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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 23 January 1892, Page 1

rpO TTJAYEL THIS SEASON J -IN THE Otalu and Foxton Districts, the Coachii g, Trotting, Hunting, an*d Steeplecf'asing Sire tarn: oshanteb. Holder of the Governor's sppc'al medal aw»rded at th« Canterbury A, and P. Shew, Nov , 1890, for the b^st sire calculated to improve the ohnracter of carriage horses— hunters and horses for Indimi requirements. ~ Ta*t O'Sh^kter, by Me«sengpr (in«p,V- T'ansl'ee, by Sir Cl'arles ; p fl, impo Ip 6 from Tasmania by Mr Michael S'ndliolme, who bred BanI shpe. | i Tarn O'Shantf.r 's a grey horse, iiken yea^s nld. standing 1(5 hnnds 2 Tinches, possessing gr<at b(»ne and strength Ie gained first rr'ze at ARhbnrton, 1884, fiii»t in 1885 and 188(5, second in Christchnrch in 1 1886, first in Cbristchurch 1887 and ! 1888. and first 'in Kirwee in 1888. He took first priz^ at the EHesrnere «. and P. £how, 1889. in larriflge ' Cl; 88, and special prize for the bpst Carriage Horse on the gronnd ; first at Bargiorn, 1889 ; pfcond at the C. A and P. As ociation Show, 1889, and I- arl Onslow's (Governor of New Zealand) silver tned.il for the brst Carnage Horse on the ground, the prize heii'g awarded to the horse best adapted for improving the breed of carriage horses, and free from all rerpditary nnsonndness. Tam> O'Shanter has proved himself a vety sure foal getter. Mesvener. pire of Tarn O'Phanter, was a bay hon-e, standing 16 tiMicls 2 ii-clies higM pQKsessing g»at power, and fuli^of and .f^blood ; ' Arolier, ha'f brothpr of li^^ire^ Bottler, wa« the wi 1 ncr of tlie s s|ert>Y'*||rj'e Cup in two successive years, carry jris^lie top wtigbta of 9st 71b and 10^nf2lb, and was mo of the. greatest two-mile horsep ever bred in Aostra ia. (indeiella. dam of Bottler, was aho the dam of \Vhiffl pr i w inn*-r of both Metropolitan and Melllourne C»)p iti 1867,,a.ra<fe j wnewus otlier : gr^arjfcvraces ; while % out . 6j|:|^^rger's dam, thf -winßepV.^l^t^e Viotori n ? hiimpi'nPaceiß 186H,a l> tera dead . hieat w-ilii Volunteer— the first heat [.run in'ft?u,n- 47sec., and the second ■in smin.,4Bs(e. carrying 9st 181 b. 'B< ■tiler,.:,v»B also a creditable per- - tf'rnjer on the Colonial turf. Hjj^ptmß for the seapon—^£B 10 per j mare ; two or more, £3 Bs. i fir^t wpek in Jaiiunry, M 892. Groomage Fee, 6s, payable iat first service. - „ ■';:■- --i . All Wares Sold. Pyine, or changi . inghands in any way, "to liep^d^for. For farther paniculara, apply; to the Gj pom in charge. V:^V- ■■ ■ "J. . . . :H. HENSiON^;: €1^ Propri^tori:!. r, Vsi to -P2L per da --- t0^ c m^ e^ ' dW ' . . ot; a pfireons pf either sex, in thf ir own localitiee.at work for us. New business. A 1 tn^eet wil(h won etful success. I Anyone can do tHe york. You don't nee^ capital, or about tHe, Eame as honpvWe will si art you. No space to explaiii hero But you can make .aßilug little ■ hpnourably and easily 'J he em PJ^^B ; is particu atjy ' -adapi^l vtp the r^gHQ : I which this publicßiio&^ircu&tesit^Mp -and girls <^in;nf &rly;fl&. much is? men. ; Fdir particula;\s and insitructions niailed i free. iNotvySfrtbe tinie— Spn't delay, bui 1 \VV|t c to •}&0 once, f Stin'son & Co.; Port'