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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3042, 31 October 1888, Page 3

a|(MEML;NOTiqES;' »Er . -.,'-NewAdVortiEßciiishU:3anor|n"hi ■'-'.■ liaU-prlcasll aufccqutot luscrtloiis. i)rcx|)ircßit\vjl| Mirgeti or thb*- full .Mnn' itnlost 'All casual (ulvorilscino'nts troffl' persons having ho [>.ni. on tho day of publication.; Alterations 'to' AdVo'rtlacn'ieii FIR?: r jPIRE! • J^IRE;] fjIHE underaigiicd. is' pi-opriretl lo 1 doliyerj firewood of the best quality IN . to all"'parts[of the Borough,' I ':'';" '•■'"■"■■ ■.■■" ; ,.-'•"'' '■"■ FULL, MEASUEE .GUARANTEED, Also the;,bbst heart ;<if Totara posts, rails dud'house piles.^;.''■;. . vj- "' All orders Jeft nth Mr H.' Peterson, slioeiniker, will receive, prompt delivery, ,:./•';'.;.•'• ■;• ••J.Yates,: : - 8008 =;.-;.,' ;.; Uppet Plain. .: W!]plesale£;;l)i:^ LL DEPARTMENTS NOW RKPLfcTE NOVELTIES.JOE THE SEASON, ACTUAL' WHOLESALE PHIGES RKADY. MONEY ;ONIY. M dnaging. Partner. : PROPERTY-TAii; PEOPERTY ASSESMENT ACT, 1885, : ': AND ITS AMENDMENTS. IN accordance with tho above acts public notice is hereby given that the tliirtioth day of 1 November'- next is the time, and my office, Government Buildings', Wellington, the place, at which' all persona in' the Colony lire' required to furnish statements of all real arid personal property 'belonging to' them ill accordance with tho said acts'. '' ■'", ;•; J.SfERRBY, ■'■; Property-tax Commissioner; Wellington, 9tli October, 1888. ' N. B.—Forraß .ofjstateino'nt' will tie delivered by Assessors W far as practicable, but, as tho duty of .procuring snch forms is cast upon the public, no person is : excused' from uoplecting to provide himself therewith. All perilous whether liable to''taxation or noty iiro equited to furnish statements. ; Forms may bo obtained from the local Assessor, or at anymonoy order Post Office. ... HO2G . LIME! LIME! LIME

die—There has. been a flood deal of advertising ot late in your paper about theMauricevillolime. Hithertolhave been'contented with supplying the trade vhile'.others have' beuii •a'dvertising for tho scraps, And ob the output from tho Harrietvillo Limo Kiln by about 800 per cent, it may be reasonably assumed that it is.by far tho best for every purppsd for which lime is used, and as none but tho most respectable ayents are appointed, all customers may bo assured that all orders, will be executed Piiomito, and with tho Greatest Civility and AhbV ton. The Agents for the Harrietville Limo:—Mr J. P. Cowie,Master'.on, Mr ILTrotman, Greytown.MrJ, D. Oakly, Featlwrston, Messrs P. Hutson and Cii., Wellinglou, Mr R, P, Edwards, Palmer, ston, A very cheap HIiOWN. LIME may also bo had for very nominal prices, also an. oxcellout lime for agricultural purposes. .. ■B.E.BRUOKSi.,. Mauricoville, September 12,1888: .'• Advt, „. .3004. 'T'O STAND THIS SEASON THE I 1 Celebrated Coaching Stallion . Rapid Roan. Rapid Eoan was bred by'Mr C, Massoy, of rimaru, andisbyKnottingly from the Cleveland Trottor, Fidget, imported'from Tasmania, by: tho wollknown liovsi) dealer, James Stark, of Canterbury. The important point for breeders always to consider before deciding upon a siro is, what market in thero for stock'they aro about rear, aud whether it is wise to add to tho already large 'numbor of weedy animals that every Biileday proves, have not paid for the grass it took to rear thorn-not to 1 mention all the ; other expomes—and as' there- is always a good market for Rapid Roan's sort, the proprietor recommends him with copfidenco to breeders as'a'sii'e that ivllleave good useful and sakable'Stock from any class of mares, They can pallop, too, for one of his boiis Morok/ iwon- tho " Ashburtoii / Hunt Steeplecha'sbj and another Ciistout.-won a Hack 1 Kace at Gcraldine—racing men know that it takes a goodhorao to win a Hack • Raco 'uow-a-daya—and ;; why shouldn't they win, when Eapidltoan is by hoh'a ohainpion as Kuottiiigley, who amongst many .victories' iucludcs two Canterbury, Cups, and two J. 0. Handicaps,' in the' last of whioh he had lOst 11 lbs,' and then won.;,see N; Z. Turf Record- Kriottingley is by Scud, from Termagant, own sister to Olonden, Spud was by famous old Rifldleswurth from that equally famous m.aro Spray. Besides Scud, Spray gave ns : Wltsail, Cello of tho Isle, Stormbird and Southorn Chief, Such names a'B Glendon, •EidJlosWorth, Storulbird and' Southern Chief need no praise in tho Waii'fitapa'.distriot whore ovoryone lias a good word to say for thbir stock, and rightly so, for they cannot be boaten, especially when really hard work is the order of "the day.- In] Uapid Eoan breeders bavo the thoroughbred Cleveland Cress which for;stylo, style, subßtance,;gait, tomp'er and good charactcr. : ciiiii)ut be excelled, whether breeding' for home or. the' Indian market, " • ■'■ ■< Teiois:—Single Mare, 8 guineas j Two mares iojinore thaii two 1 mares by arratigemont,' Qrjiaing feb'tiiriiotice,' Is fid a week afterwards, Every care taken but no, responsibility incurred. Good paddooks;'-Rapid 1 'Rban ;will travel to Greytown on Mi)ht!ay,%nd Club Hotel stables Mjisterte on' Saturday j the roßiamdorbf.the week at lits owersfarm,ftrkyal^ /.:;,',,; : . ;-\ , All monies payable, bvO.,'due:lst of Jariiiaiylßß9"/ ! ■'■-*■-':':- i ;+: I X.'\For further particulars' apply'to ' v' ■'. ;;^ r ,vf; -'■■;.lr-« Usl;y.-,v'.lVu;kvale,i&kei-tuiWi' : B for '2l'years^2ooo ? a'dws _j£s good jiloughabjo'land,' within 8 I miles Of MaStßrtonratiaOTy: |.with';BompepMtii'iri"'-fo