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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 5311, 8 May 1884, Page 4

:.> - *%v Conveyances- - j__ T *jCf._W ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ' 'roXTON-SEW PLYMOUTH SECTION. '. „^Time;table on and after 26th December, 1883. -sr ;; — — — — ■ — "" - "■ , SOU !H. * •♦_••••::•:•:•::::::::: f-«f -«_ a l_-s_l I'Jll Jtil.. ■>friflf lilJiJiJJfiii ."jj a - CO fti ftftC^Pt < r ft ■ — V, I l^ oo °° '"-■' .. M ..MJ_l m _J, ft .H ft '---;:§ B*'= "= = " ■ 5 &$ - - - : ** :_:::t^::::::::j^: '"'"'% ' 1 -l^:lrfli-li|B|g :|J ■g 3 3553 S S '.JIL ■'^ • - S _ •va -" . > *- ip< if * =si si = == = = nT7 y 7^M r ; i !-- 1 ! • s -S|i&|&=|llltp||||a|li3 NORTH. , " (H iH ' - s _jif ssss == = ssS " = sf s ! I ~* a *■ : . : | ::::::::: _ :::: !« : _ti .' Liii«fi_«!UiliU!j ß Jil : - • S§»isS3-_s|fs_ia^ -sl-sis j -*3sa!!s3S-sas_lsfl_ *_sw< {# _, no I - &===== zz^^^^^m--'si! Soil =lo§ !§_&_' si • lto >° oogioo 50 »i «ftp!aftßftft ! np.ftft^ii| 2 to > nco coco lij g ,. L - : IIIIIIlIllllil111ll,I p PiiATFOKMS OmT.— Trains do not stop at these °^ nalesa jrequired. Notice should be given -to the 4ttGnm:d at the previous stopping Station. ~ • , , SPECIAL Notice. — To ensure despatch of Parcels, ■ Extra Luggage, and Dogs must be at Station at least Jhirty Minutes before advertised time of departure. .■ ' All _me Tables issued prior to this date are, now - >" 4 »*? a '-' .P. MAXWELL, General Manager. WANGANUI RACES FOR THE - LEATHER MEDAL *-* PRESENTED BY THE OLD SNOB. * or blood,"|)tedigree, and paces, .iew the WanganuiLeathor Races. The Maoris have their race begun, But the_ Maori race is nearly run. For a long rave they constitution lack, And white stripes will o'ershade tbe black. 1, King of Blather, by Hookey Walker, out of Jenny Jones. This horse has ■ had his constitution patched, Before the day you'll find him scratched. 2, Barber— ', ./Kunniug close with King of Blather, - '^BTorked him up to a steaming lather. Between them only a hair at most, • So he just cut that and shaved the posi. 3, Grocer, out of Sharp— . ; Only lately he ran across, j A counterfeit, not a Stirling horse — Unfit company for cracks, - , So dab him down among the hacks. **£.• Sanctimonious, by The Cloak, out [of Benevolence-— f you can't depend upon, ' TUe always runs with kneecaps on ; In good company he can't cease A trick of falling on hi-s knees. 5, Wellington Roarer, by Pdrpoiae-hide, out " of Split Sheepskin — A showy animal, shod with brass, ' Link between the horse and ass ;] Troubled with insatiate drougth, Always frothing at the mouth ; Windy gpasms he can't o'ercome, , , inside hollow as a drum ; So to him I bid good bye, , He'll never catch a judge's eye. 6, Old Snob, a nondiscript— A regular thorough goer," , Cut of a racer every inch o tr. He lately pulled up looking haggard; Under top weight the old horse staggr'dl; "A break down," all the stables cried, But the old hoss proved the stables lied ; Through his horseß he went like a sail, And straightway showed the ruck his tail. All you who want your nags well shod, To pace it lightly o'er the sod,_^. - — flon't bo bvJ^onterfeit farriers tricked, Or else yotPlTget your horses pricked. £HE COIffERBOOT SHOP 6 EVEEwSfebY KNOWS IT. '~ : : HAS ARRIVED— LARGEShipments of Poverty Bay and ' Canterbury Rye- grass seed, from old . 'pastures, machine cleaned. *^ Also, Cockfoot and Italian Rye-grass. -' w Fivettona pf Clovers by first steamer from Bbndjp. '"' jlßiynilar shipments of agricultural seeds froiff*Ehe best growers constantly coming to '_a_3. ' ! y~ \A'ow to Hand — The crop of Giant Fescue, f'''>wa_at Meesrs Owen and Letbbridgo's. angaehu. The finest grass possible to get ffor swampy ground. As the supply is limited, apply early. a. Prices and full particulars, sampes, &c, f post free on application. *'-) ' l JAMES LAIRD, T»u£o Quay, "Wnnganui.