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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3931, 6 October 1891, Page 1

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TEAEO HOUSE. SPRING AND We have opened out a large assortment and an unequalled variety of charming mtterials in both Woollens rl SUMMER , Silk textures, and in every shade of the most fashionable olorings. heso Dress Fabrics have boou sjlestol DRESS ' with the greatest care and judgment, with most excellent taste, and with an appreciative knowledge of ths FABRICS. behests of Fashion. SPRING DRESS FASHIONS. SPRING AND As to style 3 of these Dress Fabrics, Spcts of all Size 3. Colors and Shapes, are a marko I foatuio. Wo have thefl* SUMMER in the VICUNA CLOTH, a soft, Graceful fabric, with self-c >lored spots aud figures in darker shade*. The now DRESS Jacqnard Beiges, Natural Homespuns, and Art Diagonals arc admirably adapted for Spring and Summer westf FABRICS. and are in great demaud. Patterns tier, bv Post. ' TE ARO HOUSE. SPRING AND There are also some exquisite designs in Embroidered Robes in perfectly now materials, and producing- quits SUMMER novel effects, THE CORDUROY is a favourable textilo this seas jn, which wo have in nil tho now shades, DRESS FABRICS such a? Grey," Grey Blue, Lavender, Cornflower Blue, and delicate tints of Doves and Fawn?. TE ARO HOUSE-DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING Our arrangements for the present season more nearly approach perfection than in aly previous year. We have DRESSMAKING secured the services of an eminently TALENTED DRESSMAKER from the Southern Metropolis, our staff of assist DRESSMAKING tants have been most effectively trained, and we mean by very mean 3in our power "to keep up our reputation of DRESSMAKING holding the FIRST POSITION IN THE CITY, a position universally assented to by the Ladies of tho City. WEDDING AND MOURNING DRESSES A SPECIALITY The Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, TE ABO HOUSE, WELLINGTON.

Even's Patent Self-Locking Fencing Strainer. "THE VERY THING."— CEASE STRAINING & THE LOCKING IS AUTOMATIC. NO PINS I NO KEYS! NOTHING TO SHAKE OUT ! NOTHING TO LOSE 1 ONE PIECE ONLY A Perfect Marvel of Simplicity, Strength, and Durability. Pronounced by Fencers, Farmers, and Runbolders a«? "THE VERY THING." "THE MOST SLMPLE AND EFFICIENT EVER OFFERED THE PUBLIC."

Ewen's Patent Self-locking Fencing Strainer with the levers iiwen's Patent Self-locking Fencing inserted ready to strain the wire. Strainer. (See position on the straining post) DIRECTIONS FOR USE.—Hold the Strainer, with the wire-hole to the left, towards the straining post. Plncc the end of the wire in tho wiie hole, then insert the levers in the | holes in the end of the strainer, and strain till the required tension is obtained. Work the wire no tho top of the hole in the straining post, then remove the levers, and Ewen's Patent Self Locking Fencing SxrAi sek immediately and automatic, ally loeks itself. THE EWEN STRAINER is to be seen at Messrs Lowes and lorns' Auction Room, Masterton. That firm are ngents for its sale. Wairarapa Agents— Vkli.ington Representatives— MESSRS LOWES & lORNS, MESSRS LEVIN & CO., Masterton. Wholesale Agents for Wellington and Hawkbs Bat,

r I lO stand the season at tJrassendale, the JL thoroughbred Imported Stallion I'raine Bird was bred by Mr Dixon Carnes, of Bathurst, Prairie Bird, vide New Zealand Stud Book, Greyskin, dam, Lady Emily. Lady Emily by 'William Tell, imported, dam Speck by Speculation imp, dam Mi«s Whisker, by Whisker, imp, Greyskin by Yatterdon, by Sir Hercules, imp, dam Espereneo by Glaucus, Arab, imp, dam Blue Bell by Gehenna son of Rouse, gniierantjinip, dam Quadroon by Mulatto, imp.^js^-S<» s seen from the above pedigree Prairie Biru nas a grand mixture of the famous Touchstone, Whalebone, Waxy, and Philo-da-Futa bloods Prairie Bird will travel Tenui, Whakataki, and surrounding districts. Terms—£3 per mare, all fees to be payable on first service, by P.N., due 6th January, 1891 ; every care of mares will be taken, but no responsibility ; two er more mares as per agreement; groomage fee ss, to be paid at first service; good paddocks free of charge until mares are stinted, of which due notice will be given; 2s will be charged for paddocking after. For further particulars apply to P. SCANLAN, Owner and Groom, Grassendale.

F22* f~lO Stand this Season, the well known Draught Stallion STANLEY, Also the celebrated Trotting sire YOUNG BEKLIN Apply to FALLOONBROS., Taratahi.

\0 stand ibis season at Homebush, Masterton, the celebrated Stallion Nil Desperaudum. NIL DESPERANDUM is a black colt with first class action rising four year old, 1M hands high, 13 inches below the knee, 31 inches rouud the arm, and 7 feet 10 inches in girth He is beyond doubt the best bred colt standing in New Zealand, possessing more bone and hair than any horse of his age in the North ot South Islands, and admitted at last show by competent judges to be the class of horse which has long been wanted to improve the draught stock in the disti ict. TERMS £5. Groomage fee 5», payable at service. Strictly limited to 25 mare», Every care taken but no retponsibllity. Apply to O. WATSON, on the Farm, Homebush, or THOMAS TODD, Groom in Charge. \0 stand this season the Purebred Stallion The Masher is a beautiful dark bay, with black points, has immense bone, and plenty of hair, is extremely good-tempered, and has Bplendid style Bnd action, bred by Mr R. Dagg, Masterton, and iB out of his prize mare Grace, by Lord Nelson. Grace cut qf Jenny, by Young Prince Charley, Jenny was bred by »Mr A. Coc'rtnirn, Manaia, and is out of Jess by Young Lofty. Grace was only exhibited once when she gained first as a two year old. Jenney Masher's grand dam was only exhibited three times, gaining three first and two special prizes. Lord Nelson was wellknown to breeders in the AVairarapa, and gained many honours in the show ring, not only here, but in the South Island. The Masher gained first prize in Masterton in 1H8T) also Mr lawrence's special of £5 for the best foal by Lord Nelson, and in 1886 he gained first at Carterton. It is needless to say any more as the above named horses were so well and favorably known in the Wairaiapa, is in itself a sufficient guarantee to breeders. The Masher will travel to Greytown on Tuesdays and Masterton on Thursdays, and the rest of the week at his owner's stables, Park Road, Carterton. TERMS.—L2IOs for single mare, 5s groomage, two or more mares as per agreement A. J. READINO, Tarkvalc. Carterton.