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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 48, 20 October 1891, Page 4

' $£. {; ; : To ?hfli;: held on ' , Epjxciii of; Wales' 'Hi^tmhax, ■■•■ ; %O^MBEE i 9,189L .; Presiteii-iW; 3L* Baileff -Esqi;' j.P. >F^^m^te T rrH v A'd.B.ett,Esq;,jDan tain ejampiJeli;^ O;4 Pleasants, ; -Esq Cdmvitft&-4M:cssT : s \Har veyj'i Jenkins J. A. Baileyi L. Pikcre: Mexted^.A. Bailey, G. Ols'en, J. Ent : wislej^. Pritigle; Sewctary & Treas urer-~W.A.. L. Bailey. ?Kace; Ist prize, 20sj; 2nc ' *"' 10s'; "to be 'competed' for by p'ersoh who have iiever won an advertise *3. 'Boy's' ißtce under 12,. 100 yarc ; Handicap j Ist prize. 5s ; 2nd, r 2s 6( .3 . „S2o'?ya rid) s, Ist e.veut Taonui- Cply to „':' i --j[a'hdi;cap' I j- : -lsi; r j)nzeV £5; 2nd; £2 . ■''■■\M- K £i:>.r m/ .. V ■ ; m 4. -EWning, High' Jump Handicap.; ;l! prize, 10s.-; 2nd, 'sa. 5. Boys' Eace under' 16, 100 'yards, is cveai Orona Handicap'; Ist priz ,; . ' 3psji > 2rkd, 15s,j ; 3rd, ss. s , ' '. '•■ 6, Tadnui'Colyto'tf Handicap,' 1 mile ■IsßtpfizV, 60s ;'i2ndi!2osr; !3rd, : 105. : 7. sack:Bace; Ist prize, ss; 2nd, 2 .;.... ::«&?■:,:■;'■:-« ■■:' . .■...■*.■, „ B>>llpp yaras",; 2nd event Taonui-Colyto .r^andicap^. IA. '■ •'} - j . j ; ; ;■ y j 9, Tossing the Cabor; Tst prize, 10s „'-...; : .';.5na,--;6jS, ...'". '".• 10; 220 yard si Hurdles Handicap ; .Is pri^e, 40s ; 2nd, 15s, 11. Bojs' 150 yards, 2nd eyen ? i,SO^u«|HaittdieftpF f ' >:" ," 12i§'6«is' Eace| under 15:$ Ist prize, sjs :";-2ndT2r6d;; ' "^* ' w ; J.3.^^P;yards, 3rd event Taonjii*Colyt6; 14: 150 *yards (localf Handica f p r ;.|ls v * aprize, ,40s; 2nd, 15s. £\, r i 5; v Obstacle'Eac e }sl sfc prize, •Rapso-,. -I-;;..- . .":"■.■ '■"■£; f s :■:[>* 16. Boys'. : B ace ; 2Qp ; ;3r'd even 17. Tug«df»war, 8 men a-.sidej#st prize . ' ' w ;':. 18.^ Cphsolittioni 150 ! /yards 'Handicap; f; ' '~'i.% . - not to -pzceed^^ 3ft 9in j lstp^ize, 60s ; 2ndij26s l 3rd; 10s. :/^ ">■;"■>>: • „ ISfpminafaPns; for , all Handicaps inns besent to the Secretary on! 3ls't October at 8 pita. One shilling eac&^eFentto ;bi ■p'MS^on;' nomiuatiqii, -^accompanied by i st^temenf pf public performances fsrth< las : t ;:^o y ; ears. Acceptsncet'.^n „th< : gmwM.ii. j: ' ' .'■ '■'"'■ <<t " ;i: ; : ;To^e TtiiGunder the Fejlding Athletii Glub^ules^ ..■■> '■•'-■■' •■■":•■•■-'■ ■ .. |idniislibn— Adults, Is; r Ghiiaren ; be : t\yeen lOiarid 12, i6d ; nider 10>, free. f "WALTEE AxLiSMIMYy t; 'id.-i-Z :■■■:;:< !::^-y: vi.-;- ; vJ^gE^ TO TROEL THIS} REASON. , ■'-■'■- ■-' ■'.- -The -wellsknown sire .™-.- . (Bred by W.Wilson, Esq., ot-Whenua-kura.) By Musket (imported), from Sissie (imported). fa EMAMENT is a dark bay, standing 16 hands Vinch, with black points : of immense bone and ; muscle, . showing great quality, and is a sure foal getter ; is the sire of Omaha and Fleta, and ssex«v x « eraLother. useful horses in the Wanganui and Wayerly districts, and half brothei to that brilJiant colt Fraternite. Musket's stud Fame is too well known to need any further comment. Sissie. was imported "by *W. Wilson, Esq., in 3881, and yisited MJusket iri^the" same year. Terms— Single £3 lOs) P.N".;duisi4tli January, 1892.. Two, jor r 'more ina'res' as per agreement. Gropm's'f ee J ss, payable at first service. Mares missing this year will be served free next year. For full particulars apply to ' ' • F. GAT, Empire Stables, Feilding. The Thp^oughWiiilnriro Horse . >r '■ suyiQftgraingdistricts. |^^ - §^^E'l|is}o|e <if th> |est bred rr?*v^Kr^es-ympbftecl into New Zealand. jHis^pedigjee shows that he is full of the &'ish:s|rjMercuies J and' Whalebone bloodj ■ ljq tii^ori Vtlib sire and dam's sideVth'e Arab blood inherited from; the g'-g-'dam; lialla .fiookh,- Sill GARNET as a three-year-old won the Maiden} Pliite at the Dunedin Jockey Club Autumn Meeting, beating, a^ big, field.-; He/carriedoff the Derby Stakes the-; SduthTand Jockey Club Autumn Meeting, — beating Sylvaniis ; lie won the Trial Stakes a,t the Soutli. Canterbury;- Jockey ;Club Meeting, beating. Nautilus and. four others; he also won .the Elyinft ' Handicap cat Timaru, beating a big field.' ' , s Terms:: Thoroughbred Mares, £10 10s", •payable'wheV stiritedV Half-bred Mares, £5 5s for the season, v Mares sold- :or. l exchanged, < owner., at first service held responsible, as in foal. Groom's feo.at first service. - . ■ . ' Early, application- is necessary, as ser» vice is limited to fifty, including owner's mares. is j :.^ i j# l?o r :■ ■.. . ■ y, -The ThordHghbredi Pony Stallion ; ..PiUEEOT EDINBUEOH, - .-ii -; /Mazeppa,^(imp.)— Gipsy. ';."■.^ H.-COKWISH BENNETT, .;. ,- •■ •,■ \t f ■■■■ ■ Bulls. OCCID.E : KT ; AL HQJaSE BAZiAR. , LIVERY '& BAIT STiBLfiS, E. D. BEOWNE, ; ' '■ •■ ' Vropfietor, . ■ ■ ■"■ ■:" Fitzlierbert Street, . PALMERSTON NORTH V , ; , T ADIES' and Gentlemeii's Hacks ■ b:-4 and Single and/Double: Buggies for Hire* - ; . ■;.',.' ! ' ': Commercial Travellers driven to te any part of the district. . .'' Letters aud telegrams promptlj at' tended to. E. D. BROWNE TAMES J. CURTIS el . Custoius, Shipping, and Forwarding Agent, Guey Street, WELLINGTON, N.Z. Proprietor of Wellington Parcel Delivery . ; ■•: Company. Goods and Parcels forwarded to all parts of the world. P.O. Bos 168,.— O^ephone, 116 j