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Take Cood Advice. There is 110 higher luxury than a cul> of Really Good Tea. All classes—poor and rick old and young, towns] vo\th> mid country jifoplc, mechanics, labourei'f, gciitiy—lind ibo (.in- splfiidid solace i.f '.vi iirincpsin tliedelightfnl cup of fraiiiuiit, rich, full, fini Liquon-d Tt:a; T"iso'n'e"'"olmel: THE STANDARD TEAS. sccuied by puvchuasing „•""," ...n. : now «o oe.lebruted. Buyers should select acc.otdiu^ to ihc 1 ikiug for l»ort China or all Indian. Grocers will advise what particular num. lot is jucfcrable, lut to oe quite sure that the right lliiug is secured. Ask for STANDARD TE^S. J/L. Wilson, IMPORTER 0l< 1 CECCKERY AND'GLASSWARE 267/QLE'fIN feTEEET, ATJOELAND, Dtkkea Wahjc BKDitooar Wahb, and Uhkakfast aud Tj-;a W4itK Okneraf, Eakthenwaiuo, Glasswakk and Fancy Goons; Mason's and Liu-hxning Fkuit Jar», Hotels and Boardinu-mousks euppliod Just received for the season. afr wholesalm-hates. GOODS CAR3FULLY TACKED. Ull vi,sitiiijy: Aueklanil please call and see the stock; ■write for quotations to - „ Joitn L. Wilson, 267, QUEEN STRMET, AUCKLAND. - imfifmFsous , t London; Manchester, and Greenwich, HYDRAULIC ENGIMEES. MANUFACTUEBRS OF— ■ V ' Steam and Ma^i vjt> Fjiiju £h i^, Vvwviul M ACHlarK»y «g SE& inn: Bmi^awk Arrr-iAircEs Of Every Description. - Specifications, Sketches, and Estimates obtainable troni-— F. H. Hal] and, Go, avcvSd utrnvab's SUB-AGENTS FOE OHrNEITOEI. ,

y. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON 11 ■'- BETWEEN PAEEOA & THAMES, The Thoroughbred Stallion RAD AMES. Leaving Paeroa'on TUESDAY morning and returning Thursday afternoon.- ---) Single Mare, £2 10s TEEMS [ ) Two or More, £2 euch. MAORILAND will servo a few Mares at Home. mm> FEE £2 lOh toi —--w^ ' M. DTOKKY. - rpo TIiAYEL THIS SEASON IN THE J OHTNEMITRI & PTAKO DTSTiucr, The Pare-b]-o(l Clydesdale iSiallioii, Willie WallsM'iv WfLLIE WALLACE is v bountiful rich Jsuy, standing 17 hands high, with pleatv of good flat bone and grand action. 11.; Was bred by T, Badham, Esq.. Wilton l';u'l». and is by Young "Wallace (imp), out oi' NaiH'-y. who was bred by Mr John Steel, oi Loddun. Victoria, bought from __ hiiii by Mr Grant, of Dunodiu, who sold Jiw in iSydnoy 1b ]\I7- ISfidham at a big_ price. I'ur (.'xleinlfd iiodigi'L'i.l see -itlL Vol. of Clydesdale Si.ud lionk. It will then bo seen that Wiliie \Vall;ic< conies j from the best and purest. Clydesdale ' - blood in Scotland. "WILLIE WALLACE was L-xliil«itod in New South Wales, at Caindeu, Sydney, and Hawksbury Shows, and took first prize on each occasion. For . torins and further particulars -r apply to owner. W.HETHEIiINGTOX, Pah Farm, Te Aroha. I\O STAND THIS . SEASON AT . PAEROA, & TKAVEL THE SURHOUNDING DISTRICTS, The beautiful Coaching Stallion. COMMANDER. • COMMANDER; '' by Carbineer out of Dccima; Carbineer, by Musket out *of Uma; Decima, by' Ariel out of stan- j dard bred trotting mare Yankee Lass. COMMANDEE is a dark bay, wijjij ' deep black; points, and stands ofer sixteen hands. He is a horse of great bone and substance, and measures well at all points. He is a sure foalgetter, and his yearlings are good bonod, Veil grown promising stock. COMMANDEE will travel as fol.lowt: — ' Mondays : Hikutaia & Puriri, Tuesdays and) TL &? b " Wednesdays ) Thursdays, Fridays, j Paeroa and '&:' > immediate '" • Saturdays ) neighb'rhood - , TEiiMS : £2 10s single mare; two or more as agreed. Payable Ist January, ' iB9B- E. WALKEB, Paeroa. "^ ThosT Wise, HOESE-BEEAKEE & TRAINER, (Crosby's Hoxbl), Paeroa. Horses bought and sold en GWm h siou. Horses clipped.