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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 10236, 2 July 1883, Page 4

'- '■' j '■'■-„ , „ HORSE: TRAINING. • : PROFESSOR H. SAMPLE, T _P.f OELEBRAT ED. AM ERIGAN HORSEMAN, VJkrittgive a FREE LECTURE at NEW PLYMOUTH at 8 o'clock on "V. v l EDNESDAY Evening, and'give Lessons there on Thubsday. On Fbiday, the 29th, he will return to Waverley, and give a Free Lecture, and , teach his Class there on Saturday morning. , •' ' • PROFESSOR H. SAMPLE Will Return to Wangauui and give a FREE LECTURE in Mr .Freeman R. Jackson's Sale Yards on Satueday Night, the 30th instant, on the SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT OF OUR NOBLEST ANIMAL— THE HORSE. He will also Teach his Class in the Sale Yards on MONDAY Morning, 2nd July, and on the Evening of the same day will deliver hie First Lecture at Marton.

ORIENT'S MELBOURNE CUP CONSULTATION, 1883. ' 10,000 SHAEES AT £2 EACH. Full Share, £2 ; Half Share £1. 620 PEIZES. First Horse £4000 Second Horse : 2000 Third Horse 1000 Other Starters (divided) 1000 Non-starters (divided) 1500 2 Prizes .£SOO Each 1000 5 „ 200 „ 1000 10 „ 100 „ 1000 25 „ 50 „ 1250 JO „ 25 „ 1250 100 „ 20 „ 2000 300 „ 10 „ 3000 . Total ... £20,000 Result slips posted to all subscribers immediately after drawing. Add exchange to cheques, and two stamps for reply and result. Applicants by letter only, addressed •/OEIENT," CareW. Sinclair ' : Eaßt Arcade, Melbourne. ST. HILL-STREET SMITHY. Opposite the St. Hill-stbeet Cattle Sale Yasds! W PARKES & CO. beg to inform the . inhabitants of Wanganui and the surrounding district that they have commenced business in the above line, and trust that by good workmanship and moderate charges a share of public palrouagc will be accorded. The Horse Shoeing Depeatinent will be under the immediate care of W. Parkes, whose reputation as a horse shoer is well known in this district. At' the last Agricultural' .-Uow the first prize was awarded him f-..r shoeing hack horses. Jobbing ui:d all kinds oi work executed with neatness and despatch. GENUINE CHEAPNESS ALWAYS DISCOVERS ITSELF. IT has always been the custom of the CORNER BOOT SHOP to sell Every Article as reasonable as aiay be consistent with a fail! living Profit. • Believe not the tradesmen Who tell such big lies About selling then: goods At a great sacrifice. They, do not grow fat On a bare bone who dine, But dissolve like a shadow Who cut it too fine. Thiß Grand Stock contains Goods suited to all occasions and all seasons. Thorough experience in the Business, keenness in Buyingand Competing, judgment in Selection, and economy in management, are the grand characteristics of the success of the CORNEP BOOT SHOP over every rival. Its Star is in the Ascendant. The Welling- . ton ' luminary begins to twinkle, and will soon hide its diminished head. THE CORNER BOOT SHOP. AINSWORTH'S. Eteetbody Knows It. Let poets sing what theme they choose, I Bing about my Boots and Shoes ; Some sing of ladies, dark or fair, Of golden locks or raven hair. Give me the feet then (I'm all there) To lit them with a lovely pair. Some are groat in all such parts Whore they (pitch it high) on broken hearts ; Such twaddle don't desecrate my muse, I'd rather hear of broken shoes. a_f- The Comer Eoot Shop, AINSWORTH'S, I Eveuybody Kxows It JOSEPH SCOTT, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Tadto Quay, "DEGS to amiounco that, having clcurJJ mined lo dear off bis largo Bloc':, he will offer SPECLLL B.VIiGrAIN3 FOS CAoII All goods will he sold eheajxu- mid better than uny other house in io-,vn Women's Kid, levant, Eiu-.tiuj, and Laeeupa will be sold at Ooufc I'riod. Great Cssli Sale begins on SATORDAY, mm JAN OAR if, 1833.J N.B.— Joseph a?ott fj-.ii.ri.nti.w-j LLul if | any articles pur.'-iu^.c! ;.'" '■.. - v!;j „;■,-.! .-...-., i wilbin jm unreni'-trfi ) ■ i.- 1 \ ■ ."; ■ p .^.\ I of sale, he '.liii -.-•■• i i . ' - JOSEPH UOU\ .. , i TAV7PC fItTAY." i i