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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 129, 30 November 1893, Page 4

To Stand the season in Feilding, the . Coaching Stallion YOUNG TORPEDO. -\7"OUNG TORPEDO, aged 3 years, X is the true type of a Coaching Stallion, and is, in fact, the 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 trottinsr mare Kate. Torpedo is by Musket (\mp^— 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 by Mangle— Bess, by The Painter, out of a Blood Royal mare. Mangle is by Tra« ducer (imp)— Flat Iron, bred by Mr Mallock in 1860, got by Peter Flat (imp) 5 her dam Kmma by Gil Bias (imp) -Emily by Operator (imp). Terms, L 2 2s, payable by P,N. duo Feb. Ist, 1894. For further particulars apply to the Owner, T. R. CHAMBERLAIN, Roller Flour Mills, Feilding. To Travel This Season in Feilding and Surrounding Districts, The Celebrated Carriage Stallion KISG DOX. TZING DON is a beautiful black horse, 1\ standing 16 hands 1 inch high, and is very compact and strongly built in proportion, having a splendid head and neck, with good sloping shoulders and deep girth, good loins and short back, splendid deep quarters, with short, sound legs and good feet, and measures very large below the knee, and his temper is all that could be desired ; he has stood three seasons in the New Plymouth district, and has proved himself a very sure foalgetter, and his stock is greatly admired for weight-carrying hacks or good harness horses. KING DON was bred by John.Hes lop, Esq, in 1887 by Don Juan, dam Rose, by Day and Martin; Don Juan bred by E Davidson, E>q, in 1870, uot by Diomedes (ik>j>), dnm Sweep, bred by Mr Elliot in 1885, got by Sir Hercules, her dam Besom, by Whisker (imp), out of Cornelia, by Grasshopper. KING DON has never been exhibited, his dam, Rose, was only shown once, when sho gained first honors in the carriage class at the Wanganui show. Terms : £3 ; payable Ist Jan ; reduc« tion for two or more mares ; groom's fee, ss, first service. Good grass paddocks provided at Feilding aud Birmingham ; all care taken, but no responsibility. Apply to G. RICHARDSON, Empire Stables, Feilding. The Thorough-bred Horse CORONET WIM. TBAVEL IN THE FEUDING DISTBICT THIS SEASON. CORONET, Chestnut Horse, 1880. Bred by the late H. H. Stafford, Esq., Annesbrook. /"lORONET is a beautiful dark chest\J nut, stands 15 bands 3 inches high, on short legs, and measures very large, 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. Tebms : Three guineas per mare, pay able at first service by promissory note due January 4th, 1894. Groomage fee, ss, payable at first service. For further particulars apply to A. PRINGLE, Empire Stables, Feilding. ROLLER FLOUR. MESSRS CHAMBERLAIN 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 flftkej Wheatmeal, Try it for porridge, bread, and pastry. It is r«markably sweet and tasty. Crushed Oats can always be obtained at the Mill. Crushing done at Sd per bushel. T. R. CHAMBERLAIN, Manager -fcTIEILDING BOOT AND SHOE JJ EMPORIUM, nchester 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 groat variety. Boots and Shoes made and repaired. GRAND CONCESSION IN PHOTOGRAPHY. BILLENS &~ BUNTING'S STUDIO, The Square, Palmerston North. ONE Dozen Beautifully Enamelled or Opalette Cabinet Photographs and one 15 x 12 Opal or Bromide enlargement, for the small sum of £1 Is. Tickets 2/6 from our Canvassers all over the district. This ticket will enable the holder on payment of additional 18/6 at tho time of sitting, to secure the above Marvellous Concession. Since extensive alterations, our Pro* mises will compare favourably with any Photographic Studio in the colony. Wo invite the public to inspect our work and premises before going elsewhere. Elaborate preparations have been made in every Department, so that the work may be turned out without delay - We have engaged the services of a first-class Lady Artist to do Enlarge" ments in black, white, or oils. In con« elusion we would respectfully ask the public to patronise Local Industry. We will guarantee the work equal to anything in New Zealand. Tickets issued by any other firm accepted till December 30tb, 1893. W" ANTED KNOWN, — "Orders taken at the Star office for all kinds of Rubber Stamps. •