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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1267, 2 January 1883, Page 4

>ti • mO. atand this ;seiison,< the ■Ji vii j _r (six years. old) ,at -plifton's Farm, Parle Boadj Carterton.' IOUNG SATCB is a chestnut' horse,' goti by Sator (impdrted)—Young '■ Kohip" by Fergus—Old Eomp by Glaucus—Peggy No, 2, by fiddles (vorth, (impo'ty)-Peggyi No; i (imported),';. ' . , , i ; i '' TERMS^£2'iOi'eaoh mare. Payment prior to:mare leaving 'paddodk. 'Paddocks free. .EVery.care taken, but rioireflporisi.' : •'•:■"■•;..,■ . : a,CLIFTON, ; , 10 Travel this season, 1 in the Wairafapa; the -purebred' Cljdes-, /dale Horse, ! ,;l,r Pride pf Crintei^uryV ' ;:,,f: "-'-•'" Tf*na-£i Bs.';; ! ;^''.".'',' i, 1 '''.■' ,'AESO-Th'e Thoroughbred Horse' 1 ';. I. i ' !, '' i ' ,J - : '-' l i l ' '&naniabi'' i l! ,' , '',''|Y'' l i '. : "vVili Btaiil at the 'owner's stables,(Terms'—| £6 6fl,Tw6'or mdro mares as'per agreement.! ni 'for farther particulars apply to giobm'in, .charge or owner, ~;,]•<:,,;,.,:!v><; isii-i-m; j u t. Two prizes of £5 6s,eaflh,will.be offeted ; at the Pastoral Show 'of 1884 for the best ybarling'fdaled'by.'Ausnias 'and' Phde"oi Canterbury exhibited;'"' ■'■•■'■■ ''■':' i < '■■-'''!! ~.,;■,!,:-.,,! i!»'- ' ! iMSAAC.PIKB,. i : «.,, | i, , ', : . East Tarataht, j ."at Upper' Plain,! r Maatsrton, i and snrI rounding Diatricta.the f* the celebrated Draught Entire horse : ' Baron pi' Clyde 1 l! Terms: £B, Two or more! bares as per rOeUlHnt. (ll\t\H UnA 'bainim iWJJnhto V\. further partioulora apply to R.'J.:ltoggor to ...,,..,,.., ... .B.BUDDENi,i i: 'I . ■ ;To : ore,ore, .10 .Stand; this!) Season,: the thorough-bred' Entire "':" a ' n ' | ■'"'; Xillipee',' '''" ' ■ .'LILLIPBE is abeautifulvdnppled'browhj bred jby. Mr Henry, Blenheim, and stands 16, hands.high. :,He : a'good temper,'-and a vast amount: of bond and symmetry, ! ' ; " ; ' ■'■''''• ' j i LILLIPEEib by Towto'n„(damii Shrove- ' tUe),.by St Aubyn-Pancake, by >SirtHer-culos-Pandora,' by Operator-Primrose, by Bevorloy-niarpby Champion,'' Fbr.furthcr 'particulars'see New ; Zealand Stiid'Bobk.'! : uLILLiPEE will bo' .alt Graytdwrii'at midon, Mondays'; : /eatheißton, : .'Monday evehingß and 'ftiesday mornings, and at fhej White'Hart'Hotel, Oarterton'.'on 'We'dries-I days; On Thursdays at Gladatc'rte'' aud 'on: Fridays andj'aturdayjj'.it the::t'.ub Hotel . StablesJ Mastertonl'.ruturning. ,tpj Carterton on Saturday'evenings. ," i( ■ ~.,,; '| ; TEliMS—£4'4s j g'room'a fep,'ss. payable onfirfltservice. : v' : '' '">' : ■"- ,: " 1 : Good paddocks (free) will be provided, and every caro taken, but no responsibility... ' All fees payable on or boforo' Ist January, 1885. : ■.-.--..., ■"

