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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1492, 25 September 1883, Page 4

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WAIRABAPAI "" TOEAL 'i'ND ...AGRIOULrUEAL """SOCIETY. , • ,Q Cj I\ fi p ■; j i 111 oj|J yj J rnh'e ;^niial 1 PARAGE of-isTALLIONS JL undw the auspioeß of the above jooiety,' will take place on jto'Snow'fiiounds Cairtor* ton on.SATUED September, 1883. ,Th l e.Tarade will oominenee at 2p.m. and aH, horses puH tr emai n On ftlie GrourfiMdet older ,ot 4 p.mD'i KJSJ . Entries will be received-by tho Secretary up to noon on the day-Of parade, Stbwabds : Meflarß_ N.jGraooi H. Braithwaite, E. MoMaater and B. B. Armstrong, Entiunoe Fee ; Sa/jjehhorao, Admiesion to grounds la. -Members ires. • ? H.-E WOLTERS. ■■ i i'u'lvi Stoetary.

TO STAND THIS .' SEASON. A T I. owner's .Farm, JCli'; TMiit»ni,,'the!fii6rouKhdictallion.' . r v.- ... UiO The: Premier: 1 By Malton' (imported) jroirt ReVoke,' by Sir neroulea—Fineape, by.Tross.. Revoke is alaothedam of Trump Card-Malton (bred tiv Sir Tittoi 'Sykea)'by'' RifleMAh; ;:by Touchatone, .(SeeN.Z, Stud book,)' The Protoior's beatltifid Venality ; and. «xb-tance-i^Hich'hiAanaciitfi focldfl^wdk--whether on the turf or road Ins ™de^en\lant«. are Aakinp Btoifortbraoselves, si}d pwpetua* of Sir j Hercalea as two of tho beat" thoroughbred sireiieverimported "to NetfjZ&laM.'{ A . ' ! TBE^PfiElEffiß^is'eire offteWnMrf of jtbeDistriot'.Pradnce.of 1882,; but .{or the Diatriot*J?rodoce'of 1883 his ctook'ratf flrat tW« : phgmwith 9stup.(;He wiSß&ten'byi'a White Wafigtoal for.the Sapling Stakes oaly'Mvihg landed-from : steamer "tm lyjw'.'hwt; uaijihe sfld _ r Jejlon- ; by ; running a 4eMr-lio»t with bis •■fotrofr i riofcresi at iWaverley, Premier's owner rests bis claim to the support.ofireederaupon the repr' iok bis BMok-have;made.T r ( r !' r. r>, tßßMS^|^'{a|h 'mjiref for! two or^mdrej. sender. -- '• ' jrunyl'iif •' s?~k t b- ! General/Spec. TEBMS-£iWeMli_mjr_e';; Grazing free nntil'ncifice. , f r -. Vi ' Every-care4akenpbut no- responsibility. . | ;.;i iv; .. .P.-K TANCKED, 1490 " Owner.,

TO TRAVEL THIS. SEASON. THEThoroughbred • Stallion Traitor, _ .By r 'Traducer from Deception,: by . Young Plover—Vanity,! by Sit Charles—Giggler, ny Tomboy—Duchess of.Yotk, byl^axy^i'} (|>\ '/J.' 1 .. THE RENOWNED SIRE By {SeeZ,StudTßook)."" ; \ , v; Terms iiir oachiriaro,'£s Si. 1 made for two or more mares the sqn« Jtde property of Bender. 1 * ' L '~ Every taken, but no responsibility. Further particulars in future advertisement,' E. BOOKERIDGE, iOwner.,

TO STAND TpiS SEASQfI, ■ THE thoroughbred' Stallion, Ananias, v And thepflrebte'iClydflßV (|p Stallion, .ili'fi; ••! Anftmas will Ho turped ouf at his owner's {aim with the mvw, T

Pride of Canterbury will travel through the Diatrlot,: '■ nv. IJ J. '.i. - -j Further particulars future advertisement, J. ; PIKE, Owner, Te Whiti, Gladstone, " 1485

TO STAND THIS SEASON, L be at, platform Farin lot the r Tenps-fi; Mich An allp.waflce w&de when more than one mareipent. Apply •■- : ,B. JUMBERLEYy Grey town.

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT. 1 jftHABLES JfJOTtffig reapkfuily V to inform the inhabitants of Wairarapa that commenced bptMcfl 2i\d jfoly in the 'premises jenown as the PnionClub, olpse tp ; '&■ NATIVE AGEiIT, LICENSED INTERPRETER, and GENERAL- COMMISSION AGENT, and having had many years New>Zeakh<l fairoer,; would call' the spcoi'al attsniion of Soitlers, Kutiholders, ana others, ia all T parts of the district) to hit SlOGfe : and- s -PK6Dt)(!E REGISTRY BOOK, whore every facility is o£fewd tfl nelsons wish™ either ft to or Sol) Shsep, ijattle, Borises, Farm Produce, Fartniiif! implements;. (fe.v4flii.andiafl:there i will be nocnarge made unless a purchase or sale is effected, of| "itHejtenoa/ oi the Registry 800 l 11 respectfully solicited. Parties 'wishing to register injbui office can do so by letter, when eypfy ijill be immediately,gmnfmifujl sflspji'ekept whwe servants wishing employment,'may be respectively suited. Parties having proper •ties for sale will do well to-communicate With the undersigned, books kept;-' Rents collected, eto, Private Lessons given in thejMaori[language7 'lOOo. JA! - ,' CHARLES J. FREETH. Omoß-Oppoaite Theatre Royal, Msaterton,;

A GREaT PUBLIC WAOT A : BOON: TO the PEOPLE OF MASTJfIRTON

THEMASSRTON.H'I^-H CASH'BO'QT MARKET. •. NO irion Med lipid'to' l WoUiiijjtoVor any other oily in New Zealand for Boots or Shoes 1 as the peopleof Masterton and surrounding districts oan huve any description of,Bo.o{s atH.;PETERSEN & CO.'S' CASH BOOT MAEKET' aVWELtINGTON PRICES.; . 'tin order to Edect„ ? ments of our township 104-% surrounding 1 distriots we have ENLARGED our PBEiMISIJS, and stoked tiiemvAth a' • Jj,: 1

MOTS AND ft] . ... Of every description, inoludingPinefc's Ladies! Walking Boots and Sh^esjTiPib'et'?' Erenin? Shoes, Covo West's Porpoise Hide Boots and Shoes, Otto Hertz's Ladies' and Gent's Bo,ots„and Bhoes in GBEAT

. , ' VARIETY I ! ■English Made BOOTS and SHOES of Every; Description, JLUMAW'./i Colonial Made BOOTS, and SoOES,from Gents Best SHootera'imd ' Sides doijrn to Children's Copper .Toes, . , These GOODS'jw&fasif>ofierfo 'P Public , at the |WELL®6T# PRICES ior""

:-v ,j ,|Qash, so then ;\Hmtin MMriikthat"' ,iZ©*OAN i COMPETE WITH US 1 PRICE LIST next week, which will be round to c6mparefavorabl»-ffith s Aiiy Price d j Bst,w foe mWi' j Jfn ■ lS"Every porsflninvited-to aspect ; our Stock at . THE||fioL. no. tMi j in