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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4245, 17 October 1892, Page 1

Te Aro House most mi' f iiS SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON, 1892. ^ 3hf o»^ Io , DRES S FABRICS. A Rand choito of the m* esquisite BLOTJSES WiSm the latest styles in LADIES' MANTLES, JACKETS AND fILUUhIiS. Sunshades, Gloves, Kibbons, Laces, Embroideries, Flounoingp. tiraD or Call At The Wholrsalo Family Drapery Wurehouso, Te Aro Rouse Wellington, N.Z.

ipHE well-known Diuuoiit Enure Marquis of Salisbury, By Lord iSalisbury, dam Pvincoss of Wales, ivil travol through Eketahuna & Pahiatua every niue or ton days'iduring the coming season. Marquis of Salisbury will stand at Anderson's hotelEketqhuna, and will stop at the Hawera-Hotel for a Fefr hours on each occasion! ; At 'Other times;. at Mr Brick's Stabios,-Opaki, For further particulars apply to W.HAWKE, Club Hotel Stab'. Or to W.B.BUICK, Owner, FEES £3 payablo by P.N. duo Ist January. Reduction on two or maros, tlio property of Bamo owner, Groomage 6s payable on first servico. N.B.—Good paddocks provided at Burn, side, Opalii, Every caro taken with mares, but no responsibility, W. BIRD, leasee. To btaud this Season at, KketMiuna. The Handsome Tiionooan-miEU Side, Fitz-Hercules (Yattcndoii-Pceress.) CfITZ-HERCDLES is a dark brown horso, standing 10 hands high, with immunsu bono am muscle, and has & porfccfc temper. Ho was bred by V. Walters, Esq., Auckland, and is by tlio world-renowned Ynttendon, aire of Graud Flaneur, Cheater, and a host of other great pci formers j dam Peeress, who was tlio stoutest and fastest racehorse of her time, her many victories being too well known to reqitiro comment. Fitz-Herculea won the Auckland Deiby and ran second to The Dauphin in tlie Canterbury Derby, but met witli an accident while running in tlio Canterbury Clip (in which lie ran third to Grip), and was never raced again. This fashionably bred sire will bo at the sprvico of- 'breeders in tlio Eketahuna and surrounding districts during the ensuing season. For terms,etc., fcpply to A. MANGUSON, Owner. TO STAND THIS SEASON at tho Owner's Farm, and travel tlio surrounding District The celebrated dkaught STALLION NIL DESPERANDUM,

For pedigree, boo cards. Good paddocks for luarua, freo of eliaree. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Single Maro £4 4s, Two or more mares as per agreeraont. For full particuiitrs, apply to JOHN HESSEY, Owner, Upper Plain, Mastorton. Or Groom m charge jJLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON, The Proprietor of the above old and all-known establishment begs to thauk the inhabitants ofMasterton and the sur rounding districts, aa also the travelling public for tho large measuro ot support hitherto given, and begs respectfully to state that additions, alterations, and improvements, in accordance ffith the progress of tho place, as also the growing requirements of the trade, been lade.'' The Culinary Department is as usual, Wines, jßeers, Spirits, and othei liquors sre eaoh and all of tho very best quality. The Billiard Room, which is provided with one of Alcook'siirst-class tables, haß just beon refurnished in themost elegant manner, A. EL-KINS, ' Proprietor, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, PiUUTUA, SULLIVAN & CORBY, (Lata of Tinumianil Pbomieiobs. 8 0 BEG to inform tho • Qu Iji, travelling public and th» reaidenta of tho settlement generally hostelry, and havo left nothing undone ivliioh will contribute to the comfort aud convenience of thoir patrons, The hotel is quite new, having been purchased from Mr Stewart, and is one uf the most nnpujing buildings in the district. There is a large Assembly Hull attached to the building, with stace and scenery for theatricals, etc.' ' There is also a grand Billiard-room tlna hotel, and one of the bestwade billiard Tables, • Coaches stop at this hotel daily. Ohakges Moderate. COLE & PAYNE, IN returning thanks for tho very liberal patronage accorded to them since commencing business, desire to require reno' vatiug, that tlwy can atill bo found oppo* sito ..Mr Danieil's Timber Yards. OhapeipSt,, Mastebton Whites Oo.'b, Quean-St,