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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 130, 12 November 1884, Page 4

To Stand thi- Season m the Manawatu and Wocdv.lls Districts. THE PURE-BItED CLYDESDALE HORSE Watchman. WATCHMAN, foaled Ist November, 1878, ami is now. vising' 4 years old ; sire Fowler's WalW, dsim Maggie; is a rich brown, is 16 j hands high,,.} As : a clean, flinty' bone and nice hair, and is very active. His site, the pure imported Clydesdale horse, Fowler's Wallace, bred by Mr Donald McKinlcy, Wouldhani Hall, near Gloucester, out of a pure Clydesdale mare, l>red » y Mr J. N. Fleming, Campbelton, Scotland; her sire, the celebrated hocse Lofty Wallace, gained several first prizes before leaving the Old country. Maggie was bred by Mr Sutherland, Taieri, Otago, out of a Napoleon marc, by Sir William Wallace (imported). Sir William Wallace, bred by William Anderson, Esq., Kirkmichael, Ayrshirej oat of Brisk, by Garibaldi. As a yearling took first prize at May bole, Kirkmicliael, and Glasgow, and second at Ayr. As a two-yoav-oldj second at Ayr and Glasgow, and also second at the Highland Society's Show held that 'year at Edinburgh ; ami when only thre«» diiyv lamled m Otago took Rcisond prize against horses of all ages at the Taieri, although only 2£ years old. Terms: Single mare, £3; guaranteed, £4: 10s; 2 or more mares per agreement. Groomage fees, ss. For further particulars apply to gvooin m charge • J. HEALY. Or Coltn McKknzie, Owner, Ashurst. WILL CLOSE 22nd DECEMBER. Jacob Faithful's CONSULTATION ON THE H.B. Boxing Day Eaces. 4000 M embers at 10s. — <£2000. Hastings Handicap. Ist Horse .... ... ... ,£SOO 2nd Horse ... 250 3rd Horse ... ... ... 130 Others divided.^. • ....... i.., 200 £1080 Cash Phizes. lat £100 ... ... ... £100 2at 50 ... ... ... 100 Hat 20 • ... 220 25 at 10 ... 250 50 at 5 ... ... .... 250, .8920 ABOUT 110 PRIZES. O Chances Kacli Ticket! To the investor of JBI the odds are 17 to X with a single drawing. There being six drawings the odds are merely nominal. One ticket can win the first prize m the race -event, and also five separate cash awards, m all .£685. Drawing under supervision of a ! committee chosen from the shareholders, including representatives of the press. Country cheques must hav«* Is added for exchange. P.O. orders preferred. Two stamps for replv^ and result. '"•- Apply JACOB FAITHFUL, Care of N. Jacobs, Box 7 4 P. 0., Napier. THE BEST BOOK of REFERENCE IN NEW ZEALAND. SIXTH ANNUAL ISSUE. Hardiiig 9 s 1885 Almanac, East Coast Directory, and Local Guide. ' PRICE — TWO SHILLINGS. fX^HE New iVolume will contain all I. »the special features of its predecessors, with extensive 'additions and improvements, suggested by the expeiience of former years. Astronomical. Civil, Official, Ecclesiastical, Danish, Maori, and Jewish Calendars, with lectionaries complete. A large mass of iuformation relating to Postal, Railway, Stamps, Customs, Judicial, Legislative, Educational, and other public departments, including changes made by the Parliaments of 1884 Garden Guide ; Valuable Statistics ; Local Guide, containing much information found m no other publication. Over 300 closelyprinted pages ; the whole carefully" indexed. Post free to any part of the Colony where there is no local agent. Advertisements and subscriptions received by the Publisher". R. COUPLAND HARDING, Times Office, Napier. |$§F Local Agents wantedFeilding Hotel, KIMBOLTOSr ROAB. J. HASTIE BEGS to inform the public, his patrons, and friends, t.'iat he has opened the FEILD ING HOTEL. That tbe house has been re-fur-nished right throughout, that additions and alterations conducive to the greater comfort and convenience of the public have been conpleied, and that every endeavour will be made, and no expense spared, to make the house one of the best on the Coast. Ever} convenience jbr Borders, Travellers, and A'butora, who may icly ou civility nnd attention. The Liquors are of the Best Bi*ands. liflliarilH ! Billiards 2 J. HASTIE, [PROPRIETOR.!