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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 44, 27 September 1890, Page 4

To Travel in the RANGITIKKI A^D MANAWATF ■DISTRICTS, Thk Thoroughbred Staxltov THE ADMINISTRATOR BY tlie Premier — Princess Mary, by Rarensworlh (imp) - • R<*<*iua, by Riddlesworth (imp) -Princess by Gratis ; Tlie Premier by Malton (imp)— Revoke by Sir Hercules. Tlie Administrator is a beautiful roan, standing 15 hands 3in hitib, with good legs and feet. Better proof of his sound ness could not be given than the fact that he commenced his turf career as a two-year-old,, and raced six years in succession. Among his numerous victories were the Wairarapa, /3up, District Handicap, and Tauherinikau Stakes, Nursery Handicap, Taranaki Autumn Handicap, Auckland Easter Handicap and Flying ■ Stukes, Wairarapa Birthday Cup, St Andrew's Handicap at Wellington. Wellington Gold Cup, Wellington R.C Handicap, Timaru Oup, and. second to The Poet in the Wangahui Cup, second to Fusillade in the New Zealand n up, and second to Nortnanby in the Taranaki J.C. Handicap. Administrator took first prize at the Wairaraoa and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society's Show at Carterton, Wairarapa, 1889. Be was also third, at the Wellington Agricultural. Society Show, 1889. ' Terms : £4, payable by P.N t due January 1,1891 ; two or more Mares £3 10s each. .<■''s•' }/^C.-r;-. JOHN McRAE, > '' ; : >''-{*~ Proprietor.

$Q:TKAVEL i W TWE MANAWA.TU fjOT) JtANGITiKEI DISTRICTS: ■.—,'■•-<■■■•■ The Cblpbeated Sice ASCOT. ASCOT by Kelpie, imp., out of The Thorn; by the Barb. Kelpie by Weaiherbit, dam Child of the Mist by St Francis. \ Weatherbit by Sheet Anchor • : put. ohMiss rLetty. For tabulated pediIgree see Stud Book. t!>\: Ascot is a rich chestnut horse, standing ; 16 hands 2j|in. high, of immense bone and substance, and a sure foal getter; his stock in the Wanganui and Hangitikei districts are highly spoken of, and as a race horse ;both in Australia; and New Zealand he bas been very successful. Terms -^Single mare, £3 10s, payable by P.N. due the 4th January, 1891; guarantee, £& 10s; groom age fee ss. to be paid at first service. ;' '• For further particulars apply to : ■/ i F. GAY, Empire Stables, Feilding.

FOR THE, SPECIAL BENEFIT OF > FARMERS AND SKTTLERS. DONCASTEE. "TPHTS Cel< brated Blood Sire will re ■ side at Messrs Benson and Fetch's Farm, near Feilding. Doncaster, by his father, old Towton, has the Melbourne strain of blood, while from his dam Titania, he claims descent from Sir Her* cules, vide Stud Book. For obtaining valuable hunters from spring cart mares no better cross could be had. \ Fees, two guineas before hand, and eighteen pence 'a week for paddockage. The horse will ran with the mares during, the day, and! every mare must have her shoes removed, Doncaster' is a winner of the Marl borough Cup and Derby, Nelson Cup* &c, and was the sire pi winners, of which the extraordinarily fleet mare Stella* may' be instanced as one. N.B. — Thoroughbred pedigree mares will be charged five pounds. To stand this season in the PALMERSTQN AND FEILDING DISTRICTS, Thb Pubebbed Clydestulb Stallioit LAIED 0' LAEGO, (The Property of W. Hercoek.) LAIRD O'LARGO, imported by Mr D. M6Lean, Esq., Maraikakaho, Niipier, foaled 1881. He is a beautiful dapple brown 16J hands high and is a fine specimen of a Clydesdale, possessing good head and neck, with splendid barrel and great breadth of quarters, fine broad boned legs of good strength and plenty of feather. He has grand action, a very mild temper, a sound constitution, and" free from all natural blemishes, and being descended from suchancestors {seeTabu\ i lated Pedigree) is" well qualified : to be J a breeder rif first-class stock. Laird O' Largo gained first :prizes.in Caftertonin; 1884. 1885, 18.87, and 1888 (also GM.,), and second in Carterton in-1886, first at Masterton iri 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, also G.M., champion and special prize of £33s, and third at Hawke's Bay in 1888;' at Wellington, 1889, took Societj 's Prize of £5 ss, champion and special of £3 3s. Laird O'Largo, by. Glengary out of Lochleven. Lochleven by Lothian Lad, dam by Lord Clyde. Lochleven gained first prize at. Aberdeen in 1879/ first at Glasgow in 1878, second at the Highland and Agricultural Show, of England at Carlisle, 1880. second at the Highland, Agricultural: Society ShoW, Berwick- onTweed, 1880) and Lochieven as a brood mare has never been beaten in the colony. AH further information to be obtained from the owner in charge.

bb;uce, THE well, known four-year-old Clydesdale th/jroughbred Draught Horsey will stand this season at the Manchester Mill Farm, Taonui. ' Single mares £2 ; two or more mares as per agreement. Secure paddocks, where every care will be tak£n but no responsibility. HENEY ADSETT, Proprietor. THE PHCENIX HOTELT | Eangitikei Stbeet. PALMEESTON xNOETH. BY keeping none but the very best Brands of WINES and SPIRITS, and giving first class Accommodation at ; moderate charges, the Proprietor hopes to still further increase the popularity of this welUkno wn and favorite Hotel. • — ■ i ■ ' ' Hot, Gold and Shower Bathes. Good Stabling. Guests called' in time for Breakfast for early Trains. WILLIAM KTAN, PEOPEIETOE,