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

Stallions. nO'STANt THE SEASON, L -'V ■ ■ :-' ' , The Well-known Draught Entire I HERO." Terms-: -£4 ;€jffiß,h mare ; two or more aa per agreement. T Groomage, 5?. All payments td;be made before the Ist of January, 1877. \ Noethebn Hasp has proved himself a sure foalgetter, ■ toswhich his former Seasons 'in Auckland .can testify. He is a good worker ancl his" stock bear the highest as' stauncb goodtt>mp«reii r li6r6es "Hisaire, "Matchless, 'wis one of the best horses ever imported to New Zealand.; and his dam, V Blossom,'' was shewn several times, in' Auckland, and never bealten. Mondays, to Cambri ige till 12 p.m. on Tuesday j Hamilton West, on Wednesday; •Thursday, Hamilton East ; and his own Stables the remainder of the week. Good paddocks at-2s 61 per week. Ail care taken off-'mares, but no respon--Bibik'y. ' For further particulars, np ly to W. DIJSSDALE, Hamilton East. ,0 STAND THE SEASON, At Finch's Hotel, Alexandra, The Heavy Draught Entire " PRIDE OE THE NORTH." Pride op the North is a baautifnl dappled brown, stands 16 hands 1 inch, is rising 4 years, staunch and quiefc in harness, has proved himself a sure foal getter. Pride of the North was bred in Wanganui, got by the well-known imported horse Wellington out of a prize nuro by Lofty. For full pedigree see cards. PRIDE OF THE NORTH will Stand at Finch's Hotel, Alexandra, and will Travel the District as follows.:— MONDAY, at TE BORI FERRY, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. TUESDAY, through PATERANGI to Mr Ramsay's place, at Rangtaohia, calling where sufficient inducement offers. WEDNESDAY—Through TE AWAHUTU to KIHIKIHI. THURSDAY—Th rough-IE- "*"""" TO homewauds. Terms:—Single mares, £3 j 2 or more, as per agreement. Grooniuge fee, ss, payable at time of service. All accounts must be paid .before the 6tb January, 1877. j Good paddocking, Is 6d per week. Every care tuken but no responsibility. For further particulars, apply to F. Barker, or the undersigned, . W. W. HIGGINSON. Alexandra, Sept. 13,1876/ SANDES & Co., CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, tS" THE PHARMACY, j®P Hamilton. HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES AND PREPARATIONS always in stock. F VRE'SSELTZOGENESorSodawater Machines.. BAKING POWDER in bottles and tins. Ir. the FANCY GOO D S and TOY Department, we have just opened a Urge consignment, ordered tor the CHRIS 1MAS SEASON, consisting of— WRITING DESKS—lnlaid and Plain PAPIER MACHE Writing Desks, Workboxes, Plotting Pads, Inlaid and Plain Workboxes, Glass Shades, Watch Stands, Work Baskets, Japanese Troys, Chess Boards. Dominoes, Table Gongs, Box Toys, Blocks and Puzzles, Toy Horses, China Tea Sets, Dolls, Mouth Harmonicons, &c, &c. Also, just received and -to arrive, a large assortment of Stationery and Books. SCHOOL REQUISITES always in stock. Teachers liberally dealt with. New Books by favourite authors, -and Auckland Prices. PARCHMENT, Cartridge Paper, Tracing Cloth, Lawyers Demy, Foolscap, and all kindsof Note Paper and Envelopes. STEPHENS' BLUE-BLACK WRITING FLUID & COPYING INK. Pehbv's Patent Copying Ink Pencils. TOBACCO AND CIGARS In Great Variety, and of Supwior Brands. PlPES—Amber and Eeruls, &c, &o. Cricket, Tennis, and India-rubber Balls. Carriage Candles and Patent Antifriction SANDES AND «0., CHEMISTS AND DRU3GISTS, Hamilton West, Waikato. A. ABRAHAM, LAND AGENT, STOCK & -CATTLE BROKER. •Cattie Bought on Commission. CRESCENT CHAMBERS, 1 -Shcrtland flfcroot, Auckland.