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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 103, 28 October 1893, Page 4

To Stand the season in Feilding, the Coaching Stallion YOUNG TORPEDO. \rOTTNG TORPEDO, aged 3 years, X is the true type of a Coaching Stallion, and is, in fact, tbe best specimen to be seen on the West Coast. He is a very dark brown, with beautiful flat bone, and well coupled together, showing great strength of muscle. Young Torpedo is by Torpedo out of the trotting mare Kate. Torpedo is by Musket (imp)— Fanny Fisher, a bay mare bred by Mr H. Fisher, in Victoria in 1865, got by Fisherman (imp), her dam by Coquette (imp), by Launcelot — Abaft by Sheet Anchor. Kate is bj Mangle— Bess, by The Painter, out of a i Blood Royal mare. Mangle is by Tra« ducer (imp)— Flat Iron, bred by Mr Mallock in 1865, got by Peter Flat (imp) ; her dam Kmma by Gil Bias (imp) -Emily by Operator (imp). Terms, L 2 2«, payable by P,N. due Feb. Ist, 1894. For further particulars apply to ihe Owner, T. B. CHAMBERLAIN, Roller Flour Mills, Feiidmc. i The Thorough-bred Horse CORONET WILL TRAVEL IN THK FEILDING DISTRICT THia season. CORONET, Chestnut Horsp. 1880 Bred by the late H. H. Stafford, Esq., Annesbrook. /~IORONET is a beautiful dark chestKJ nut, stand* 15 hands 3 inches liigl>, on short legs, and measures rery larye, and has splendid bone, and is one of the best- tempered animals in the world He ran for one season on the West Coast of the South Island, and won three events there. Tkbms: Three guineas per mare, payable at first serrice by promissory note due January 4th, 1894. Groomage fee, ss, payable at 6rst service. For further particulars apply to A. PRINGLE. Empire Stable*, Feilding. ROLLER FLOUR. MESSRS CHAMBKHLAIN BROS, flour has again come to the front. Their mill is now fitted up with the latest patent— the Cornelius Roller Mill — which is the first and only one of the kind in the Colony. It is turning out one of the finest classes of flour in the market. Ask your storekeepers for it. Chamberlain Bros, are also pro ducing at their mill, a beautiful flake > Whentmeal, Try it tor porridge, bread, and pastry. It is remarkably sweet and tasty. Crushed Oats can always be obtained at the Mill. Crushing done at 3d per bushel. T. R. CHAMBERLAIN, Manager TIEILDING BOOT AND SHOE £ EMPORIUM, nchk&ter Street S. SVENDSEN, Proprietor. JUST OPENED UP: Gent's Scotch Grain Shooters, Broad Welted Cookhams, Strong Watertights, Watertight Bluchers, &c, &c. Ladies' Evening Shoes, Kid Walking Shoes. Children' Boots and Shoes in great variety. Boots and Shoes made and repaired. DAVID MURRAY, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER, BOILERMAKER. MILLWRIGHT, — AND — GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Wamsanui. SOLE maker Murray's Improved Rack Wool Press — tbe best in the market ; strong, compact, durable, simple and cheap. MAKKB OF — IJigH«pressure, compound and condensing Engines, from 2 to 25 N. horse«power ; steel, tubular, Cornish, portable, fertical Boilers; Saw and Flourmill Machinery ; Cheese and Butter Plnnts ; Waterwheel*, Pumping Machinery, Bonecrushers and Disentegrators ; Shafting Iron and Steel ; Pulleys (cast and wrought iron and split); Timber and Screw Jacks; Bearings ; Gearing ; Spur and Bevel. REPAIRS A SPECIALTY. For sale— One 20« hp portable boiler (801 b working pressure), two 14»hp horizontal engines, one 12-bp horizontal engine and Cornish boiler, one 3 hp engine and double-action pump, ono single cylinder steam winch, one 8-hp portable engine and boiler. WII^ITXsI PEARSON, BOOT and SHOE WAREHOUSE, Ferousson Street, FEILDING. JUST RECEIVED,— a large consignment of Winter Goods, including KIP, PORPOISE-HIDE, AND FRENCH CALK SHOOTLRS. A large assortment of Ladies' and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES kept in stock. Boots made to order on the shortest notice. Repairs neatly executed. q HEEP Dil ENC H . TESTIMONIALS : Awahuri, September 25th, 1893.— T0 Mr D. G. Sanson.— Sir,— l have used your sheep drench with most beneficial effect, the hoggets improved daily after having been dosed once. I intend using it next year, aa I think it is the best drench we have tried yet.— Yours truly, J. Saundebs. Mongahoie, I'Jth August, 1893— T0 Mr D. G. Sanson.— Dear Sir,— l have much pleasure in saying that I used your sheep drench, and it has giveu grcut satisfaction. I used three other drenches, and yours, I must cay, is the best I have yet used.— Yours faithfully, Alex. MeDon ell. Halcombe, 4th September, 1893.— T0 Mr i). G. Sunsou. — Sir,— Having dosed our hoggets with your drench, I intend using it next year. — Yours truly, Wm. Cobnkoot. D. G. Sanson & Co., Sandon, or from W, Macmiljuk, Palmerston N,