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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 597, 18 October 1880, Page 3

10, TRAVEL THIS SEASON. Botvfeen Tenth, Taueru, and East Coast. i - '__ - v *t i i "The Clydosdale Horse '' SIU jmiJAM WALLACE" For, further particulars, see Cards, 01 apply to THOMAS OAESWBEL, riat Point, Or ANGUS FEAZER, ""f Jn 3haige. ::-;s:e:.a;s^N: : ißßQ.v3Jl..;,: 'By by. Riddlesworth ;,.•'. (imported,) -v. >..-' '.ICTANAEIA;' has now been in the Yfiyfti•'BJ»pJc;haye.'iM)Mtigfiy;esfabhßhed his r'epu.■t'atibn as."a sire of i'useful; animals.; He is by Riddleswofth mare,' and 'combines size and ■ substance'.aeldpm equalled in a thoroughbred ■-• His iee' .iffrwithin.the reach of every breeder, and. .will leave a fair margin, of profit in lower markets than the present; and he is turned out with the mares in wellgrossed paddocks, which, practically, means a guarantee. .•...'.. .■"."' .. Terms,:£3.each mare; grazing, Is per .weeek. Ever care, taken, but no responsibility''. 'All feeß to be paid ion removal of mares.'.- . . ~ For f iiithjer .particulars apply to * : '-'''-.W«{--- P.:HDMB, """.; "' "' :>; Proprietor. •Tauanui, .County ; Wairarapa East, ".~ 11th Ootobor," 1880. • 592 10 TRAVEL THIS SEASON. • The Purebred Clydesdale Horse, YdtJNG PRINCE CHARLIE, The property of John Hill, Esq., Wellington. • THE Character and Pedigree of Young Pkinoe Charlie is well-known in the Wairarapa, and requites no comment here. (For Pedigree see uards). For terms, charges, &c, >pply to WALTER MORRISON, Manaia, who has the entire management of the horse. . Young Prince Charlie will.be at Ray's Taratithi Hotel oii Monday from 9 till 12, calling at Giles 1 Royal Oak Hotel from 1 till 3,,Quiii's Hotel on Monday night. Tauiierenikau on Tuesday (if sufficient inducement offers), and at Mauaia ou Thursday, Friday; aud Saturday. • Manaia,'7 th October. 18«0. 590 r PO,.STANL\ THIS SEASON, -I i At the Club Hotel Stables, , The. Celebrated Clydosdale Stallion. ' .' TAM O'SHANTER. For, further particulars see Cards, or ipply to .. ' , NEILL.& COOKERY, 596. '. Club Stables, Masterton. OPPOSITION THE LIFE,OF TRADE, (So poor Riehard said.). Liberta; Eqmliltti, and Fmterniiw. D.F, MoC y, r, ■ IIfLOUABTHY Having effected a revolution in the grocery trade iu Masterton, there no longer exists the necessity of' , PETITIONING PARLIAMENT to remove the duty off Tea, Sugir, &c.

In announcing the above remarks bo takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends and the public gonerally for their cordial-and liberal support to him since he commenced business, and ho assures thorn, DESPITE ALL OPPOSITION AND '•:'■"■ THREATS, that he will keep the prices of grocery at that which he has brought them to, ■ ■ D. P. McO. bogs to 6ay also that owing to the RAILWAY beinct opened to llasterton for goods traffic, which makes the carriage on goods about ' ONE HUNDRED PERCENT CHEAPER, he is in a position to sell all goods in . Grocery Ironmongery :'" Crockery ■ Brushware Cbinawaro . ' Tinware , . &c., &c., &c., AT-FROM TEN TO TWENTY PER "CENT CHEAPER . Than any other house in llasterton, ow'ng to having NO EXPENSES AND CHEAP CARRIAGE! Soliciting your further orders, I kg to subscribe myself respectfully to all, . " i)/f..McCarthy, -Wholesale and Retail ■•'•'■• '"s-\ 0 ?:';•:;.CORNER SHOP,? NEXT CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON 'Building j;wVlang, " .■vvjOrto> ?,;.^WALTERPEBRY.