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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1925, 6 November 1884, Page 4

;,-iii. ".» ; ■ Notices. SMITH & CAUGHEY (239 Queen-street, 300 *nd 302 Upper Queen-street, Auckland; and at Newmarket/ BEG TO INTIMATE THAT THEY HAVE PURCHASED FROM MRS. JANE SMITH FOR PROMPT CABH, THE WHOLE OP HER LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF SILKS, DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, ETC. IT TS THE INTENTION OF ADVERTISERS TO MAKE CONSIDERABLE ALTEEATH )NS AND IMPEOVEMENTS IN THE PEEMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY MRS. SMITH AND PRIOR TO DOING SO THEY HAVE RESOLVED to hold a GRAND CLEARANCE SALE, 42TDOORS OPEN AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M.TE* THE OBJECT OF S. & C. IN PURCHASING THE STO3K WAS IN ORDER TO SECURE A LONG LEASE OF MRS. SMITH'S CENTRAL EXTENSIVE AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES, TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THEIK DAILY INCREASING BUSINESS.

IMPORTANT TO ECONOMISTS.

SALE PRIG! S WILL BE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES WITH BLUE INK, AND AS MRS. SMITH ALSO MARKED HER GOODS IN PLAIN FIGURES, CUSTOMERS WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY OF JUDGING FOR THEMSELVES AS TO THE EXTENT OF THE REDUCTIONS MADE. S. ft C. NEED ONLY ADD THAT IN THE MATTER OF PRICES THEY ARE RESOLVED TO OFFER TO BUYERS OF SILKS, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &c, SUCH INDUCEMENTS AS MUST MAKE THIS SALE ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL EVER HELD IN AUCKLAND. SMITH & CAUGHEY, DRAPERS AND SILK MERCERS, 239 QUEEN-STREET, 300 AND 302 UPPER QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND ; AND AT NEWMARKET. OUR NEW SPRING AND SUMMER PRICE AND PARCEL LISTS are now ready, And can be procured, post-free, on application to simixtih: &d Oj^itg:b::e]"y% TEE CHEAP DRAPERY AND PARCEL WAREHOUSE, 239 QUEEN-STREET, 300 AND 302 UPPER QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND; AND AT NEWMARKET.

HAVING BOUGHT THIS WELLKNOWN ENTIRE HORSE YOUNG WELLINGTON, He will stand at To Awamutn, and travel the surrounding dibtiicts this season, as follows :—: — Monday— Kihikihi and Orakau, and home tlnougli Rangiaohia Tuesday— At home Wednesday— Harapipi and Kaniwhaniwha Thursday — Ngahinepouri and Paterangi Friday— At lionie Saturday — Down the Mangapiko Road and home through Alexandra. Terms : £2 each mare, p.iyable on the 10th of January, 1S83 ; five per cent, allowed on two, ten per cent on three or more the property of one owner. Good paddock provided at Is Gd per week. Care taken, but no responsibility. GEORGE HARPER, Piiniu Flat, Te Awnmutn.

THE THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED STALLION FEVE, Having last season proved himself a sure foal getter, WILL STAND THE SEASON AT REDWOOD, And travel in the Waikato District where inducement offers. PEDIGREE. By Lord Chfden, out of Haricot, by Mango or Laneicost; her dam, Queen Mary, by Gladiator. Mango, by En. ilia.*, out of Mustard, by Mcilin, out of Morel. Lanercost, by Liverpool, out of Otis, by Bustard, out of Daughter of sister to Skysweeper, by Highflyer. Lord Clifden, by Newminster, dam The Slave, by Melbourne, out of Volley, sister to Voltigeur. Newminster, by Touchstone, out of Beeswing, by Dr Syntax. A PRIZE of £5 os will be given for the best yearling by Fi:\t: adapted for the saddle, and als-o one of £5 os for the bett yearling adapted for haine&s — of maics served in 18S3, and each succeeding year whilst in my possession.

Also, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion BONNIE PRINCE (Southern Champion, and winner of eleven First-class Frizes in Otago). For Pedigree and other particulars see cards. Box>ie Prince's sire is the illustrious stud horse Piince, the property of MrB I Nimmo, Otago. Prince, for purity of bleeding and as a getter of prize stock, is unequalled in the colonies ; his stock having been sold for higher price 3 than ever was obtained for any other horse's stock in Otago. Prince is a bright bay, stands \G\ hands high; sire, Piince Charlie (imported); dam, Princess Maud the Ist (imported). Prince's sire, Prince Charlie, dark bay,' foaled 1555, of the pure Clydesdale breed, imported from Scotland by J. and M. Macintosh, where lie had been exhibited seven times and gained seven first prizes. Prince's dam, Princess Maud the Ist, bay, foaled 1853, imported from Scotland by J. and M. Macintosh. In Scotland, Princess Maud gained 18 prizes, includ- . ing a Silver Medal in Glasgow, when a three-year-old, against all ages. Gipsy, Bonnie Prince's dam, her sire the celebrated horse Emperor. Emperor has gained three first and three secoud prizes. Emperor's sire Napoleon, imported by the late J. Nimmo, gained first prize at the Bucklyve and Gartmore Agricultural Society's show as a two-year-old. Bonnie Prince, foaled 1879, is a beauti ful bright bay, compactly built and of very superior action, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter, and has gained the following prizes :— First at the Dunedin Agricultural Show, 1880 ; first prize Taieri Agricultural Show, 1880 ; first prize Dunedin Show, 1881 ; first prize Taieri Show, 1881 ; and same day first prize for best draught entire horse in the yard ; first prize Dunedin Show, 18S2 ; first prize Taieri Show, 1882, and first prize for best entire horse on the ground, any age; also, fir3t prize Palmerston Show, 1882; and first prize Blueskin Show, 1882, and same day first prize for best horse or mare on the ground, thus finishing his show career up to date unbeaten. , , Terms {for Feve , or Bonnie Prince) : Fi\ c Guineas ; two or more mares as per agieement; payable 14th January, 1885. Good paddocking, Is. 6d per week. Every care taken,, Cut no .responsibility. No Business done on Sundays. A PRIZE 6 ! f Ten Guineas will be given for £be best,y,earling, by Bonnie Prince of mares served 111,1883, and "each succeeding year whilst in my possession. Redwood, Cambridge,