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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 552, 2 December 1875, Page 3

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PK - T fi R X A T, Boot avt> Snon Makku, N Q A R V A W A II I A. P. K. has jn«t received fin HS'orfmmt of Ladies', Gentlemen's and Chil.hen'a Boot% of flifit-oittis-wnteflTiO , jpulrty, wkjch will te *oid at a ►mall advance 'on invoice price. Saddlery and harness manufactured snd repaired on the shortest noiice.

"PRINCE ARTHUR." rTIIS celebrated imported Clylr«d»le Sullinn will travel in the Waikato as undt?r this •easbn, and tierve a lirmled number if ma^es. Prmoe Arthur will o'aml at Ohaupo on Monday ; Cambridge on Tuesday ; Hamilton on VVrdneaday and Thureday ; Ng«.ru«*r^liia on Friday ; and HW.ilton on Saturday. Terms — £5 each ttMire i G-rooma»e 5s ench, A.I navments by lot January, 1876. ' For <fur*!hi.r par(icul»irs apply to tTie undersigned. The undertipnpd would remark that Prince Arthur has established a reputation for producing. ne*vy draft stock, equn'r to the best ever bred in thia colony, and ttiree of his stock are now serving as~ Heavy Draught Sires in the Auckland District, where the Priuce Arthur •erved successfully for wverttl ye»re. RICHARD O WYNNE.

THE CELbBRATED IMPORTED CLYDESDALE HORSE "BJ^RO-N vOF XJXYDGE," Will travel in tho Waikato this season. Hamilton „. ' .., Tuesday nights Ohaupo ' •Wed-neuday night Cambridge Remainder of week The attention of breeders is particularly drs,wn to tbfs horse's pedigiee, his si. ft being the celebrated Prince Chai lie, a hor^e that was never beaten, no- matter how good- the company. Ba»on'G1? Clyde — (of the pure Clydesdale breed)— is a rich bay. He has gre t stieng hof bone, bfar.tiful symmetry, superio— action, i* perfectly quiet, and is a good worker Hr» v*as bred by tbo*»weHknown breeders, 'Messm, W ami J MucDonalil, of Halcombe. Melbourne. Baron of Olyite- was only eibibite 1 once as ayearliHu, viz., at the National Show, Kyneton, wh^re he gained first prize As a two year old, 'he g-imed fiist prize at Caatlemaine, h'rat at Kyneton, second at Smeaton, h'isr, it |Dayie*ford r and second at Bacchus Marah, Aa a thr. c year old he gained 4irat f)riz<sat Bendigo^ g^pond at Smeaton, hot at Kyretou, and 'first «t. D a iestord, Si c Old Prince Chailey, imported; .Dx m i £h>som. Prince Chai he was exhibited sev en times betore'loauag Scotland for Victoria, and yarned seven firtj' includtug the Urghlaml Agriculturul Society's Show at Q-lsgow, in VBo9. cooipeting against thirty <»thers. VielO'ia, Princ Ch »rhe g-uneil a great, number of jirizes, inclu<hn^ the Port P'»il»p Farmer's Cli illt-nge Cup, value LBO, in 1859, IS6O, and 1802; grand-iie. Fa«mer. Blossom, dam of B-iro" o- Clyde, hy Lothian Tarn, imported Was exhibited <€v«s'<,im^, and-ginned four'flrit prizo-* and one-see-nid'pri/e; first prife at Castlemnine, second Smo-iton, first at Suieahm the following year, and two fir*t piz j »at Daf leef.ird. Terra*, £4 each mare, two or more mares aB per agreemeut.

HHHE VALUABLE THROUGH- *- BKED SI LIE, "BEN AT HALATH." Hamilton Tuesday nights Te Awamutu ... Wednesday nights - ... Thursday~nigntf Cambridge „. Kemaincier of week B£N T ATH>L'ATH Is 7 years old, stands 15 f ands 3 inches, he is a b j autiful dark brown with hluok points, and has powerful bone, he was bred by H. H. Stafford, Enq., of iNchon, by 1 owton dam "ymphony, Ti>wton by Melbourne, dam Cimlerillit by T< uohstone, Sympt^ny by Ti nmpet, dam Paincess by Grvte's Marchionesnwn &nter toTowton won tho Onfes in IS'>s, Murqui3 brother to lowton ihe 2,000 jjumeas vi 1562, ran second for the Derby and won the St Leger. For fuJ pedigree see New Zealand Stud Boole. Terms £i each mare, twj or more mares as per agreeaeut. Q. KIRKWOOD.

yiALOU AND CO.,i OEN£RaL M\NUFACTUHERS. Hamilton. Messhs Tialou and Co. having made consider»bie additions to their f.renii-es and plant, keeping exptnenced and amllod w<jrkraen in edfh branch of the'busines?, and luvmg a large stock ot seasoned material always on hand, together with the whole heing conducted under tho personal superiotendeuce of Mr Vialou, ar* enablerl to offer great advantages to purchasers, both in p>-ice and quality. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND IRONMONGERY DhPAKTMENT. Furnishing and Builders' Ironmongery, Corrugated kott iercing, Wir« Siaples, Orate Umgos, aud all kinds of goods required for tiie F*rm. Agr cultural Implements of all kinds at Auckhnd prices — with freight added, naaijj of which *re manuiactured on the premiaea. HORSES SHOD. WIIEELWniOHIS' DEPARTMENT. All kinds of Buuaies, Waggons, Drays, and Spring Carta, manufactured on the premueH. A bt.jck of Drays and Spring Carts always on hand. .Repairs punctually attended to. BUILDING AND C4ttPENTEfIY DEPARTMENT. Estimates given for the Erection of Buildings jnd general rep 'ir?. Aj ' »fcoek of Sa^he*. Doors, Mouldings, Ac. •iiwaysoa hand, at Auckland prices, with freight added, CABINET DEPARTMENT. A, large »t,.»ok of Furniture ~m «nufactured on the prunieea — itlvrufs on haud ut the lowest prices ccn^istcnt with seasoned materml and fiwt-c as^ woi kuifiOxhip. Missns\ riLcAJ would spprialivcaU the attention of the mhabiiuniß ot thw Wakito lo t')is par tirmar llimjs of g">H*, an 1 oo.u-it »n i.h-)m>cM'>'' i.f Irji-ir Show R »oniB. 'A lar^o ushui. m.^ut of Phoof Plat«, Olkoouapjis, u.ud LiihuGKAPU3, just trained. Palliasses and MArrr>°s£S, all siLEs. DJiCOKATIVIC DETAKTMKNT. Messrs Tial<;u urnl Co. >ne prepuert t > e^cm iillk»i.d»ol ri»nitu»«ami »'O ..r.itin. i.t t"« 1. *< VOssiL^ 1 1« cv-, in all cases gu.irai.todiu^ the quutity ot work. "WniTR % LK4i-», OiT;9, Ac packed au«l forwarJed upon roct'ipt o( instructions. Persona niching- lo do thtir own Tainting cm be supplied wi:h puint ready tor vue, m uhj quantity. A larjre «tpok of Gla** «f »H »iw^. ' ■ ... -", ■ ■ — — — - Y ... .-, 4 A V J? :. ..