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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1263, 27 December 1882, Page 4

f^^fflOjtand^ iyA:v well bred ■' „ J {six : yearartioia):; at; Cliftbn'i.j YOUNG SATCR is a chestnut by Satoc: (impbrted)4:Ybungy,>Bom"p.jjy,j Fergus-Old Bomp by 2by JRiddlesirorth (imported)— Peggy; No.' 1, (imported); f ■■.!TERMS-r£2 10a eaclKinare'.',Payment;; prior to mare leaving ; paoldook. J; Paddooks free.: Every^aro'taKen,'butno^reßpphsV; > . ;,. . ;,-..v,'.A.OLIBTON I >,. : . | Pride of ( ■■■.■• •,,',;.,'., Will stan 1 at the owner's.stables.j/Torraii-v £6 6s, .Twoormoro mares as per agreements , ht further particulars:! apply, to grooruiini charge ,i, i >i-: -r i.'i ;■: do'? :• H Two;prizes of £s:sseaoh will>be'- : offe:'ed: at the Pastoral Show M:IM forntho bettyearling.foaled.by, Ananias and''Pride of" .Canterbury exhibited; ' ; .-.-ikin^. ',-.-■':! '•:■ '■'.'■3 :■;•-' >v-s-'-. 1 ! ;ISAACHKB,« y; i!.;: ; ; r [ ;!'•.■ i East Tafatahijirti(,tho celebrated rDrauctht Etitiro horse ~ Clyde IERMB;,,£.!). yTwoprmdre mares as per .agreement. Good and secure paddocks. 'For further particularslpply't'oE;\Oagg or to '.'. ~: ;.. M ,. 1 8.,8D1)DM.,, -^

;i;il .v;rpQ ( /Stand thisciSeason, -L ~m the.,thorounhjbred Entire' ; ' : "..;"''-'':';" ■;:;"'', sL'- ■■»■■*■ ■■■•• \ -vi, > \-\. ■■■■' ... -_-,• -i.iiLillipeQ, i^-j LIIjLIPEE is a beaiitifiU dappledibrown horse, bred i by, Mr Henry :H.edwood,t.ef Blenheim, and stands ; 16. ; hands ihigh.-'He possesses,a a ; vast amount ol bono aiid symmetry., . ;•■'•,.■•.;'/.' ..•:. ? LIIiLIPEE is by Towtou : (damiiShrove-' tide) ti bySt. Aubyn-Pancalre, by Sir' Her-, cu!e3 n Pand6ta;byOperator-Primrose, > Bevorloy-mare byChampion. Foriurthe | particulars see New Zealand. Stud Book. ; ■■' LILLIPEE'viIi be at .Greytownuat midday; on Mondays j, Featherston,, Monday evenings and Tuesday morning, and at the White Hart Hotel, Carterton, on.Wednesdays. On Thursdays at Gladstone, .and on' Fridays and I Rturdayp 11 at: the; Lubiflotef returning to t Carterton on Saturday evenings,.,,,, i,,,,. ~„) > TMMS-£4 4s; groom's fee, 55,! payabie on first service, ■■'f :> " l y'-'''' Good paddocks (free) will bo provide'd,' and' every care takoh/ but itid ; resprjofeiliiiiiyV'''''", All fees payable orior before' Ist January, 1883, ' ! ...I ,■ ..; ,■•■;■, ; ,:'•' ',, ;,,,,. 'For further particulars apply to; ... 1193 JOHN BUKRbW, : ' ' ' Or the (jroom-in-Charge,

