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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3038, 26 October 1888, Page 3

, Saturday; fan October, im. At 2 o'clock, ; . ,-,. Salo of Privileges. ' F. H. WOOi).' HAS received instructions from the \Vairarapa and East Coast Pastoral and' Agricultural Society, to sell by Public Auction on SATURDAY, the 27th inat., at the Cnvteiton Auction Kooras, tho privileges of the Show, to bo held on Novomber Ist, namely ! REFRESHMENT BOOTH PUBLICAN'S do"' FRUIT STALL. ' ' - 8032 ■■r-: • speoialnotioeV::;".:•:; To Exhibitors.: at the WairaJ- '■■': ■ ;rapa;aiicTEast Coasfcfas- : ; ; toral;Societies' Sliow;v. ~ENTLEMEN,-- ! :'".: 'P'fFp v , " ... '" ' : .Experioiicohaving proved that AUCTION-SALESJire':'.not a success, in., cohiiebtion'.witli * Pastoral Shows iu tho Wairarapa, ,'thoro boing only one day's showy! shall be happy to take entries and instructions from anv Exhibitor who may wish,to disposo of Exhibits iPRIVATELYjViand, place a card Wor. near \ exhibit,- notifying that the sarao is" ''to be sold; particulars,to bo ascertained By adopting this' coui'so jl.tliint; jinany sales, miglit; bo aJlfected.:"' ;: : ,:V;,\:.'; ; ;f:: Your Obedient Servant, ; ''"'■ '■■•'■' .-'■ ',' pP:'^:;^mp:\; 8032 .., , : -:';;;.-',.'.,■ Auctioneer. : "■.':;"■.;,•'A K' SAliE,;' ; : : ; v :: ; By Messrs Loives and loniß, "A'..'] ANKETELL'S Improved CERTAINTY . IN'C:UBA'.TORV : , ..PRICE COMPLETE £3,,, v ONE MpnthYtrial given-before-'pay- . mentis required. :> , •,■ = 29(59 E. KIBELEWHITE, TOBACCONIST, k., /ip ■■ I HALRbRESSING SALOONj . QUEEN-ST,,,.^,i;MASTERTON. : ' mO ovoty purchaser of goods..at mj ± Establishment, to the extent of FIVE SHILLINGS I will givo a Handsomo present from a choice assortment just arrived. •': - FOR SALE-.NEW MUSIC. Circulating Library, all Latest Novels, | and Standard Workt on Hand; Stationery, ' Waikino Sticks, -INSPECTION INVITED-\ ' Tho HAIR- DRESSING SALOON attached, which is ono of the Lest appointed in tho District, is under the able inanagement'of ' ';..-/• PROFESSOR 110WLEY, four. Who will be glad to,see all his Old , Friends, and as many New' , , Mors Set, Hair Di/ed; ladies' Own , ■ flair Made Dp. * For the convenience of Ladies the" Hair Dressing Saloon will be Specially Reserved for them every THURSDAY from Ito 2 and from G'to 7. "" HAIKCUTHNG, SHAVING, and SHAMPOOING 6b each, ' HASTWELL'S VILLAGE,'..'■: 'aworking~man , shome/ ; -abaroain.. 1 » FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, and . five-aoves cleared land, containing, a running stream and garden.-Ten more acres adjoining Can also be hadif repirod. Pnco only £l2O. Apply to ■ '■''■' G.S..W.DALRYMPLE, Estate Agent, Perry-street, 3028 . ';.:. •:, -Masterton 'WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY.

vrljpOE is hereby wven that at a Jj| '• meeting of tho Council to be held on TUESDAY, November 18th, 1888, a special order pasaed by tho Council on the 22nd of September last, constituting fcho'Tirnumoa Road District will bo presented for confirmation, - Copios of tho special order may bo soon at the Road Board office, Pahiatua, and tho County Council Chambers Masterton. F.G.MOOBB. 10th October, 1888. County Clerk, FERN LODGE, centrally situated, contains well); rooms. Particulars at Wairabai-a Daily Office. 3007 THE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE GLADSTONE WILL travel in.tlio Wairarapa District this ■ season leaving Masterton every Monday for Eketahuna, ' " . GLADSTONE is by Mace Royal (30) dam a' iriaro by Old Wellington, grind dam imported from. Victoria.. Tho wolldmown Clydesdale Stallion Prince Royal was bred by Mr D, McQueen, Smoaton, Victoria, and was imported by liia present owner, Mr John MeKcllor, Doyleaton, Canterbury;; Princo Royal is by Prince Charlie, who was" imported by Messrs J. and M, Mcintosh from Scotland. ■ Prince Royal is a rich brown : color,. stands 16 bands and 3 inches, showing great symmetry of form, With' plenty of h jir and bono of tho host fashion. Prince Royal commenced his career as a prize taker at two years old,sccuring second prize 'at Marat, and second at Smeaton, where ho was only beaten by Darwin, the winner of the Sires Produce States of £lO, Siuco his arrival In this colony he has always been a prize taker in every show yard where bo has. bocn entered, ■■ At the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Metropolitan 3how of 1880, ho was awarded tho Association Medal and the President's Cup as tho best draught stallion, of. any ago' on the ground. His Btook arc now ■ beginning to' speak for themselves, -. notably Mr Stoddart's colt. Lord Raglan, who took first prize as a three year old at. Ohristchurchkst year j Mr Pocock's Princo Victor) Mr J. Boag's Royal Prince; aud Mr ToddVcolt Kelvin, all prize takers, and many others too numerous to mention, Gladstone will leave Masterton every Monday morning, travel through old Mauricevillo settlement, reaching Eketahuna the same tho owner's property, where he will'remain till Thursday morning, returning thrcugb Mangamahoe to Masterton the same evening, where bo will remain till tho end of tho week . TERMS-Jt'3 per marc. . Two or moro as per agreement. " ' ■* . - KEBSTER & HARDING, ; ;' : Proprietors, TO STAND THIS.SEASON,-AT, BROOKLME, GLADSTONE, tho woll-known Clydesdale, :"v Sir C6I in Campb§ll. TERMS—£4 fis per mare; two or more ■.I-.: - ' "■' tu'per ngreement'.'-,:,-.- s ; -f? : r j. OEAZINGjIREE,-:";::; ■'.:::■':^;::Ske,-'-:;■■■";■ 8030 ■;. '; ;;;;v-;-f}-;.Proprietor'.', . -,. COUmY, STORE TO; LET, : ;.;' l rising toWflliipKof (Eketaina 1 be let, tCilif.mlli'.'«ifeiiAii'fl''..W«.i< , ii'«.i RffiM*m«« I wjtrtton,:' ■«