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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 709, 2 January 1877, Page 1

Hotels. £JOTEL R0 3 ETC, T KEAN E, PrOPBIETOB. —■ SELECT BILLIARD BOOM:. Brewers AIK ATO BRE WE R¥. Alb and Porter ;in Wood, Aliß AND PORTER IN BoTTIiB, Average imported article not to be com- ; pared with it. . . - Customers will oonfer a great favor, also a pecuniary benefit, by promptly returning Casks, Kegs, and empty Bottles. The highest price paid for ale and porter bottles. W, GUMMING. WHIT S 0 N AND SONS, NQARTJAWAHIA BREWERY, Are Supplying their Well-known Aleß and Porter (in Wood and Bottle) to all parts di the Waikato. Stallions. finO STAND THE SEASON, At Wilson's Hotel, Alexandra, THE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE '% U LI PS E." ECLIPSE is a Beautiful Dark Bay, stands 15 hands 2 inches, has good bone and splendid action. Eclipse was bred in Auckland. By Dainty Ariel, dam Irish Kate. Irish Kate, by Chloroform, a full brother to St Patrick. Eclipse has beaten 'Paramatta and other good horses on the East Coast. ROUTE— Monday—©own west bank of Waipa to Whata Whata. Tuesday—Leaves -Whata Whata, re turning 'byJNgahinapouri, calling where inducement offers. Wednesday —At home. Thursday—Through Paterangi to Kihi. kihi. Friday—Leaves Kihikihi for home. At home the remainder of the week. Tevmß :—£2 2a. per Mare ; groomago, 23. 6d, payable on service. All accounts must ba paid before January fi, 1877. For further particulars, apply to W. W. HIGOINSON. EINOK ARTHUR. This Gelebrated Imported Clydesdale Stallion will Stand for\the Season at the undermentioned places, viz.: Ohaupo, Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning; Te Awamutu, Tuesdy afternoon and Wednesday morning; returning to Hamilton by Cambridge or Ohaupo on Friday, ae occasion may require. Terms:—Single Mares, £4 10s ; two or more, £4 each. Paddocks provided; no responsibility incurred. All payments by Ist January, 1877. Prince Arthur is >by the celebrated " Campsie," considered the best Horße of his day in Scotland. His Pedigree is best seen in the number of his Stock now serving as sires in all parts of the Prevince. RICHARD GWYNNE. Hamilton, 30lh September, 1876. STAND THE SEASON, The Well-known Entire Horse « ST. ANDREW." St. Andrew is a beautiful dappled brown j stands I'/ hands 3 rising 6 yea s j and is a sure foal-getter. St Andrew, by Ivarihoe, imported from Scotland to Canterbury, where he was a great favourite. Iv nhoe, by the cele brated Clydesdalo, Sir Walter Scott, dam Maggie, from imported stock on both sides, and a prize taker at Timaru Show. ROUTE— Monday—Through Paterangi to Te Awamutu Tuesday—Alexandra Wednesday—Te Rore, and home the .remainder of the week. Terms:—£2 5s per Mare. All accounts must be paid bofore 6th January, 1877. Good paddocks at Is 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibiJity. For further particulars, apply to ROBERT DRABBLE, NgahiuaDouri.