IHE Clydesdale En- . 'tiie-Horse, | Gladstone, m> Will travel-in tiie.WaiI I'ivapa Dittuct uiis season, starting from I MdSterton, on Mouday morning commenciii B on 4 tho flth inst. •> ■■ ~,......• ■ J. HARDING, 1 1189 .' Propript.it: • JOHN DUTHIEft .CO, IB ON MONGER B," Wellington, W°ULD call attention to their kqe and varied stock of GENERAL IRONMONGERY,." Comprising— AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Samoelson's Combined Eeapers & Mowers Sajiuelson's " Gem" Mowing Machines' Samuelson's " Harvest Queen" f Side -Delivery Reapers Samuelson's "Highland"'Mniitial delivery ~: iicapers ' ■•'■'■■■•■ Samuelson's Harvester with' Patent String ' Binders' ;; . " ; L .' B| Hornby's" Indivisible" Self'.'Baiting, Reapers "' '.' KAWpME'sHjrse'Mca ""'[.' ' ' '.' Bkntall'j Horse Powers, with intermediate '' ' motions :,: ""''' ,'"; " ,; lumuiVClial;Gutter?, Corn Crusher), .arid Tnmip Slicerai".,.' '■'.,'"' Lawn Movers. Lawn Mowers. Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers, Samuelson's Villa Lavrn Mowers, Philadelphia and Excefiior" Garden Hoes and ltakee, American . , Garfen and Dutch Hoes, English ' "^rt ' Garden Weed Forks, Border Forks, TrbWls' , Brass and Zino Syringes • ■■&'&■';s Garden C.S.Spades, Lyndon 1 andParfe's' Builders' Ironmongery. Corrugated Iron, 24 and 26 guagc, 5 to 10ft '■' Sheet Lead,. 3J to filb ■. ,:,: .! ■ .) !i Sheet and perforated Zinc ' : ;. Wire and Ewebanks'Nails, Flooringßrads American Rim and Mortice Looks Carpenters' and Real Patent Rim Looks '•'■■ Roofing Felt, 'Portland Cement ' • " " : '' I FlavelPß Leamington Ranges . , . .„ . Kenrick's best and'genuine White Lead' Champien's,Genuine White' Lead .., , ,

tfiirnishHig- iroiimonffei^. French, HaJHester"" J - Ij -' 1 '.'in a 1 variety 5 Wgoo'd •paltei... Cutlery, Lockwoodfy .'fable, and Dessert'';) Cutlery, Johnson's,' -Tibia and Cutlery, Moseloj.'s, Table and Dessert'.; ; Spoonsan'd'Forks in British plate pf the ," most lellable Shejlield makers' "..', Sppoona and Forks in electroplate'of the •■• 'mostrfliabl.Q^heDield.makers' ->.■•:•■ Walltcr,and: Hall's, Electroplated Tea 'and : Coffee .Services, Cruets/ Toast-Backs- ': Cake Baskets, etc. ..-. ' Arqunroid Silver Spoons and Forks in old ■ '■'■ English patterns. -IVe recommend'this as the most serviceable plate in'the market. Arquoroid is 'much oheaper than Electro-plate, 1 and its/ wear is < ■ guaranteed.; : • / •" ' , ' Mottled Enamelled Pie; - Dishes, 1 Omelette 'Pans, Milk Saucepans, and Wash Ik&ins •■, »; Kenricks' Tinned and Enamelled Holloware Mrs Pott's cold handle, nickel-faced ; Smoothing Irons ■ ■■■ ; - : * Clark's Charcoal Lox Irons ' : ; Scarborough Travelling Trunks- <i ; •'• ,; -,r Pntman's ironing Mangles -..- <■■ . . ;'.:/ '■■ Two and three Boiler .Mangles on stand- i

WELLINGTON COLLEGE , GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL THE Girls', Eigh School will open on 'ITODAY, 24th JANUABY, 1883, for instruction in Inghsh, French, Latin, Mathematics, Science, Singing and Needlewoik, with Geiman, Italian, Musio, Drawing ,and Dancing as Extra Subjects, FEES. Senior Pupils, £d 3s w Quarter, Junior Pupils, £2103 „i „ I r Stationery 3s pec Quarter in addition to The above L\tra subjects fronrone'to l h , ! &^ mne ' 18 P fr USrta b y amusement, 'Airffts'must bo pud m advance. 1 ! i >u i <ir ' ms. p.rawLKS,,,.