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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4811, 29 August 1894, Page 3

of ay sSj al o, rc id )n ly it of J. HENDERSON, Merchant Tailor Opposite Club Hotel, • Queen Street, i..,.Mnstertoii. The favour of jour patronage recommendation requested. . MABTERTON CASH BOOT Market. PIIOI'IIIIiTOIIS, r|'HE only lioot House in New Zcai land soiling boots and shoes retail at wholesale priees, Call and seo our stock of boots and shoes for Winter wear which for prices and quality is the best value money can buy. Wo are the largest manufacturers and importers of boots and shoes in Now Zealand. We claim to bo the friend of the working man, we not only give employment to a very large number, but. wo were also the first to reduce the price of hoots to within the reach of all as our price list will show Warm Slippers from 1/• Ladies' Evening Slioes from <t/G Ladies' Walking Shoes from 5/0 Ladies' Strong Boots for country wear 7/6 Ladies' Boots and Shoes at all prices. Mens' Good Watertights from 10/G Mens' Good Shooting Hoots from 9/11 Mens' Good Bluchers from 5/6 Mens' Balmorals, own make, from 11/0 Youths' Good Shooting Boots, sizes lto 3, 7/11 Youth's Good Shooting Boots, <1 to 5, 8/11 ' Boys' Strong School Boots, 10 to 13, . 5/11 Girlsj Lace-Up Copper Toe, 2/11, 3/11, Childrens' Boots and Shoes from 1/-. Repairs Done on The Premises. Leather and Grindery at Wellington Prices. Country Orders Promptly Attended To. Dox't Mistake The Addjiess : R. HANNAH and Co., (Opposite Club Hotel), Qi'hex-stheut, Mastemon. H. Peterson, Manager. 1 I JHI&Uo.! Auctioneers, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, j "Wool, &ad Produce Brokers, i WULLINGTON, N. 2„ ' A HE prepared to undertake Auction Sales < J. A. of Stock, Jlorsos, Wool, sheepskins, i Hides, Tallow, etc. Also ot General Mer- j cliaudise, Furniture, Town and Country < Lands. ,Sales held in tho country districts as arranKed. _ Liberal cash advances made agaiust consignments placed in our hands lot sale or shipment, also on wool, sheepskins, tallow, hides and livo tock. 'J WAIItAIiAPA PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS. Jr APAL, Bromide, ltyof'aml Silver \J _ Print Jjlnl'irgcmeiits, from C.D.Y. to. Life'"Size, linished with Enamel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface,

POB-TRAITS: Three-quarter and Full Length Calnuets, beautifully finished. Equal to tho best in the Colony, for: 7s (id Half Dozen) Q I v n Oil One Dozen jO/ * IIIST Family Group with Enamel or Mat-Opal Surface; also finished in Oil or Water Colours. Views taken in town or country. On Sale! The Lost assortment of Maori Photos in New Zealand. w.riiiijjj] AIASTEETON. V Well-known sire horse, ROLLO, by Danebury, out of Sweetheart, winner of a number of races, including the "Waii'nra]>a Cup. Would make a useful horse on a station j his stock being of a great size. For further particulars apply— Waiharapa Daily Times Office, SIRES OF TEE SEASON. Derringer, Ascot, DERRINGER, winner ot tho Sylvia Park _ Stakes, by MUSKET—IiOSALIE.by Patriarch, by Yattendou, Days ot Old (imp) by Irish Birdcatchcr, ASCOT (the largest boned Thoroughbred Sire m thePistriot) sire ot NORTON (Grand National Winner), Monto Carlo.nml other winners; by Kelpio limn), sire ot FIREWORKS, NEWBOLD, MAID ot HONOIi, oto., dam 'I he Thorn, by tho BARB (winner of tho Melbourne and two Sydney Cups), trom Brown Duchess (g.d.of the great horse ABEROORN), Clove (imp,) Those high-class Sires will be limited to 30 mates each,at moderate tecs,with special terms to owner using fcotli. Good paddocks provided troo till stinted. Every care taken, but without responsibility. When required, mares must bo paid for before delivery. For tull particulars, breeding and performances, see circulars, which may bo bad from tho undersigned, J. 0. HAYWARD, Kaiwaiwai, viaFeatherstor. mO rtand this season at tho Iron Stab'cs, X Feo.tliorslon, the thoiouglibrcdstaUion Rebellion, bv Treason-Miscliict by Southern UHcf. Rebellion's pcrformanoa on the turf ii too well known to need f ommont, Terms, fit per mare, pr.yoblo by p.ii., Ist January, 1895, good paddocks at Is per weok until stinted. Rebellion will be at Taratnlii Hotel, Carterton, on Tuesdays, calling at Greytowu eu routo samo day, Maniuborough oa Saturdays, wcatkr permitting, during the Ecason. Marcs can bo sunt for and returned when stinted if required, J. FREETH, TARATAHI-CAIITERTON RACING CLUB. "VIOMINATIONS will bo rcoeived up to 1\ SATURDAY, 15th September, 1894, for— WAIBARAPA HACK GUINEAS (1895) of 00 guinea?, second horso 10 guineas, third 5 guineas, from stako, One mile, For present 2-year-olds, that are not nomina- . ted for other than liack races at. timo of entry, and have not won a raco of over £4O at timo of starting, hack and hunter races excepted. Colts Bst lOlbs, fillies and geldings Bst slbs, To be run on the Taratahi-Carterton racecourse in Nov. 1895. Nomination 10s Gd. Acceptance £1 Is, on night of general entry, 1895. NOMINATIONS also o|oso on same dato foi— WAIRABAPA HACK GUINEAS (189G) ot 50 guineas, second horse 10 guineas, thir 6 guineas, from tho stake. One mile, For present yearlings, that are not nominated tor other than hack races at time of entry.and that have not won a race of over . £4O at timo ot starting, hack and hunter races excepted. Colts, Bst 101b, fillies and geldings'Bst 51bs. To be run on tho Tara-tahi-Caiteiton':race course in Nov. 1896. Nomination 10b Gd. Acceptance f 1 Is,oh on night of general entry .1890, Should nominations jußtify it,. the Club will increase the amount of stake, Nora',-Nominations "lit both events'close on SATUBPAY, feeptembor loth next, i ■ W. •' ■ Hon, Seo., P.O. Box 18, (Jftrtoiton,