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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 546, 18 November 1875, Page 3

Mfscellaneous.

JUST ARRIVED, Ex Tbe Desperandura, DIKEOT TBOV MXLBOTTSNK, Tbt choicest and moat highly flavored lot of JVEW SEASON TEAS,

In half chests and boxes, yet offered to tbe public, and to be sold UNDBJ& AUCKLAND PRICES.

Orders from any part of the Waikato will be . promptly attended to.

Woolpacks, Sheep Shears, Hay Rakes, &«., always on hand.

JT. A U B I N ,

Alexandra.

m« AWAMUTU CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS.

The 5e Awamuta Cavalry Volunteers wi[l parade at Cambridge on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 86, with Sword, Carbine, and Ammunition. Wit. JACKSON,

Major Commanding

** ' „ •> VWaikatoCavalfy Volunteers. Wortrfber 15, 1875.

CAMBRIDGE CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS.

"ffhe'Mstoal half-yearly Drill will coifcmence on the 19th November, ab 10 a m. - ' ' -JAM^a RUNCIMA>, Captain. I October 25th, 1875.

'from Remuera, on 7th instant, •^7 Bay H^RB, little white on hind leg, ona sfcoe off, no brand, nearly thoroughbred. Has been tracked through Mercer. Supposed she will try to get to Hangiadhia, where she was bred. Anyone returuing hor to Captain 'Jafkson, !Ra2orback, or ftfr S. Jackson, 'Ramuera. will be libsrally > re wifrded. *8. JACKSON, Jufr.

A Cheque, drawn 'by frames Stewart, on his<-41tiful accounfc at Auckland, payable to the Bank of New 'Zealand, Ngaruawahia, four the sum of £67 •• 10d (sixty seven pounds 'three shillings and tenpence), has been lost between Ngfruawtthia and Hamilton. The public are warned against paying or m any ttfey negotiating this oheque.

QHEftLEY'S HOTEL, EAftGTltfm. Tbe 'Proprietor wishes to thank the Waikato settlers «na visitors for^tbeir liberal patronage. No effort will ibe spared to 'perpetuate tho good >feme of (his old established house.

Cbotifltab'ling. Sa&ile'-Horses. Securo'Paddecks

y.5.-HftrWW< Wtontivg Quarters.

fO OT©REK£E?P£RS— Tobaccos :— Venus, Navy, Twiet, JFcmcy and Cu.; Cigarettes ; UnunY; Walking *Sticks"; 'Pipes, comprising Me?ischaums, Wood, Clay, Cr.B.D's, J^rdian Rubber aad oifrer varieties. «. tyAXLKR, fDitfect importer from Burepe/

•36 V O U N G MAJOR" Will serve a limited number of mares at home this iflWon, at £2 10s each marc.

F. R. FOSTER.

THE CELEBRATED IMPORTED CLYDESDALE HORSE

"BARON OF CLYDE," Will travel in the Waikato this season.

Tuesday nights Wednesday nigh t

Hamilton ... Ohaupo ...

Remainder of week

Cambridge ...

The attention of breeders is particularly drawn to this horse's pedigree, hia eire being the celebrated Prince Charlie, a hdrse that was never •beaten, no matter how good the company.

Babov ot Gotj?e — (of the pure Clydesdale breed)— *is a rioh bay. He lias great strength of bone, beautiful symmetry, superior action, is perfectly quiefc, and is a good worker. He was bred by! those wellknown breeders, Messrs, W and J MacDooald, of Halcombe, Melbourne. Baron of Clyde was only exhibited once a*3 a yearling, viz., at the National Show, Kyneton, where he gained first prize. As a two ye&r old, he gnined fiist prize at Castlemaine, tirat at Kyneton, second at Smeaton, first at Daylesford, and second at Bacchus Marsh, As a three year old he gained prize rft Bendigo, second at Smeaton, f iret at KyDeton.and first at Dalesfoid, Sire Old Prince Charley, imported ; Bam, Blossom. Prince Charlie was "exhibited seven times before leaving Scotland for Victoria, and gained seven first (prizes, including the Highland Agricultural Society's Show at Glsgow, iv 1859, competing against thiriy others. In Victoria, Prince Charlie gained a great number of prizes, including the Port Philip Farmer's Challenge Cup, value LBO, in 3859, IS6O, and 18G2 ; grandeire, Farmer. Blossom, dam of Baron of Clydo, by Lothian Tarn, imported, "was exhibited live times, and gained four first prizes and one second prize; fiiet prife at Castlemaine, second at Sin eat on fil-st at Stneaton the 'following year, and two nrit prizes at Daylesford. t Terms, £4 each mare, two or more marcs as rper agreement.

THE VALUABLE THROUGHBRED SIRE, "BENATHALATH."

Hamilton Tuesday nights Te Awamutu ... Wednesday nights Alexandra ... Thursday nignts Cambridge ... Remainder of week

BENATHALATH is 7 years old, stands 15 hands 3 inches, he is a beautiful dark brown >with black points, and has powerful bone, lie was bred by H. H. Stafford, Esq., of Nelson, by Towton dam Symphony, Towtou by Melbourne, (lam Cinder ilia by Touchstone, Symphony by Trumpet, dam Paincess by -Oraie's Marchioness [ own Ulster to Towton won the Oaks in 1865, Marquis brother to Towtou the 2,000 guineas in 1562, ran second for the Derby and won the St Leger. For full pedigree see New Zealand Stud Book. Terms £1 each mare, two or more mares ai vtr agreement. •0. KIKKW9OD.