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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 733, 27 February 1877, Page 1

Hotels. THISTLE g[OTEL HE NR Y KEA NE, j PROPRIETOR. ;;' —* SELECT BILLIARD ROOM:. Brewers ... jAIK &T O BRE WE RY. , Akß AND PoBTEB IN WoOD, AliE AND POBTBB_,IN BoTTIB, Average imported article not to be com- ' ■ : j ■• ' pared with it. Customers will confer a great favor, also a; pecuniary benefit; by promptly returning Casks, Kegs, and empty Bottles. The highest price paid /or ale and porter bottles. , W. GUMMING. W HITS 0 N ■■' AND SONS, tf GARUAWAHIA BREWERY, Are Supplying their Well-known Ales and Porter (in Wood and Bottle) to all parts of the Waikato. Stallions. Tt\ O STAND TUM ■■■:• AAS ON, At Pinch's Hotel, Alexandra, The Heavy Draught' Entire "PRIDE OF .THE. WORTH.?' Pbidb of tub Nobth is a baautiful dappled brown, stands 16 bands 1 inch, is rising 4 years, staunch and quiet in harness, has proved himself a sure foal getter. Pride of the North was bred in. Waugahuj, got by the well-known, imported, horse Wellington put of a prize' mate 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 RORI FERRY, from I 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. TUESDAY, through PATERANGI to I Mr RAMSAY'S place at Rangiaohia, calling where sufficient inducement offers. WEDNESDAY-Through TE AWAMUTTT to KIHIKIHI. THURSDAY—Through TE AWAMUTD homewards. Terms r—Single mares, £3 j '■. 2 or more; as per agreement. Groomage fee, ss, payable at time of service, . AH accounts must be paid before the 6th January, 1877. Good paddocking, Is 6d per week. Every care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars, apply to F. Barker, or the undersigned, W. W. HIGGINSON. Alexandra, Sept. 13,1876. ' ... ; \0 STAND THE SEASON, The Well-known Draught Entire "NORTHERN HERO." Terms: -£4 each mare; two or more as per agreement. Groomage, ss. All payments to be made before the Ist of January, 1877. Northern Hbbo has proved himself a sure foalgetter, to which his former Sea* sons in Auckland can testify. He is a good worker himself, and his stock bear the highest character as staunch goodtempered horses. His sire, "Matchless, 'wafi one of the best horses ever imported to New Zealand j and his dam, " Blossom," was shewn several times in Auckland, and never beaten. Mondays, to Cambridge till 12 p.m. on Tuesday; Hamilton West, on Wednesday; Thursday, Hamilton East; and his own Stables the remainder of the week. Good paddocks at 2s 6d per week. All care taken of mares, but no respon* sibility. For further particulars, apply to W. DIJKSDALE, Hamilton East. I.EORGE WILKINSON, GENERAL SMITH AND AGRIOULTDRAL IMPLEMENT MAKEB, Tb Awamotu. Plough Fittings of all descriptions. Cast and Wrought Shears. Bolts of all leDgths always on hand. & Repairs of all kinds of Implements executed with protnpilude at moderate HORSES CAREFULLY SHOD.