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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 4, Issue 164, 10 November 1860, Page 7

First Class Draught Horse, NEW PROVINCE. '. > "VIEW PROVINCE is a grey Horse, standing • i^l 17 hands high; shewing great Btrength, light action, fine temper, and warranted staunch in harness,— will cover Mares this season, at Mr. Ferguson's Stables, Waipuretu. Terms for the season, each £5 55,; Groom's J'ees, 25.6 d. A good well-watered paddock provided for parties wishing to have their Mares put into one, free of payment for the first nine days; a££er -which time a charge of 3s. per week will' "be made. ' All service money to be paid on or before Ist February, 1861, JAMES B. FERGUSON. "SAILO R," D R A U G H.T STALLION, XXTILL run with his Mares this Season, at the T! Station of the undersigned, in a post and rail paddock of 100 acres, well grassed and watered. M SAILOR " is a grey horse, got by "Lincoln" out of a heavy draught mare. He shews great power, has a fine temper and is staunch in harness. Terms— £3 3s. each Mare— Paddock free for one month. J. & W. TUCKER. Ashcott, Rua Taniwha. BLACK PEINCE, By GREY CHARLEY, of Wellington, out of a heavy black Mare, imported from Sydney, New South Wales. rPHIS horse has great strength with quick acJL tion in harness. " His stock,has obtained the praise of this district for draught, and is to be seen working in harness and plough in various places. ■ . Biack Prince will serve Mares this season at the paddock on Mr. S. Davis' Farm, Tutaikuri. Teems :— £2 10s., paddock included for 9 days, after which time a charge will be made at the rate of 3s. per week. THE BISHOP OP OSNABURG, BY StTBPLICE, OUT OF H. B. H,, BY VELOCIPEDE WILL COVER THIS SEASON at the Ownee's Siation, Rua Taniwha. j Terms— Seven Guineas for single Mares, and Six Guineas for two or more, the property of the same person : payable on the Ist Febeuaby, 1861. EXTEKSIVE PADDOCK ACCOMMODATION. Mares will be received on and after the 15th of this month. The Brow, Oct. 3, 1880 J 50 per cent cheaper than Potatoes. ON SALE, -| r TONS YAMS, retail at 7s. per cwt. When X 0 cooked according to the following receipt, ■will be found equally good as Potatoes. Peel and cut to the size of an ordinary Potatoe ; wash when cut; boil until the rawnesß leaves them ; strain the water clean off ; then steam with close lid for ten or fifteen minutes. If baked, they ought to be done whole, without peeliug, in the ashes or camp oven. JAMES TOPPING, Spit.foe" sale, rpHE INTEREST AND GOOD WILL of the JL Shakespeare Bakery, together with the un« expired term of a 14 years' lease of a quarter of an acre on the Shakespeare-road, with watercarriage. The Buildings, with the Oven, which is one of the best in the Colony, by Potvem. of London, to be taken at a valuation at the end of the term. .For particulars apply to Mr. TRIPHOOK, Surveyor & Land Agent. Napier, Oct. 19, 1860. Harness and Saddlery. SUPERIOR TANDEM HARNESS Gig, Trap, Cart, and Plough Harness Pack Saddles , Collars, Hames, Leading and Plough Traces Ladies', Gent's, and Strong Bush Riding Saddles Bridles, Whips, Spurs, and a Geueral Stock of . Saddlery On Sai-e at H. UPHOLDER'S, EASTERN SPIT, NAPIER. MESSftS. BRYSON & DINWIDDIE Joiners and Cabinet-makers, CARLYLE-STREET, Nearly opposite Mich § Parker's, Butchers. BEG respectfully to inform the inhabitants of' Port Napier that they are now ready to execute any orders for Furniture or Cabinet work of any description. Repairs promptly attended to. N.B.— Wood Turning done on the premises. , NOTI CE. fI^HE undersigned have opened a Store at Clive, X and beg to call the attentiou of the Public to their „'-', > Stock, of Clothing, &c, v •which they intend selling at prices which they trust will; insure a ready sale, .and for- CASH only. ' • .....•- •.'.,''■■:• .: ' . , •' ■ DOLBELL BROTHERS. , ; , Mil., brooke^XylorT/" Solicitor and Notary Public, -„,.. ;;;■' •'-EMERSON -_ : ' /'