine temper and a splendid constitution. Queen was b-ed by Mr Dan. McGregor, of Oamaru, and gained many prizes at the local shows; was by Lord Haddo, dam Maggie, by Muir Lad (imp) Lord Haddo was first shown as a yearling at Oamaru and giined second prize ; as a two-year-old he also gained second prizo at Oamaru in a very large ring ; as a three-year old ho gained the first prize at Oamaru, and the following year he carried off tho first prize and Champion ticket, beating five imported stallions. Lord Haddo is by the famous imported sire Young Banker, out of the imported Clydesdale mare Lady Haddo.' Also, The Purebred Clydesdale Entire, LOTHAIR, Will stand at Mr C. Lake's farm, nexr Broadmeadows, and will travel on Mondays : To Eureka, through Tamahere Tuesdays : At home Thursdays : Pukekura and home Fridays : Hautapu Lothair, by Duke of Bncclcugh j (imp), was bred by Mr John of Lougbeach. He stands IG hands high, and is a fine powerful horse of a rich bay colour, with immense bone and substauce and of a splendid constitution. Lothair i 3 now 15 years old, and has been used on the station for the last eight or nine years, and his stock, both in the show-ring and saleyard as well as at work, have proved the best in the district. Terms: 1\ guineas per mare for single mares; three or more, the property of one owner, special agreement. Strictly limited to fifty mares each. Good paddocking provided at Woodlands and Eureki free for four weeks, but after tiiat time 2s per week. All care taken, but no responsibility incurred. '23/9 fO STAND AT CROSS ROADS, L near To Awamutu—The Thoroughbred Stallion FREEDOM, By Cahmvator—Dam, Maid of Honour. Terms: Single mares, 2£ guincas2 two or more property of one owner, guineas; half guarantee. Payable on or before December 31st, 1597 ; balance when marc proves in foal. First-class grazing at one shilling per week,. Freedom requires no recommendation to the public. His appearance and stock speak for chemselves. Further particulars apply to H. WEAL, 18/9 To Awamutu. CHEAP r\ OOD—A Large Quantity AND of New Type, New Borders, etc., having been added to the plant, JOB PRINTING can now be turned out at The Waikato Argus Office, in a style that cannot be surpassed by any other office, and at prices that cannot fail to satisfy patrons,—Geo. Edgecumbe, proprietor.