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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4190, 25 August 1874, Page 1

finO LET, on Wellington Ten-ace, close to JL tho bridg " -.--•--• rooms, &c, fur, Apply to Thos. K. Warburton. TOWN ACRE FOE SALE in ORIENTAL BAY. Town Acre No. 419, having a double frontage to Oriental Bay and Hay Street, and adjoining the properties of J. E. Fitzgerald, Esq., and H. J. Masters, Esq. The Section is situated in one of the nio3t salubrious and rising portions of the City, being well sheltered from the south-east winds, and is admirably adapted for a gentleman's villa residence. Title, Crown Grant. For particulars, apply to J. M. TAYLOR, Land and Commission Agent. T7l 0 E S ALE Sheep Station, Wairarapa —2500 acres, freehold, with substantial residence and outbuildings ; land fenced and subdivided 2 sections in Karori of 5 acres each, fenced 330 acres of agricultural land in the Wairarapa 7000 acres of pastoral land, situated in one of the most rising districts in this Province, together with stock and improvements Several town acres and sections in this City. J. M. TAYLOR, Land and Commission Agent. Stud Horses ELLINGTON STUD COMPANY. TO STAND during the coming Season, at the Upper Hutt, the celebrated Thoroughbred Entire Horse K A K A. P O. Kakapo was bred by H. Redwood, Esq. He is four yeara old ; by Diomedes ; dam, Toi Toi, by St. Albans ; granddam, Waimea. Toi Toi is sister to Manuka, Peeress, &c. For further ;iculars, see Nelson Stud Book, kakapo will travel as far as the Family Hotel, Lower Hutt, every Monday, returning on Tuesday. . Terms :—Single mare, £7 ; two or three mares, £6,each; four or more mares, £5 each. Early application must be made, as only fifty mares will be taken. Good paddocks provided, but no No unbroken mare will be taken. Parties in Wairarapa wishing to send down mares can make arrangements for doing so with Hugh McMasters or Natk Grace. Also, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Horse, YOUNG LORD CLYDE, By the Celebrated Clydesdale horse Lord Clyde, out of the first-class mare Nelly ; by the renowned champion Blackleg ; grandsire, Black Champion," imported to Tasmania j granddam, a magnificent Tasmnnian mare, Fan. Young Lord Clyde is a dark dapple Bay, with black points; very muscular, with superior action, and exceedingly quiet temper ; stands 10 j hands, with great bone and muscle. He has been shown six times, with tho following result:—First prize, as a yearling, at the Melbourne Exhibition, 1866 ; first .prize at the Kyneton Exhibition, same year; prize as a two-year-old at the Grand National" Exhibition, 1367 ; first prize at the Kyneton Show, same year ; at the Melton Show, when two yeara old, was awarded second prize, in competition with aged horses ;. and first prize at the Kyneton Exhibition, 1868, when three years old, on which occasion competent judges asserted that he was the best three-year-old in the yard. He is a sure foal-getter, and it will be seen by his stock that he comes from the purest of Clydesdale blood. His sire, Lord Clyde, was bred by Mr. Brown, of Mimsgre Mains, by Biggar, and gained the second premium as a three-year-old at the Highland and Agricultural Society's Show at Dumfries, in 1860 ; a £4O prize at Newton-Stewart, in 1862, when fourteen horses competed ; and earned off the East Cumberland Society's prize at Carlisle, 1863, from twelve competitors, many of which were prize horses. His celebrated grandsire, Blackleg, is admitted to have been the best horse ever imported into Victoria, and won more first prizes than any horse in the world. First prize, silver cup, vahie £5, Marlborough Agricultural Show, November, 1873. Young Lord Clyde will be at the Taita on Monday night; Lower Hutt on Tuesday night; and (if sufficient inducement offer) in Wellington on Wednesday night. Terms—Single mare, £i ; two or thr; e mare 3, £3 10s. each ; four or more, £3 each ; groomage, 55., payable first service, and othc r fees on January 1, 1875, to the undersigned, from whom any further information about the horse 3 can be obtained. ANDREW BROWN, Upper Hutt. Fellmonger3. WILLIAM LILLIE, Wool Sortku and Fellmonger, FOXTON. Highest price given for SKINS, and WOOL taken to wash and carefully attended to. Orders with Mr A. Gray will be punctually attended to. TT E N E Y WALTON FELLMO N G E E, And cash Buyer of WOOL, HIDES, AND SHEEP SKINS GLENCRAGIE, Nghauranga Line, Wellington. Sewing Machines. rpHE LITTLE STRANGER, £3 3s. The Improved Little Stranger, Hand Lockstitch (shuttle), £i is. The "Nussoy and Pilling" New Family Silent Sewing Machine (shuttle), £7 10s. The Noiseless Tudor, for Tailoring and Manufacturing (shuttle), £8 10s. WHEELER & WILSON'S MACHINES. Merchants and Shippers supplied. London Office : . Wilson, 29, Falcon square, . E.G., England. JSTMesars Nusaey and Pilling undertake the purchase for foreign buyers, of all classes of British made Engines, Machinery, Hardware, Woollen and Soft Goods. Patronage ov Tills ■ *" n\OLO N I A L His Excellence ' Governor. H. E. LIAEDET, TAXIDERMIST AND FUEEIEE, Opposite the New Zealand Times Office, Willis Street. . H. E. LIAEDET has the honor to announce to tho ladies of Wellington that he has now ready for the ensuing winter a large stock of MUFFS, TIPPETS, CUFFS, &c, made of the skins of the choicest New Zealand sea birds. Every description of ■ Funs Cleaned and Repaired, and made up into Tippets, Muffs, &c.