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Waikato Times, Volume XII, Issue 975, 21 September 1878, Page 3

JL I z -—•"'" FOTTND, a Sum of Money. The owner oan have the »ame by describing, and paying cost of advertisement. P y UOBT. HARRIS. I LOST, a-Bunch of KeysU(on ■ King) between the Punt and j Dawso^'sT'Wuidec. willibe. rewarded on paving same at R ? yal ( Hotel, Hamdton Eaßt. j-----' MR WRIGHT, Chemist r and Druggist, Cambridge, is authorised to receive Accounts and Advertisements for the Waikato' Times. F.A. WHITAKER, ' v Proprietor. OOA REWARD will be given for oV^V/ auch information as will lead to the prbs'eoutibn of ahy person Lighting Fires on Rotoradgi or Moauavale Estates. , E. B. WALKER. • i 'i ' i .'■ \ .■ i TtENDEIiS WANTEP, for about Twenty Miles of Swamp Draining on Rotorangi Estate.— For full particulars apply, before October 8, to E. B. WALKER. JESSIE RAYMOND'S CALEDONIAN COMPANY. 7 THE two Infantile Wonders of the Southern Hemisphere m " UNCLE iTOM 1 S CABIN, aewsteii W th^'^omnany . Interlude. : Songsj^ancca, &c. ; Duet, "TheOutside Gate;" Little Amy and Baby. Edith Glover. To cdnblude .with /thb .Screaming' J Scotcg I , epmedy, f "Maggie Macfarlanel" After the'per-.; formance, ,a, Select, Dance. , ; Mr Glover,. Wl^preaide^at^Pknoi^''; ..£..!;., * d j :■ .'J-Jii'ii; 'ib'.'r-l iQ'.IH O.iJ !.!0 J^ .( .-;.">.•;•• :>ii4 m J-if;q : "I : t&fapßmSaS^B*. jfitAa Oambbioob. , The Thoroughbred Horse " Knottingley.!' j ENOTTINGEEY^isca darki Chesiiut, standing oyer; ;16 , hands high, with immense bone and 'substance. By Scud, dam Termagant (own sister to Glendon). by Cap-a-Pie: Griselda by Dover, Gertrude by Trumpet^ Scud, by Riddlesworth," ' Spray by Donizetti,' Lady Ann by Whisker. ~ Sprey is ithe ;dam of Wetsail, Stormbird, Belle of the.lsles (dam of Temple;tpn), and other ; gop^ performers. „ , Scud is by 'Riddlesworth, sire of phlnty Ariel, and very many; other good norseß. Knottingley as a Racehorse won all his engagements as a three-year old at Timaru (including Timaru Cup), Oamaru and D.unepUn j !and t Won m the, following years the.Canterbury 'Cup twiceV besides many, other races, beating the 1 best racehoises of the day. ' Enottiifglejr's career on the turf was' the most successfui of any horse that ever ran in 'New 1 Zealand. His, winnings amounted to more than £$qqq. '■. ; ;; ;;' ■;■_ y^^ «>.-.-. i i Ter,mV: v FIve r Fuineas. I 'Two* Guineas to be remitted shoMid the Mare^hbtprove in^oai.-" ! ' : 7 M 7 !r - tV ■"'<»■■■■ ■■ ■ ■ji'. , '>;naniv>i-.;.i^i.!i •,■■• ;■.., "'"Al80, '}"'',"/,''; _ By Derby, ; dam Cynthea,' by Dainty Ariel, Moonshine by The Libel (sire of Traduoer), Twilight by Velocipede, Miss Garfor^h by: Walton-Hy^cinthus, Lava by Delpini, Flora by Kinc Fergus, The Libel by Pantatooh one of Pasquinade (own sister to Touchstone) by Camel, Banter by Master Henry, Boadicea by J Alexander, Brunette by A mar an thus, Mayfly by Matchem, Ancaster Starling, Derby byjFewyman, ; (Jiis dam Chrysolite by Stobkwell), Juliet v by Touchstone, Ferryman byJFisherman, Rose de Florence jby The.-Flying Dutchman, -Boavding ;Seh6otiMlßß by Plenipotebtiaryr AEROLITE is a^Dark Brown Horse, standing about 15 hands 2 inches, and considered by good judges to. be, one of. the most symmetrically formed Horses m the colony. His grand action and undeniable sound constitution, combined with an 'extremely "docile 'temper, and possessing. (as will be seen from his pedigree) not only the fastest but the stoutest; racing strains of blood m the universe, stamp him a most, desirable Horse to >breed from, and. shouid ensure his services being much sought after during the coming season. Terms : Five Guineas. Two Gulneaß to be remitted should the Mare not prove , m foal. : . ... .- Thoroughbred Mares will be charged Double Fees. Payments for. service and grazing, and Mareß to be removed by 10th January, 1879. ...'.. Exc Uent Grass Paddocks at is 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. 7No busineßß done on Sundays. ■ JAMES WALMSLEY. 7W A I X A T 0. FOR Sale, with immediate possession, WELLAND FARM, situated between Te Awamutu and Alexandra, being three miles from the intended Railway Station, with which it is connected by j- main road, consisting of 150 acres of rich 3 pasture land ; this being third year of grass, now at its best ; on same level with r Messrs Goodfellow's aud Gibson's farms, the land being some of the lest m this choice district ; all fenced and ditched, with quicks growing, and divided into five paddocks, and having a run of unoccupied land of over £500 acres to the north and ;, south More good land immediately y adjoining can be purchased if desired, The House has eight rooms beside: kitchen and dairy, with tanks, wall and ~ pump, together with two enclosed shedi j at rear of house, each 12 x 24, being usee . as coach-house and stables, &c, all buill of kauri. The rooms are papered and painted or varnished throughout, an< - fitted with cupboards and every conve nience, and well suited for a large family 't The House has verandah on front ant j sides, surrounded by ornamental and fmi 5 ' trees, covering- <an acre of latid. Thi property is offered, with or without Stool and Household Furniture, at valuation ~ For price and terms, apply to H. JoHNse* Welland Farm, Te Awamutu, Waikato. )- . THOS. COLEBROOK, Builder, &c. of Auckland, being engaged i v erecting th«> New Stores of Messrs Well »n and Hughes, at C»mbrid e e, is prepare ie to undertake all kinds of work m tb ie above lice whilst m the district. Est a. mates cirefully urepared. Insti uotiot left at the above S -ores promptly attende . to,