Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Manawatu Herald, 6 January 1894, Page 4

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TO STVND THIS SEASON IX THE ' FOXTON DISTKTCT S THE MARQUIS. , TIiE ' ' MAftQTJIS, by Remington 1 —Tangle, by Knottingly, her dam f Tantrums by Cossack, out of Terma 3 gaut by (imp) Rons Emigrant, a .REMINGTON, by Musket— ] 1 Eangi, by Ravens wort (imp) her - dam Skybird by f eddingtou, out of Growl by Bay Middleton. THE MARQUIS is a bright bay p six years old, standing 16.V hands high, possesses good bone, and £ quiet temper. ; 'J^he Marquis'; grand, sire and dam on his sire-side are too well knowtttP. Abe a be particularised jas , also are Knottingly and Tantrums, the 'tatt«r;Jfc«i*lgo* -^iwo ppvs- } win races .|^^q Ivfiaj;f;,.mile:nn/;;to1 vfiaj ; f;,.mile:nn/ ;; to three miles '. r ■' . /,. The-" ! M^AaSti^ii^f.tßVM liim'sei f a sure foal-pttefi^.liik^erc^ntage last year being excepii i on'al.ly"'g 1 oo i (l. ) ' i Fee— Singl e mare^ W. l'Og,' two or », ' more' as' p^if ' 'agreement' Gro6niage ,f fee 3s : , 'payable 1^ at" first service. For y further partiQiilars apply to the I Groom in -cMvge, Toxton Family a Hotel Stables. J . DUDS' >N BROS., Owners, Fox ton. I 7~ JOHN WEfeTWOOLv"" c BL VOKSMITII . AND. SfIOER, Hall street, foxton. ALL kinds of Blacksmithing ex" cnted with despatch and 6 are. $500,000 Beatty's Organs at s J>argaius. For particulars, cata- . logue. address Daniel F. Beatty, Washiug^^,>|l|B>f-'«refi-9ey. & _j> J "".SAMUEITcOOK, c LICENSED INTERPRETER, a O X A K I. y s Purchase or Lease of Native c Lands on the West Coast, N.I. negotiated. r OIIAHOF.B MOPFRATR.