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Waikato Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2393, 10 November 1887, Page 3

Auctions. HAMII.T N AL'CTIuN MART. Saturday, November 12th, at 130 pm. V K w 1* U T A T O E S. i-a S’fl ami fating rotates, Beef, Pork .uni Poultry. Tip Dray, S-1 Diay Harness, nearly new. Three Wheel Harrows, Ac., Ac. N. R.—A Hr.-t--lass Hillard Table and fittings, lor private sale. ctioiK-fT. yyr AXT K D K X OWN. Me have MMVED into our NEW I’IIEM ISE S, (V.r..ii---ri;t;iT Ea>t, Opposite Railway -Station and Coupling's Store. \\ e have without douid the largest and most commodious Tailoring Kstahlishmcr.t in the colony. Our Promenade Show-room is open for jmlilr.- inspection. All arc welcome. We arc showing THE LARGEST A MOST COMPLETE* STOCK OF TAILORINR ROODS IN THE COLONY. Onr business ha? increased at such a rapid rate during the past tv.vivo months that we were iu dread of the usual Spring Season's rush completely Mocking us. But wc arc happy to say, with our present new' premises and large staff of skilled lalxmr. we are almost prepared to undertake the Whole Tailoring Trade of the Colony, more especially as wc can positively assure our clients tiiat there w ill be NO INCREASE IN PRICES. .Sincerely thanking our old friends for past favours, and apologising for any unavoidable delay that occurred during the great rush of the past season, we beg to subscribe ourselves, very gratefully, THE AUCKLAND CLOTHING CO. («. McBKIDE), C'CnTUMS-sTKEEr East, ArcKLAMI. Suits to measure at Wholesale Prices 1 SFSIhTG, ISB7. We have just opened out £6OOO worth of the finest Roods ever shown in New Zealand, comprising the CHOICEST NOVELTIES From the Local, Brilisii ami Continental Markets, including ONKHUNRA TWEEDS ! ONKHUNRA TWEEDS ! ONEHUNGA TWEEDS 1 Wc are the only Tailors in New Zealand who have the above goods for sale. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. I.NsfKCTIU.V InVITKI'. Having had many inquiries for the above during the last few weeks, we are glad to state that we have secured all the OneImnga Tweed in the market. Please book your orders early. First come, first served. Fit, Style and Workmanship Guaranteed. The -Largest Tailoring Concern in New Zealand. VENT I ViDI ! VICI : “• The Very" Button fShakespere). The Latest Novelty. We have imported a Button-making Machine, and can now supply Buttons same cloth as garment, Onchunga Tweeds included. No extra charge. Call and see the machine at work. OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS will find us opposite side entrance to railway station. Call in the morning, l>ook your order, and call for Suit as you return at night. AUCKLAND CLOTHING CO. (<;. Mcßuiok), MERCHANT TAILORS. IMPORTERS MANUFACTURERS, Military and Naval Contractors, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST, Opposite Railway Station and Coupland’a ' Store, A I'CKL AN D.

PHE THOROUGHBRED HOR'E L PARTHENOPAEUS Will stand at Gorton this season. I’AKTiiKNoriirs, a dark Iny. is a fplcudid specimen of the thoroughbred horse, uniting in a remarkable decree symmetry with strength, being adn.iraely adapted to g.-t weight-carrying hacks as well as racehorses. Possessing tile celebrated Traductr blood of his sire, and from bis dam the blood of the still more celebrated Sir Hercules, he presents a combination oi the must fa-burnable and successful strains in the Southern Hemisphere. I’artiienopaeiis. by the celebrated Tradneer, out o! Atalant-i. Annanta by Towton out of Ciescent, bj Sir Hercules out of Moth by < amel. Towton—own brotiier to The Veer—by Melbourne, out of Cmiz-lli, by Touchstone by Camel. Atalanta has been one of the most successful peiformers on the New Zealand turf. At four tears old won the OamaruJ.f. II andicap and tan second to Glengarry in the Dunedin d.C. Handi cap; at live years won tin- Free Handicap at Ciiristchuich ; at 'I imam won South Canterbury d.U- Handicap, Tradesmans Handicap, and Forced Handicap; at six years won a number of races, including Handicap at Dnn-tan. At the sale of Mr Delamaine’s stud. 13th November, 1577, she brought "250 guineas. Terms ... Two cJf sovereigns per mare. Good paddocking at 1-per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. XICHULAS 1. HUNT. Gorton, Oetolier 10th, ly>7QHAMPTALOCP i QOOPER’S lu-i ci Booxslox int House. s. d. Andersen, How Jo Kid.- and School a Horse 3 0 Anderson, A Malta of -School Training lor Horses 3 0 Bauchcr, F-, New Method .-1 Horsemanship ... , 0 0 Dav. \V.. The Racehorse in Training, .ci; " Hdition li* 0 Horsc-shrer's Manu il -- t B lenn;n-s Hor-e..tait.;n.t Made Tlasy iAraeri- ..t. i 3 Kendalls I n-.-a-c. cl Au-tri.ian Hones and Treatment < B Lupton. The Horse as he is and ought to be 4 0 Mathew's Illustrated Horse Management S B NV.ile. G.. H'-t-es and Riding 7 0 Kevnold's R-eed n- and Management of Ilrauylit H-rse, .. . ... TO Saunders. A., (lot Horses, or the Rest Mn-cles Controlled hr the Beat Brains ' 6 0 Stewart, J., Advice to Purchasers of Horses 3 0 Svdney's Hook o: the Ht sillustrated ... 35 0 \Vynn. M- R , Breeders’ and Fanciers* Pediaree Hook 3 0 Youatt.W.. The Horse 8 4 Ttl, i,i.-n -1 ?. t -1, Ai\-;i_aw>. QLAUDELANDS RACECOURSE. TO LET, the grazing of eighty acres. For particulars apply to C. J- W. BA ETON, Commercial Hotel. Hamilton, November 24th, ISSQ.