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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1580, 19 August 1882, Page 4

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Bridles. — Ladies' and Gents,' in Snaffles, Pelhain, and Wey mouth, from 6s upwards. .t«. t « Whips • — Fou r-horse, Carriagejlß'ugjf^f and Cart Whips. Splendid assortment of Ladies' and Jockey Whips, from Is $}d upwards. Buggy, Cart, and Plough Harness on hand and made to order. Sundries. — Valises, Courier Bags, Leggings, Buggy Lamps, Europe Rope Cattle Bells, Blushes, and every other description ot Saddlet 's Stock always on hand. Pack-saddles and Horse-covers kept in stock. Also, iioav landing, a lot of American Stage Collars, much esteemed for waggon work.

pADIXY , & WALLACE, BLACKSMITHS & ' AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKERS, Ngaruawahia, BEG TO NOTIFY that they aro now prepared to do all classes of the above work at Auckland Piioes. GOOD WORKMANSHIP WITH MODERATE CHARGES. • Edtimates given upon all classes of work ir connection with either of the above branches of their trade.

WAIKATO. — Once more, aud then we close this series of advertisements. We regret that some of you are dissatisfied with the tone wo have taken. We assure you that under the guise of, perhaps big language, there ever ran a deep creek of practical information. We shall be glad to compensate the grieved readers — with timber. We want particularly to draw your attention to the very wonderful dm ability of Te Rahu timber. The lemoiseless hand of time, which falls so heavily on most things, touches very gently the houses built of Te Rahu timber. Other houses crumble away into dust, but these &liall stand — monuments of imperishable grandeur, to win the wonder and admiration pf countloss generations in ihe future. Our handsome matched and beaded lining is sure to keep a pleasant expression on the faces of those who are surrounded by it. Outmatched flooring, by its magnificent color, cannot fail to have a refining influence upon those who tread o\ er it, and our richly flowered ceiling keeps &unsliinc in the hearts of those whose lives pass beneath it. Very tasteful jand elegant, our moulding and skirting makes the inside work, and our rusticated weatherboard - ing gives a high tone to the outside appeal ance. So get your timber nianufiiutmcd by COULTHARD BROS., Te Rahu Steam Saw and Planing Mills,- , TE AWAMUTU.

rpo STAND THE SEASON X In the Waikato District, The Imported Norfolk Trotting Stallion, PRICKWILLOW.

Piickwillow is a beautiful bay brown, standing over 1."5 hands "2 inches, and is ju^t turned^" ycai^s old.? He is certain to prove himself a siro of stylish' hackneys, buggy and carriage horses. He took first prizes at the Metropolitan Show, Christcluucli, in 1574 and ]87*>, as well as other prizes at the Bangiora Show. Pricks illow was selected in England by Major Barlow, who is considered one of the host judges in tho United Kingdom. Prick willow's, cost wasover 500 guineas, and that will give an idea of the value put upon the blood. > For pedigree, etc., see cards and future advertisement. f j-s ! > f W ( : HOWARD.

THE AUCKLAND STUD COM-! PANY'S Thoroughbred Imported Stallion STERLINGrWORTH, by Sterling, out of Chillianwallah, by Ncwminster, will stand during the' coming season at Mr J. Allwill's Farrii, near Cambiroge^aM travel the surrounding districts. w "" *-* Pedigree, Peiformances, and Terms of Service etc., in a future issue. JAMES WALMSLEY, , • Managing Director ' „ A. S. Co. (Limited), „

T OGAL .INDUSTRY.' PADDY & WALLACE, ; AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKEtipi, NGARUAWAHIA. 1 The nnaef^giKnV:SViUsirappljr;, Price List of, and receiA r e orders for the -obmle*

MONEY TO LEND oil {Mors&sMfc , First-class • -Freehold.' ' See»|ri^4? Wm. ~ Coleman^'SoliciW,' Jcoiii'er ' of ;dn^§^ and ShortlauH StreewVAuokland.' ''** ; .