For furthor particulai* apply to,. 1193 '" JOHNBUKROW, . ■or the i THE Clydesdale En- .; tire Horse, '■ [.;; Gladstone Will travel in the Wairirapa pittiict tnis seaßos, stntting from M«t£terton, on Monday morning, cpmmcnoitia otijthe 9tli . J. HABDING, ".., 1189 .Proprietor. JOHN DUTHIE > CO, IRONMONGERS, Whlwnoton, '". ■variedstock of '' ' ,(, ' ,: GENERAL IRONMONGERY, AGRIOOLTUBAL.iMPLEMBNTS, Samoelson's' " Gem" Mowing Machines Samoelson's " Harvest Queen" Side Delivery Reapers , . r ., . Simoelbon's "Highland" Manual"'Deiivery Reapers ' Samuelsos's Harvester with Patent String ■'■■' " : Binders 1 ' • • i "- ,vl !li ■■• Hornby's" Indispeiißible'! Self: Raking :,;,.. .., ,„ Reapers, ,* ~,„' ; ,:;,.:■,. .;, Ran'fome's Hjrsu Bakes - ~,. ~■.,, :;,H:;: : -„ ; .. Bk'ntah/b Horse Powers, witli intermediate ~ ~ , motions: ;,,: ~ BiSNTALi's Chail.Gutters, CprnvCrushers, and Turnip Slicers ;,-.

Lawn Mowers. 'Lawn Mowers. Garden Tools. Lawn Mowers, Samualaon's Villa' . .' '. Lawn Mowera, Philadelphia 'and Excelsior Garden Hoes and Bakes,'Anierican ! ! GardeniandLuWhHoeß, English '' Garden Weed Forks, Border Forki, Trowels, Brass and Zinc Syringes '•' .' :,;; "'': Garden C.S. Spades, Lyndon 1 and Parkes' Builders' Ironmongery. Corrugated Iron, Wand 26 guago, 5 to 10ft Sheet Lead,, 3} tp;olb ... r :.. ;. ■i!i: , <-'! ;■ Sheet,and perforated Zino .mi .\:>.\:> -.■■■[■ iWire'„and, Ewcbanks Nails,: Flooring Brads Amorioan/Eimand.Mortioo Looks .. n .. iCarpenters' and Eeal Patbnt Rim Looks! i! BoofingFelt,,Portland.Oement, )il:.:: .--.umii ;Flay(ilpß Leamington. Ranges ,|i, ,ii.:: ,-,.'■ Keiiriclt'fl best.and genuine White Lead..-. Ohampien's Genuine White Lead ■.■ Furnishing' Ironmongf ery. French,. Stump, and Half-tester Bedsteads, : } ., in a variety of good patterns >' Cutlery, Lockwood's, Table and Dessert. ■'•> Cutlery; Johnson's, Table'and Dessort l ,<:■•'■'■• Cutlery, Moseley's; Table, and Dessert ii. Spoons and Forks, in British .plate-'of the '-■ .,, most.ieliable Sheffield makers .1 [_■■■ Sppoonsand Forks in electroplate of.the | most reliable Sheffield makers Walker,and. Hall's lElectroplated Tea and ; Coffee Services, Cruets, Toaßt.Baoks, I ''Cakeßaskets,'etc. 1 "" '•'-■—" •••■• Arqunroid Silver Spoons and Forks in old English patterns. We recommend this market. Arquoroid is muoh cheaper than Electro-plate; and its wear is guaranteed. '': yy. Mottled Enamelled PioDuhos, OmeUtte Pans, Milk Saneepa&s, and Wash Mrs : -■ Pott s cold handle, i nfokMace'd Clark's Charcoal BdX'ltons Scarborough Travelling Trunks Putman's Ironing Mangles Two and three Roller Mandes on j WELLINGTON COLLEGE. I .a slat """ "' ~ " ' " non L TUESDAY, "24th- JANUARY, 1883, for inßtrQotion k. Engliab/ ■ French, !L'atin,j MathemaUca,'Science.iSingmgiandiKoedle-i work, , vrithQennan,iltalian,Mußie,,Drawing and Dancing as Extra Sflbjeofs, uiikilnv ■' ! FEES: Senior Pupilß,£3:ißiiperlQaaiteri:] I. ... Junior Pupils, &% 10s ~,.■..„„,., !. immm w to I t s! to three Guineas per Quarter by arrangement, ' OHAS.P.POWLES, 1888 .irtd«-..'«>n Be . creta