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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1934, 27 November 1884, Page 4

T. & S. MORRIN & CO., (LIMITED), AUCKLAND, N.Z. WHOLESALE & RETAIL HARDWARE MERCHANTS.

T. & S. Morrin and Co. (Limited), direct the attention of their Waikato friends and the public generally to the grand Shipment of BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES now" oisr viE"w r IN THEIR CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT, HIGH QTREET \ AUCKLAND. /TTIGH QTREET igh Jotreet) Auckland. \Jlligh Otreet Which for quality, finish, &c., Are far superior to any seen in Auckland for some considerable time. We name a few of the Latest Designs — THE DUPONT BAROUCHE! A very elegant new design, hung on three springs, top folds entirely back, seated for six persons. THE NEW STYLE WAGONETTE! Built very strong for hard service ; will carry six persons. A really serviceable machine. THE LIGHTNING JUMP SEAT ! A thoroughly strong and roomy machine, can be altered from single to double-seated in a second of time. THE DOUBLE-SEATED PIANO BOX THE FRENCH PH/ETON THE TOP TRAY BUGGY THE CORNING ROAD WAGGON THE NEW BREWSTER PHOTON The above vehicles are highly recommended for their strength and workmanship, and a,re well suited for farmers or families.

saLr^=r^r-»T. & S. M. & Co. request Farmers to write iPCtiggy or apply for their Illustrated Catalogue of Implements, which may be had gratis and post free. SEASONABLE IMPLEMENTS ARE NOW BEING SHOWN IN GREAT VARIETY. CORN SHELLERS FOR HAND AND POWER. IMPROVED COBN SHELLERS WITH CLEANING, ELEVATING AND BAGGING ATTACHMENT. Chaff-cutters and Horse Gears, Turnip-cutters, Pulpers, Qorn-crusbers, Seed Sowers, Barrow Seed Sowers, Broad cast Seed Sowers, Harrows, Rollers, and the Celebrated Disc Harrow, by English and American makers. PA/NTS, OILS, VARNISHES, STOCKHOLM AND COAL TAR. TARPAULINS, OILED OR PLAIN CANVASS, ALL SIZES. T. <sfc S. MORIRIISr & Co. (LIMITED), QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND.

LOWDEN T A M Will stand at TE RORI and triivel the uudermentiouod route :—: — Monday. — Through Alexandia, Te Awatnutu and Orakau. Tuesday. — Rangiaohia, Cross Roads, Patuiangi and home. Wednesday. — At home. Thm sday.— Whatawhata and Te Kowhai. Friday.— Up Waipa and home. Saturday. — At home. J. A. HIGGINSON, Te Rore, Alexandra.

Encouraging for Horse Breeders. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE ENTIRE PRESIDENT Will stand this season at my homestead, Wai Valley. Terms : Single Mare, £2 10s cash, half returned if no tool. President is thoroughly staunch in all harness, with a grand temper. His stock (which have been as a rule out of secondclass niares) speak for themselves. Bring some Good Mares this Year, and you wiJ 1 not regret it. RICHARD REYNOLDS.

rpHE WAIKATO LAND ASSOCIA1 TION'S Model Farmer's Horse % L O T H AIR Will Stand this year at Woodlands. Terms : Single Mare, £3 ; two or more as per agreement. Also, The Well-known Thoroughbred KINGFISHER, By Dainty Ariel, Will stand at same place and at same price. The Dainty Ariel stock need no recommendation.

rpHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION •*■ RETRIEVER. Retriever is by Totara, dam Gift, im« ported. He is a bright . bay, six years old, Stands 16£ hands high, with grand action, powerful muscle and .is well proportioned, good tempered, and a sure foal-getter. Due notice will be given before travelling the Waikato District. The above is now to be seen at Carter's Livery Stables, Cambridge. Retriever will travel asunder during the week : — Te Awarautu, Kihikihi, Ohaupoi Alexandra, Tamahere, Terms: Single mare, three guineas; two or more, two and a half; guineas, ' I M.L/BOND. ' •