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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 61, 20 November 1888, Page 1

SOMN S, (b) Wly Rof ihf Dunedin and Can M'rbury Chuiuim^ue Slakes, 1881, • v.l I'alnit-i^ton Guim-a*. 1884. Sire of Ihe Waiitianui Cup Winner, Dudu. The grandly bred son of Tradncer (imp), and Hammock liuip) Brother to that Great performer Siisia, Mtid half brother to Utily Buck, Sierra, Repose, Somrneil. Ac The Ffin-i charged this .season will be for thoroughbreds, seven guineas; and for crossbred mares, five pounds ten shillings; Ca<H or approved promissiory notes due 4th January, 1889; extra mares ■or guarantees as per agreement ; groom* aae fee five shilling?, payable at first service. Good paddoclting can be provided for mares coming from a distance if required at. 2s per week. Every care taken but :no responsibility. To ensure service I early applica'ion should be made as our book is fast filling up, and only a limited number of the best mares can now be taken. Somntjs will be at Post on (if necessary) Monday mornings and Saturday afternoons, at Feilding Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and at Palmerston Friday and Saturday, until further notice. For horse cards with full pedigree, performances, and all other particulars apply to R. HARWOOD, Manager for Baker & Co., Foxton. Or to JOHN CASEY, Groom iv cuarge. OBhKON. riIHE Entire Horse Oberon will be jl at the service ..of breeders at Hastie's Feilding Hotel, on each Monday at noon, until further notice. For fnrther particulars apply to BROWN & BOISON, Palraertston, Or to WILLIAM MOORE, Owner. HMO STAND THIS SEASON L AT CARNARVON ESTATE. The Thoroughbred Stallion VOLTIGEUR, '■ Bred by Messrs Finley, Glenor'niston, : Victoria, by Kirn Cole (imp.), dam ' Fftielin, by Fisherman (imp ). dam Rose de Florence (imp.), by the Piyint? Dutch man. etc. Fenella, own sister to JVJaribyrnoug (sire of KichmonJ, Imperial, Horatio, etc.) and half sister to Kinn of tlie Ring (sire of First Kins, double chnmpion winner,) Pefrea, Caspian, etc. Fenella is dam ot Mule (sire of Pashii;, i Silt-net*, and Speechless, who was a grand j pertoriU'T in India. King * ole (imp), ; hue of The Duke. Off Color, Coulstoun, I Little Jack, Nelson, etc. By King Tom, ' sire of Mermaid, (dam of Lurline,) dam Qui Vive (sister to V e delte), by Voltigeur, out of Mrs Kidgew-ay by Irish Birdwatcher. King Cole was a first-class performer on the English turf. He made li i s debut as a three year old at Ascot, : where he won the Ascot Derby nnd St. Jaui'S Palace Stakes. As a four year old he won the Cumberland Plate, and defeated the Derby w t nner, Kingcraft, at level weights over two mile«tat JN'ewmarket His own brother, King Lud, was sold by auction to go to the stud for 6,000 guineas. An insjieoiiott of VoUigeur's tabulated pedigree will show that he is full of I Emili'us blood - sire of Riddleworth. ■ Terms— £3 3s payable by promissory note, due February Ist, 1889. .Reduction for two or more mares. Grazing free until notice given. Every core taken but no responsibility, ">*■ Also, - * FISHERMAN, By kingfisher, dam Waxworks, out of Discretion, dam of Hailstorm, Tallyho. etc. Terms — Ll 10s. Mares pan be left at Mr McLennan's or Mr Larkworthy's Moutoa Estate, and will be forwarded and returned free of charge. Apply to THOMAS WILSON, Carnarvon Estate. 4 WAHUBT STORE & FELLjA. MONGER*. W. MACMILLAN . Has just received a shipnipnt of Wool Packs (fast and loose tops), .JSheop fchears, Turkey Stones, &c. Groceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, & Drapery, at lowest current rates. Wool, Skins, Hides, and Tallow bought in any quantity. Scouring at lowest rates. W. MACMILLAN. FLOLK! FLOUR ASK for Chamborlain's FLOUR ! which is admitted to be the best in the Manawatu. Chamberlain's is the only Mill that is fitted with appliances for thoroughly »nixing tho wheat, essential to making good Flour. Urdei& punctually attended to. Mr T. R. Chamberlain has ndw started a corn-crushing machine. Oats crushed at 8d per bushelj Crushed oats for sale 1. R, , CHAMBERLAIN. Feilding Steam Flour Mill.