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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 267, 17 September 1879, Page 3

hf^Ai^^HH^^A^H ;WAriUIUI s A '.& ■ MACT OOABT PASBiWt AND ACJKIOULTUIUL SSOOIISTY, ■■ . ■ ' .'• . itORSKiIpARAWIiia Under the audioes of the above Sooilfcy *UI Ins lieUl during the furthcoming Beosoii &i folftHMToWtf, at tho iiiHiuK Btiij Hotel, _ Bitturdtty, SoptemWr 27, J 879, : CAliTlflliTON, Hi tho hJociuty'sOfrountle, ■fffMav, Brd October. MASTfiKTON, ut Mr John Dnuimontl's paddock, BatUrday, 4tli October. , iitltwtuce Feca .—Single entry, 5a ; entry fa- .the three parados, 7b Hi, Admission—To tho public- lo; members of tjio Sociuty free on prod.aeUw of « vwmbtr'e ticket for Uie wmmycur. Horueß to bo ou tin ground by 1.30 p.m.. and to remain till 3 p id. i E. E. KDMUNDS, j 265 Secretary. | until; Uiu mitres mO STAND TJI J,s SEASON At IS. Wintertngoam and Ccj.'s Farm, at the Platform, Grcylown, that Useful Roadster StalHou. j "THE LA H O N.J' THE BAIION is a dark bay, with black points, rising four years old, «»<l bred by Benjamin Kiinlierly. Ho U by that folebrurcd horiso Kukttijo, by Dwhkkl.sk, out < f T«i Toi. TIJK lUhoN B dftllt QllL'i'JJ of Hc,,i:i, friy Fertma (bred by H. Redwood, K-.<j ) |,y sJ- Hercules from a Wundtw mare. Gentlemen wiHiiiiiy u> bnn-d weiLdiL-carrv-i)]<{ HuokH, JtiMtdstorii, ( '.arnniiu upd JillL"'y HoKiiH, ulldllld avjlil tllUlit.-.rlvt.i t>\ tlio «oYvlceij of thin borne, Limited to thirty iihmv:,. Fit'Ht-cliifK piiddocfoi [■■tn.'ic, until; Uiu mitres wo Htinl.oil, duo notic. c.r w hudi will bo given tiftur whiuii n. uliarflu will I,<; made. Kvory euro Ukun <>i mwcm, but without roNputifiibility, TumiM to taiit tin' timcii £:s Ufa each rrmro payinoiiL to bo made* upon Uiu removal of rnnroi), by uunli upon wbich a di.-coiuil; will bo ullowud, or promisiHory nolo m tln'L'u uwiitliH. further pftrtiuH.-tm apply U> H.WINTKIiINdiIAM, 264 Platform Farm, Gioytown, P O B HALE, THE Puro - bred Clydowlalo Stallion i DAINTY DAVY, price £3OO, 'On view at tlio owner's stables, Upper I'lujn, Master ton. For further particular apply tjj K. & J | BROWN, Or the proprietor, ! 25 9 J. IRWIN. IELLING lELLIKG K. CARTER, of GREYTbwK, being about to leave the District, dejures to oiler his large and varied stock of FANCY GOODS, DRAPERY,! TOYS, &c, to the pttblie at less tbau COST PRICE.

jsiusi oe sow uetore the end <tf September. Sale to COMMENCE on TUESDAY 26tLu L'-dtes' Bonnets „ 7/6 Colored Hose ..4M Flowers „ -/2 Kibboris .. 4M Costumes „ fi/e I''eath<Jr3 .. ljBick Black Lustre . J 1/6. No reasonable offer refused. 244 "FT T - ALLEN, ■ li. (From Lloyd Bros. & Col London, PICTUIIK DEALEE, Cahter isc Gilbek, Picture and Looking-glass Frame Manufacturer. I Oxford and Oval Frames mUe to order. Water-coloi Drawings and Photos carefully mounted ; Oil paintings restored and varnished Gilding in all its branches. fi2*Please note the address—J E. T. ALLEN, \ Lambton QuayJ i (Opposite Occidental Motel)- 254 I jVj-OTICEi NOTICE*! J NOTICE!!! G. H. MUiN T T, : Cabinet Makek. a*-j> |TJphoxstekeb, ; '.. Dixon's Buildings, Cuba-street, Wellington. ; -1 take this opportunity of thanking my .numerous Friends and the General Public for their past support and favors during the time I have been iu business, and beg to inform them that I have some - : i ( : Very cheap lines I Bedsteads I Bedding American Chairs Drawhig-room Suites Toilet Sets, And other Goods too numerous to particularise, for which an early call will oblige. SST Please note the addredj; DIXON'S BUILDING?. CUBA-STREET, Next door to Mr KerbVs, Draper.': ; GKIOULTOBAL IMPLEMENTS] SALE BY THE V SJDERSIGNED. j To arrive ex St. ! Leonards. '■ : i 84 packages Samuelaon's Combined B laace, I Draught Reapers aid Mowers. .; ,! 10 packages Samuelson's "Omnium" Self- j Baking Side-Dolive *y fieapers. : | 6 •' Star " Patent Horse rakes: with Wheels 3ft 6in and 4ft higl. ,■--...■} To arrive ex Amelia Ross. : | 20 McCormack's Reapmg arid Self-Binding; Machines, i'i- <■■■■ i . Thcao : machines ha\te: bean thoroughly; tcßtcd in repeated trials throughout Otago and Canterbury, and proved the best aJapted for colonial work. Tuny are equally suited for .Grass Seed, Oats, or Wheat crops. S - OO.J: ;; -*: M SOLE AGSHTS,: ■.,. V..'. H