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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3033, 22 December 1891, Page 4

JN ° - * C K " i The Draught Stalliou < ! PRINCE FERGUS I VVill stand at Te Awamutu, and travel I the surrounding district this season. i Particulars iu future advertisement. - j JOHN POLLARD, '' j Te Awamutiu tInPHK PURE CLYDESDALE | I STALLION J KING- FERGUS. King Fergus is » beautiful dark bay ! with black points. Free from ringbone, curbs, or spavins. He is a good worker and is possessed of an excellent temper. His stock is superior to any bred in the Taurauga district. Route ; Monday—Cambridge West. Tuesday—At home. Wednesday—Hamilton. Thursday—At- home. Friday—Throngh Tamaherc, by Nar- I ■ rows, and home. ! I Saturday-Cambridge. j j Terms : Single mares, 2 guiueas; two ! j or more, as per agreement. ! ! For further particulars applv to i i J. ALLWILL, j | Redwood, | Cambridge. j i September iMth, IS9I. '

r jPo stand at walton, The I'nre Clydesdale Stallion LOWDEN TA M. Terms: guineas for single mare ; I.', Sliiineas for two or more mares, the property of one owner. If travelled, half a guinea pur mure extra. Good paddoekn, with plenty of feed and water, at la (j.l per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. BURNETT BROS., Walton. ; THOROUGHBRED STALLION { A APOLLO ! Will stand tin's season at the Waikato Hotel, Hamilton East, Tkkms : £1 10s, payable at tirst service. C. N. LkQUKSNE.

Q. L A N C IS K TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MATAMATA The l'uretired Clydesdale Stallion QLANCEB. Terms : 33ovs. single mares ; two or more tiftv slii lings. PABTHENOPiEUS. WILL ALSO STAND TIUS SEASON MATAMATA. Tlio Thoroughbred Stallion PABTHENOPiEUS. Teems : 2sovs. siDgle mares; two or more, thirty shillings. Good grazing at la per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. H. J. KALLENDER, Manager.

I JJDUCATIONAL QHAMBERS. j H USIN ES S COLL EG K, TRAINING COLLEGE, •Queer Street and Durham Street Auckland. ' Principal ... Mr T. HARLE GTLES Assisted by REV. J VV ALLOWAY, 8.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, and an efficient stuff of Resident ami Visiting Masters. DAY CLASSES FOR YOUTHS. Subjects of Instruction: English, Writing, Boi k-keeping, Commercial and Mental Arithmetic, Composition, Correspondence, Spelling, Shorthand, and Commercial Eoutino generally, Latin, French and Mathematics, if desired. CANDIDATES PREPARED t'OLl D and E TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES, ! PUPIL TEACHER.S', JUNIOR AND I SENIOR CIVIL SERVICE, SOLI- : CITOR'S GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, j MATRICULATION, SCHOLARSHIPS, I ETC. CANDIDATES PREPARED IN ANY SIJLIJECT BY CORRESPONDENCE. SHORTHAND TAUGHT BY CORREsPONDENCE. Reference;; permitted to Banker--, Clergymen, Merchants, and othera whose sons arc or liu vo been dtucleiit-s in Mr Giles' Business College. Testimonials may lie seen on application. As the number of pupils is limited, inJividual instruction is given, and steady progress ensured. Fur terms and apply |vr--onally or by letter, to Mr GILES, at his business and Training College, coiner t,l Jneeu and Durham-street East. Audi- , nud.