MR CARTER'S NEW LIVERY STABLES,CAMBRIDGE.

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1665, 8 March 1883, Page 2

MR CARTER'S NEW LIVERY STABLES,CAMBRIDGE.

Among the/ttflYnerqusj^enJjorprises in the wdy of nciv businca^ premises and exfceiw siona which we have' had to record on tHY part ofatfe'GAlri i briHg¥p'tlo!icAwithm the past twelve months, the most recent, and 'amongst) i the 'mos"t extensive,! is tllfltftof the enterprising coach proprietor. laud livery, 'Bta,bter ;be~eper,! fMriJYVf./K. Carter. , -Messrs, Clemey. and fT}odd ft j the. contractors, have just now' completed 'the , erectioq of the new hqrse.tjazaar ; \vh jch is attached .to , Mr i 'Carter's ( oji|- 'pr^misps. Indeed, both promises Wo diie and the sp,ine, ,sic ne^w building being an addition to the old concern. T\jkfiuvr premises, wbiph , t oc,c t upy the ,* recently vacant allotment 'which 'exfaiea bet'wcen Messrs Lewis aiid Simpson's new building and theiNational Hotel," haye 1 a frontage to Lilice-street and are connected with , the old stables at the back.; Jn the- f rant on the left-hand side there is a spjicjous hamess-rqoiji, ,and ,on jthe -,l'ig.ht is the office, a well-finished apaitmfent." In the matter of stable accbmm'dda'ti6n the new additions consist of thirty new stalls and five Bpaciouß'lodß& botfes, 'together with new coach aud buggy^ houses ami yard? . room. ' The stalls 'hrV not'of 'd Rind! usually met with in cpmitryslablel 'vail which horses are ' treated ■ to* all sorts of] airings and draughts, but are substantially! constructed with wodden' ■ floors, 'gooey mangeiys, and everything else conducive^ to animal comfort. •luoluding ,the dX acconimorlation there are now in all fifty > stalls and ten logso boxes. We venture! ;to gay that for fiv.cry and', stjiV)lei aoicom- >\ moddtipn Mr^jirterVpreinises are »econd j excelled accofnmqdatWn at his disposal ; we Have no'd6ubt that ' the ' enterprise j w,hiph the j^rpprietor has exemplified f will bo suitably acknowledged 6y iriqlre^eed .P.atrouage. ; ■ / , ;ti .., T: . r , „ T )M