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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 71, 24 November 1885, Page 4

"PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ;•' :The Celebrated Entire. Horsff PAPAPA will travel the Rangitikei and ManawatuTdistricts during the presentseason. - ; .Leadstown and Fern Flats, Monday; Bulls, Tuesday; Sandon and Halcombe, Wednesday; Feilding, Thursday; Makino Road, Friday; Marton, Saturday, Papapa is the sire of the following .horses: — Director (winner of the Wellington Handicap Hurdles), Tallyho (winner of the Wanganui Handicap), Ringleader (winner of Palmerston; Handicap), Maid of Eccleston (winner of the Palmerston Maiden), Pastime, Rebecca, Eccleston, and other Racehorses. Terms : £5 5s per single mare, guaranteed ; £3 10s cash. D. MoBETH, Owner, TO STAND THIS SEASON ; AND travel the Bangitikei and Manawfctu Districts, the thoroughbred - Iforse .- "DIOMEDES." Diomedes is by 'V otara, out of Plover, by Sir Hercules. Totara is by old Diomedes, out of Waimea, by Sir Heruules, out of Flora Mclvor, by Emigrant. Old Diomedes by Hesperus, out ot Diomedie by Weatherbit. Old Diomedes was tha sire of Kiipapo, Malvipa. Economy, and Parawhenua. Waimea, the dam of Mnnrifca, Papapa, Puriai, and Wainui, all of whom have won several important races on the turf. Mover, by Sir Hercules; Plover the dam of Malvina, Hercules, Dan t)'Connell, and other fast horses. Totara, the sire of Longlands, winner of the Great Autumn Handicap, April, 1878, and 1879 ; also Volunteer, second in the Champagne Stakes, and ran a dead heat with Matator Queen's Plate inDunedin, and won the Timeru Maiden Plate, 1| miles, in 2m. 45}5., and Flying Stakes, f mile, in lm. 17|s., at the Wellington Jockey Club Meeting. 1880; also Merlin, winner of the Spring Handicaps at Wanganui ; also Totara, winner of the Bangitikei Hunt. Club Steeplechase, Waverley Handicap Hurdle Bane, and Manawatu Handicap Hurdles at Palmerston. Dioinedes himself is the winner of the Wanganui Welter Weight-for-age Hurdle Race, beating Beform, New Year, Dhudeen, Parnell, and Christmas ; won ,the Turakina Handicap Hurdles, beating a large field; and ran a good third for the Wanganui Grand National SteeplecWe, carrying 12st. 7lbs., giving the winher.'Buabine, Ist. slbs., and the second horse, Dhudeen, 2st. slbs., thereby showing that he is a weight carrier, and has exceptionally good staying, power. _ Diomedes was awarded first prize at ' the Wanganui A. and P. Association's show as a sire best calculated to improve the breed of saddle horses. Diomedes is a rich bay with black points/stands 16$ hands high, with lm- ' mense bone and muscle, good action, in 7 years old, and is considered to be one of I the best cross-country horses in New Zealand. Diomedes will travel as under : Mondays — Ashurst, via Asburst road. Tuesaays^Ashurst to Palmerston. Wednesdays — Palmerston to Sandon. I Thursdays— Bulls & Lower Rangitikei. Fridays — Halcombe. Saturdays — Makino road to Feilding. Terms— -Single Mare, £3 10s; two or more, the Dona fide property of one owner, £3 each, By P.N. on first service, payable. Ist January, 1886. Apply to the owner, A. HANNETT, » '. Feilding. j WOLLERMAN & HUTCHESON ' GROCERS, WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIBIT MEBCHANTS ' ■ • -AND' ''' j DIBfcCT IMPOBTEBS. ! I The Squabe, Palmebston North, TT.AVE FOB BALE — Whiskies ("V; O. Lome, Carriek i " ' Blend, Kilmarnock, &0.),:60a per dozen.. • Brandies,' Hennessey's, &c, from I ' 72s to 98s per dozen: i Port, fromi4Bs to 60s per/ dozen Sherry, 48s to 60s per dozen i >: English Ginger Wine, 80s per . dozen . : : : .English Ale and Stout, 16s !per dozen :■■'■. ; Dunedin Ale and Stout, 10s ■ Other Colonial Ales, 8s per dozen; or 2s 6d per gallon in bulk ' Assorted dozens of the above sent ' carefully packed to any address' on receipt of cheque or P.O. order. ' ] Groderiesat Wholesale Rates. DB SPEEB'S Private Dispensjary, opposite ;tbe Waverley H^)teU ! : Palmerston Buildings, foot of Queen-st., , > Auckland. ■ Established for the scientific . i and speedy cure of chronic, nervous, iand special diseases. The 'expert- specialist, Dr.S^eer, is a regular graduated physiei;\n, 'educated at Harvard College, \J.S. He has devoted a lifetime to, and is. acknowledsed to be the most exjper't 1 phystcian in his • speciaUty-tn f he United ■ States. T'lungrU/en and middle-aged t men who »vn T er e ftbm nervous and phy sicail I debility, los* of. energy' and 1 memhrj, I 1 eruptibn«'bn the face; mental depression, '(-kidney^ and Wiidifler troubles, &c, l&c.^ i will do well to": consult Dr Speor. | Hosj Jpitalexi*rience, having been physfcujn in one of the leading ho»pitaJLs of the Tf .S., Enables? me ; t*Jreat]all. private, tro,u|bles with*exceHen{.'re?ult«." I wish it dislitietly U iderstaod'&i'tjdo not claim to perform- . impossibilities, or to. have a miraculous 1 fSw5Vf fhmm^'He^^ s-kHledfand ! successful physician, thoroughly informed ' : ik 'my n specialiljr: ' Ghrpßid diiieate^ of men and wpmpn.— All applying to mejwUl^ ' receive my>hone^t'-opini«n of their complaints. No experimenting. I will guarantee a pbs ti«e cure r in ev,»ry "case I under, ake, or forfeit £200. Consultation in office or by letter Pcpe-- Changes moderate. Examination and jidvice;£l. CalCor Addrb«Jt': Dr H. J. Speer,, Pal miM-stpn BuiltiinKs, Auckland; iS iZ 1 . (opw>*ite ; Wjircilej Hotel). Office houh--9 to '2, J t'. 4, 6 to 8 p.iii,i;. Siinday.i 10 tit • isf.^iNiß. ;jnedifines necesiart. for complete cure can be forwarded si-cure from o Werva ti*n on receipt of symptoms.