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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3664, 17 November 1890, Page 4

A. ND SDHIS SFIISON ATI Tllß TAUERU . • THE iRAUQHT STALLION, YOUNG SIR COL.IN CAMPBELL, VOUNG SIB COLIN CAMPBELL in a ■*■ \bay liorso out of Mi Hooker's wclkrcd I nitre Dolly, Dolly by Littlojohn, grand dam I Jane, ty England's Hope, His Biro, Young Sir Campboll.-was by-old Sir Colin Campbell, Jain Scotland's Pride, gtand tiro King Fergus, was got by Lord Byron,' tho property of Mr rroudfoot, Lochmabon, Dumfricsliirc Scotland, • TEKMS—£3IOa siuglo male, two or more as per agreement, Every caro takon but no responsibility. Well grassed paddocks provided frco till stinted, after which 2s per week will bo charged, i'or further particulars apply to JOHNTArLIN, / Owner.' THOROUGHBRED BIBE OF THE 8 the; champion hurdle-racer, MASTER AGNES. TERMS: Singlo Mara, L 5 Ik Groomage fco ss, 'fan or moro marcs as per agreement. Payment by Promissory Noto signed at fust service, duo Ist January 1891. Grazing in good pwldocka free until notico afterwards Is b'd per week. Every caro taken, but no responsibility incurred, Master Agnes will travel through the Wairarapa District, notice of which in future advertisement. On and after SATURDAY 4th October " MASTER AGNES" will i,tand at tho Club Stables (Vf. HAVKES) every SATURDAY from 10to3.- . ■: For further particulars apply to WEUORTjETT, ■ Proprietor, TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. Between , PAHIATUA'ANDEKETAHUNA. f And Woodville if required.) > THE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE. TREFOIL, "QA.Y HORSE 10-2J hands high, cigbtyears I'bdigree—Sire, King of Clubs; dam, Forget-mc-Not (imp), by King Lud-Myfotis, , by Nowminster—Souvenir, by Chanticleer, King of Clubs by Ace of Clubs, dam ' Marchioness by Molbourne-Cinizelli by Touchstone (Sco cards.) Terms, 3 guineas per maroftwoor more ■ marcs as per agreement. AU feca payable by P.N. at first service, made payable on tho Ist January, 1891. l'nddocking will be provided at Is per week, Every caro taken but no responsibility, For further particulars apply to JOB VILE, - Pahiatua Livery Stables. BLAIELOGIEJUNCTION HOTEL Juiidion of tk Mungapahha and Blair- ' logie Bonds. T, OAivSWELL PROPRIETOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC will find evory convenience and comfort J at this centrally situated hostelry. Bdßmnds of Liquor Kept. accommodation for traveller ; stock. W. SELLAK, AGENT FOR Equitable Insurance Association of New Zealand Protection of Creditors Society The Public Trust Office of New Zealand, I MONEY advanced upon approved Freebold and leasehold properties from 125 upwards at lowest ourrent rates ot RENTS & DEBTS collocted, and all J other Commission agonoy business linderioken. OraoES— Qiscm-flnet, Fasterton WHY-IS IT You can always depend on getting a good nrtiolo if you buy CREASE'S Al COFFEE, IN THE TINS? CAUSE this article is a i, ) preparation, the result of yeai of oxporionce and labor. The selection and blending of tho finest coffees known havo been studied carefully until the as perfect, and can,np,t fail Jo give I Ass your grocer for CREASES Al COFFEE, In lib and 21b tins. Andyniiaroßur'otrgettberigh I EDWARD JONES AD SON, Expressmen & General Carriers, njrlSHto inform their patronß : '' the public generally that to keep pace with the times they have purchased a NEW CONVEYANCE which willrun to and from the Railway Station at the same low rates as formerly. E. JONES AND SON, BISON STREET, CADE & HARRISON, UPPER PLAIN SAW & PLAINING MILLS HAVING leased tho above mill and Threshing plant from Mr 8. E. dapper, we are now in a position to, serve oustomers with alj ojasn&s p| timber,■■both rough, qui' dresaedi at L,OWpTolm#r RATES, THRESHING SEASON. 0. & H. will bo prepared to undertake threshing in any part of the district during the season, at CURRENT 8AJ358 Railway Hotel, ' EKETAHCNA. 'bdwajjd"elljston, , I iHE abovo new Hotel, roploto with 1 overy comfort and convenience, situated within two minutes walk of tho Railway Station, is now open for tho accommodation of TRAVELLERS and general public Good, .stabling, paddocks, a good table and modorate char?es, THE CARTERTON STABLES Hannah &MoKonzie INFORM the .public that tliey are taking over the MARQUIS OP NORMANBY STABLES at Carterton; previously conducted by the late Mr Jfttngt Parrell. They have therefore spocialfadililißs for general oarrying and livery stable keeping. The stables are commodious, comfortablo, well ventilated, and aco supplied with overy convenience which travellers or owners of horses can desire. The plant will bo very complete and will", include every class of vehicleCoaches, Drakes, Bug»ies, and Carriages. Good and reliable horses always on hand. Particular atteution paid' to therequirementsuf commercial travellers, who can always 'confidently writn or telegraph their instructions to the Marquis Stables as of old. Reisonable charges, ■judsteady civility,