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New Zealand Herald, Volume XI, Issue 4045, 29 October 1874, Page 10 (Supplement)

Hotels. 1 pKINCE ARTHUR HOTEL,! CORKER OF HOBSON AND WELLKSLEY-STREETS. H. ORAM, PROPRIETOR (Late Stbwajid Northern Club). This Hotel having undergone a thorough repair, the Proprietor can with confidence offer to Boarders and Visitors ACCOMMODATION, combined with gooo attendance and a comfortable home, EQUAL TO ANY IN AUCKLAND. "WTNES AND SPIRITS. In this department H. O.'s long erperience and knowledge will be a sufficient guarantee to secnre to his friends and the public generally the best brands. TO LOVERS Of THE CUE. A Bagatelle-Billiard Table, made to order, will arrive in a few weeks from the firm of Alcock & Cc. ALES and STOTTT3, English and Colonial, alwayson hand. By strict attention to business H. ORAM desires to gain a fair share of public patronage. fJHAURANGA. TO TOURISTS TO THE HOT LAKES. .THE MASONIC HOTEL, JAKES MONTGOMERY, Proprietor, i the House par excellence at Tauranga for Travel- £ lore. Cobb's Booking Office, Sire Horses. . B CHARLES," ~ A BAY HORSE, WITH BLACK POINTS, Six Years Old, Shewing an unusual amount of Blood and Quality. , t ß ?." : P l ot ™ t^ te '" out, of "Molly Bawn;" "Potentate by Sir Hercules; " Sir Hercules" by " Capapi" T 2 ut ?<L p^a g u ,ay" by "Partisan;" "Bazarre" by Peruvian; VioJante" by "John Bull" sister to Sky-scraper," by "liighfly out of »s. verl^ tm ? *7 "-Eclipse." "Molly Bawn" by °y . of 01d Moli 7 Bawn r "Pins" by e Septimus, imported by Mr. Luthludge ; "Old .i Molly Bawn out of "Lucinrta," by "Weeton" e For pedigree see "English Btud Book." J The sire of CHARLES" lias been most i successful on the turf in Australia as well as in New Zealand ; he won the Wairau Maiden Plate, 2 mile* beating 7 horses; won the Nelson Welcome Stakes' 1} miles, 2 minutes 52 seconds; won the Great nt' : f 0D n An .t Stakes; won the Wairau Jockey Club s * lace, ~ 3 minutes 56 seconds ; won the Ladies' 1 -:?»« the same meeting; won the Nelson Turf r a at f? 16 South Wales Metropolitan y .eeting; won the Homebush Handicap at the same g lueeting, with the betting 4tol on him ; broke down Purse. £700 was offered for f u Pot ®? t ® t . e bis accident, but his owner stud back to Nelson, and put him to the t , this celebrated horse, stands 15 hands 3 inches high, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. SIR CHARLES" will stand for service this » u^ 011 the Junction Hotel, Newmarket, except iriaays ana Saturdays in every week, when he will offers U B Pa P akura » i' sufficient inducement Terms of service :—£s per single mare; two or moro mares by same bona fide owner, a deduction of le f? to be paid on or before 28th December next. All such fees paid by time specified a deduction of 10s each mare will be eturned. Groom fees, ss, to be paid at first service, xor further particulars, apply to the proprietor S. DRILLER, W "Y" OU N G PRI N C E." J TO STAND THIS SEASON AT PANMURE, AND , TRAVEL IN THE FOLLOWING DISTRICTS : ! Monday—St. John's College and West Tamaki. Tuesday—Onehunga and Epsom. Wi-UNESDAY—Otahuhu and Mangere Tiioksday—Remuera and Epsom F « r ?equkfdf at ° itoi (stayiDS at H °3 er3 ' Farm a night Saturday—Hnwick and East Tamaki. .. J,' YOyNGPRINCE" Is by " Prince Arthur," out of t-£. Bay Mare, the property of J. Dilwertb, Esq - he stands lo bauds 3 inches, is a beautiful dappled bay with black points, and very heavy bone in short he is the best specimen of a Cart Stallion in this Province. 7^ erms : Single Mare, £3 each ; Two or more, £2 Groomage, at time of Service, 2s. Gd. each Mare, i Ail payments by January l, 1875. THOMAS PENNELL, Jus*. Panmure, October 16,1574. FJIHE THOROUGH-BRED STALLION "SLEDMEEE" Will stand during the Season at TARARATA CREEK FARM, MANGERE, near Otahuhu. Terms—Six guineas each mare, subject to a discount of one guinea if paid on or before the Ist of January, 1575. An allowance will be made of one guinea on three mares, two guineas on four mares, and three guineas on live mares, the bona fide property of one person. Groom s fee—Five shillings. Good paddocks for marcs at 2s. 6d. per week, to be paid before removal. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred JAMES WALMSLEY. THE CELEBRATED CLYDESDALE STALLION "YOUNG NOBLEMAN" will serve a limited number of Mares this season. Single Mares, £3; two or more, as per agreement. For particulars, see cards. J. BAINBRIDGE, Mangere. Cricket, Croquet, Etc. R I CKE T. CROQUET. ' Ex ' City of Auckland.' A New Stock of Bats, Stumps, Balls, Leg-guards, Batting and Wicket-keeping Gloves, Belts, Lillywhite's Guides, Scoring Books, Footballs, Sets Croquet, Boxing Gloves, Fencing Foils, Mash and Gloves, . Singlesticks, Lawn Billiards, Bowls, Lawn Mowers, Garden Rollers, Croquet Seats, and Garden ngH. FENDELOW, QUEEN-STREET. ORICKET-SEASON 1574-5. i A Splendid Assortment of CRICKETING GOODS AT 6 G. WALLER'S. 9S, Queen-street, Auckland. 0 The Trade supplied. Orders from Country Clubs attended to witli despatch. , Htfiep, Skins, "Wool, &c. "TVrOTICE TO FARMERS, VVOOLJL3( GROWERS, &c. IThe undersigned Woolstaplers and Brokers are BUYERS of WOOL, SKINS, and HIDES at the highest market prices. They are also prepared to 0 purchase, class, press, ship, and value wool for shipment. JOSEPH OSBORNE & CO., Combes & Daldy*s New Warehouse, ® Custom-house-street. TO BUTCHERS, FARMERS, SETTLKRS, AND OTHERS The undersigned are CASH PURCHASERS ol HIDES. SHEEPSKINS, WOOI, &c., Jic., at thr 1 highest market prices. B. GITTOS & SONS, Tanners and Leather Manufacturers, Wyndham-str«et. Auckland. TO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS, FARMEES, AND OTHERS. The Undersigned are CASH PURCHASERS ol HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, So., &c., at highest market rates, in any quantity. Consignors direct will he ye prompt and immediate Cash Remittances returned, at satisfactory rater. IRELAND BROTHERS, Tanners and Leather Hasuf&cturea, Auckland