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Wairarapa Standard, Volume II, Issue 53, 6 January 1868, Page 1

TIMB-e-ST! TIMBER!! TIMBER!!! BELVEDERE SAW MILLS. Three Mile Both, near Carterton. fjMIE undersigned having made considerable improvements by erecting new Machinery for cutting Timber for building purposes, begs leave to inform builders, and the public that he is prepared to cut Totsro, Matai, Bed and White Pine of any width and size on the shortest notice of the best quality. KB.—A stock of Seasoned Timber a ways on hand. T. HOOKER. Agents : R. Kemble, Three Mile Bush, Carterton, Mr. Eowe, Tauherenikau Hotel, Wairarapa, : E. W. Mills, Lion Foundry, Wellington. GREATHEAD GENERAL SMITH, GREYTOWN. All kinds of ironwork undertaken and executed with despatch, and at moderate prices. One door from Tonks and Lewers new shop. J- M ANNIN G SADDLE, COLLAR AND HARNESS MAKER. Next door to Mr, Charles Ticchurst, Butcher Greytown. N.B.—Horses carefully fitted and repairs neatly executed. TO CARRIERS, CARTERS, AND FARMERS, &c. JAMES WATEESON, Waterproof Cover Maker, Carterton. Waterproof Clothing, Tents, Tarpaulins, Thrashing Cloths, Shop Sun Screens', Horae'Cldths arid Cushions for Traps made to order. Orders left at Mr R. Kemble's, Carterton; or, at the “Mercury” Office, will receive prompt attention. ‘ s WHEELWRIGHT AND TIRESMITH. Greytown. A RAMSAY, (late of Wellington and the • Hatt)Jßjp to inform his friends and the public, now commenced business in the above Me in this district, and trusts by punctuality and attention to merit the support of the settlers iu the Wairarapa. Terms moderate. TO STAND THIS SEASON. The Thorough-bred Entire Horse “ FERGUS,” WILL stand for this season at the Hutt, and adjacent country districts. Fergus is a dark chestnut—stands 16 hands -first-class action—plenty of bone and muscle. His dam was got by the celebrated horse Wanderer, of New South Wales; he was got by Sir Hercules. Sir Hercules, sire of Cossack, Zoe, Wetsail, Phoebe, and numerous other winners, by the imported horse Cap-a-pie out of the imported mare Paraguay; Cap-a-pie by the Colonel, dam (sister to Cactus) out of the Duchess of York, by Waxy. Paraguay (who ran second for the Oaks, and won the Newmarket Town Plate and Nursery Stakes) by Sir Hercules out of Paradigm, by Partisan. Sir Hercules by Whalebone, out of Peri, by Wanderer. The Colonel (who ran a dead heat for the Derby, and won the St. Leger) by Whisker, dam by Delphini, out of Tipple Cider by King Fergus; vide Stud Book. Fergus won the first-class prizes at the Oamaru Pastoral and Agricultural Shows of 1863 and 1864, and in 1866 at Waikouaiti. Fergus will travel as follows The Lower Hutt, every second Monday Upper Hutt, on Tuesday; Hodder’s, on Wednesday ; Featherston, on Thursday; Greytown, on Friday; Masterton, on Saturday and Monday, and will then return to Greytown, on Tuesday; Featherston, on Wednesday; Hodder’s, on Thursday; Upper Hutt, on Friday; Lower Hutt, on Saturday and Monday. Terms:—£s 5s each mare, to he paid on or before Ist February, 1868. One Mare in five given in free—being the bona fide property of the same owner. THOMAS FERENS. October 16, 1867. ’ FOR SALE HOOD’S SHEEP DIPPING COMPOSITION LEVIN & CO, January 8 1867.