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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4250, 22 October 1892, Page 1

■/$&, m itr* gS£ 53 53S sss !kss rajfis! mm> Ss^ssMi ?(j£?, ?w3p; £sß KS3 W E isz;& SPRING AND SUMMERSEABON, 1392. ,ONSI ™ F iJffiS l q„ i3 ite Bund on Oak At The Wholesale Family Drapery Warehousq, \\ olhngton, H.Z.

TIIHE WELL-KNOWN DIIAUOUI EtlTlllE Marquis of Salisbury," By Lord [Salisbury, dam-Princess of Wales, wil travel through Ekctahuna & Pnhiatua every nine or tan daya during tho coming aeason. Marquis of Salisbury will stand at Andersou's liotol Eketahuna, and will stop at the. Hawora Hotel for a few heura on each occasion. At other times at Mr Buick's Stables, Opaki. For further particulars apply to W. HAWKB, Club Hotel Stab Or to W.B.BDICK, Owner,' PEES £3 payable by P.N. due Ist January. Reduction on two or m-jro mares, tho , property of sumo ownov, Grooumgb 6s payable on first service N.ci.—Good paddocks provided at Burnside, Opaki. Every .euro taken with niarei, but no responsibility. W.BIKD, Lessee. io mma. tins season at JJikocuiuno, I . TIIEHAKIISOMKTIIOIIOUOII-miBUSmS, I Miss-Hercules (Yattcndoii-Pcercss.) h'ITZ-HEECULES is a dark brown lion ■*• standing 10 hands high, with iinmcn bono and muscle, and has a perfect temper, Hewasbrodby"\V, "Walters, Esq., Auckland, and ia by tho world-renowned Yattoudon, sire of Grand Flaneur, Chester, and a host of other great poi formers; daml'ecrcss, who was tho stoutest and fastest racehorse other time,"her,;many victories being too well-known to require comment. /■Kte'-Hcrculcs won,ike'Auckland Derby anilraii second to Me' Dauphin in the Canterbury Derby, but meiuvitlf an accident while running in tho Canterbury Cup (in which ho ran third to Grip), and was novcr raced a jain, This fashionably bred sire will bo at the scrvico of breeders in the Eketahuna aud surrounding districts during tho ensuing season, For terms, etc, apply tj A. MANGUSON, Owner. IHE Thoroughbred Stallion PISCATORIOUS Will also stand this season at tiio larm A. W. CAVE,

IMb flOlEIi, MASTERTON. Tho Proprietor of the above old mi d well-known establishment boga to thank the inhabitants ofMastorton and tho su r rounding districts, as also tho travolli ng public for tho large measure of support hitherto given, and begs respoctfully to state that additions, alterations, and i inprovemonts, inaccordaucowibli.the progress of the place, as also the'growing requirements of the trade, ha»a boon made, Tho Culinary Department la as unual, drst-class, _ Wines, Beers, Spirits, and othoi liquors ire each and all of the very beat quality. The Billiard Room, which ia provided with one of Alcook's firat-class tablos.has just been refurnished in thomost elegant mamior. A. BLXINB, Proprietor, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SULLIVAN & CORBY, (Lato of Tiraaruand Wellington). &r\ BEG to inform tho Vi| travelling public and tho rosidonts of the settlement generally that they have made extnnaive improve monts and additions to the above oopular hostelry, and have left nothing undone wlvioh will contribute to the comfort and convenience of their patrons, The hotol is quite new, having been purchased from Mr Stowarfc, and is one of tho most imposing buildings in the district. : There ia a large Assembly Hull attached to the building, with stape and soenery for theatricals,-etc.' Stable, looso boxes and grass paddocks closo by, There is also a grand Billiard-room in this hotel, and one of tho bestonade billiard Tables. Coaches Btop at this hotel daily. OhAKSES MonHHATE. COLE & PAYNE, I"N returning tbankß for the very libJ. oral patronage accorded to them since commencing business, dcßire to 'remind those whose houses roquiro renovating, that they can still bo found oppo* site Mb Daniell's Timber Yards, ChapeL'St., Masteium ORDKRS may also be left at Messrs Whitefc Uo.'s, Quenn-!St. " K.EVEMM,Jijm,, WISHES the Public otMaatorton to know that he has commenced business as .EXPRESSMAN, an k will from this date be prepared to carry goods at Reasonable Kates, Your pitroiiDge solicited. Orders may be left with J, Graham <fc Co