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Wairarapa Standard, Volume I, Issue 51, 23 December 1867, Page 1

TIMBER ! OMMBER!! TIMBER!!!', BELVEDERE SAW MILLS. Three Mile Bush, near Carterton. rjIHE undersigned having made considerable improvements by erecting new Machinery for cutting Timber for building leave to inform builders, and the public that he is prepared to cut-Totaro, Matai, Red and White Pine of any width and size on the shortest notice of the best quality. N.B. —A stock of Seasoned Timber a ways . on hand. T. HOOKER. Agents : R. Kemble, Three Mile Bush, Carterton, Mr. Rowe, Tauherenikau Hotel, Wairarapa. E. W. Mills, Lion Foundry, Wellington. "BUNGARABEb, THE LARGEST perfect thorough-bred Horse in New Zealand, will (if sufficient inducement offers), travel on Tuesdays through Carterton to the “ Rising Sun,” Greytown ; on Wednesdays, to Rowe’s, Tauherenikau and. back to Grey to wn; on Thursday’s to Masterton, where he will stand the remainder of the week Bungaeabee is by Velocity out of Marcia, &c., &c. ' See “N. Z. Stud Book.” Terms: £3. and 5s the groom. A reduction made for two or more mares, the bona fide property of the same owner. Season to commence October 21 and terminitate December 31, 1867. J. TUCK, Proprietor. Tuck’s Hotel, Masterton, August 22, 1867.. TO COVER THIS SEASON. THE celebrated cart stallion YOUNG BRITAIN will travel this season as follows: Will leave Gillies’ station, Otaria, on Mondays, and will serve at Puller’s “Rising Sun” on Tuesdays; on Wednesdays will-travel to Masterton, calling at the Pioneer Hotel, Carterton, will serve then at ■ Tuck’s Family Hotel on Thursdays, until one o’clock, and will then return to Greytown, On Friday he will return to Mr Gillies’, Otaria, calling at Tweedale’s Station, Tutu. YOUNG BRITAIN is a dappled grey horse, 17 hands high, five year old, with immense bone, substance and muscle, he has "a splendid temper and constitution and was got by “England’s Hope” dam, imported, by “ Black Champion.” . Terms : —£3 35., groomage ss. One in five given in on bona fide property. ALEXANDER BROWN, Proprietor. October 11,1867. TO COVER THIS SEASON. fJMIE thorough-bred horse NUTWITH, NUT WITH is a dark bay horse, brother to Cossack, bred by Mr T Icely, in New South Wales, got hy Sir Hercules (b.) out of Flora Mclvor, (b) by Emigrant , (a.) out of Cornelia (a). Sir Hercules (s.) by Cap-a-pie (a) out of Paraguay (a), Imported to New Plymouth. Will travel to Masterton weekly, leaving Mr Puller’s “ Rising Sun,” on Monday, and will stop at Mr Dixon’s, Masterton, until Wednesday morning, when he will return to Mr Fuller’s Greytown, and remain there during the week. Teems :—£3 3s. Groomage fee, ss, An allowance made for two or more mares, being the bona fide property of the same owner. JOHN L. GRACE. October 18,1867. J MAN N IN \G SADDLE, COLLAR AND HARNESS ' MAKER. Next door to Mr< Charles Ticehurst, Butcher Greytown. N.B.—Horses carefully fitted and repairs neatly executed. -