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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 24, 29 December 1884, Page 4

To Stand this Season m the Manawatu and Woodville Districts. THE PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE HORSE Watchman. WATCHMAN^foaIed Ist November, 1878, and is now rising ( 4 years old ; sire Fowler's Wallace, dam Maggie j is a rich brown, h 16^ hands his[h, has a clean, flinty bone and nice hair, and is very active. His sire, the pure imported Clydesdale horse, Fowler's Wallace, bred by Mr Donald McKinley, Wouldhatn Hall, near Gloucester, out of a pure Clydesdale mare, bred by Mr J. N. Fleming, Catnpbelton, Scotland ; her sire, the celebrated horse Lofty Wallace, gained several first prizes before leaving the Old country. Maggie was bred by Mr Sutherland, Taieri, Otago, out; of a Napoleon mare, by Sir William Wallace (imported). Sir William Wallace, bred by William Anderson, Esq., Kirkmichael, Ayrshire, out of Brisk, by Garibaldi. As a yearling took first prize at Maybole, Kirkmichael, and Glasgow, and second at Ayr. As a two-year-old, second at Ayr and Glasgow, and also second at the Highland Society's Show held that year at Edinburgh ; and when only three days lauded m Otago took second prize against horses of all ages at the Taieri, although only 2£ years old. Terms : Single mare, £3 ; guaranteed, J£4 10s; 2 or more mares per agreement. Groomage fees, ss. For further particulars apply to groom m charge J. HEALY. Or Colin McKenzib, Owner Ashurst. £10Ga £LOOO.~~ £1000. W W a Vanguards' a IST discussion X" G ON THE (j A CUP^ A "NT JN" ZL To be run at Wanganui zL U MAHCH 67H, 1885. U I I First Horse £400 Second Horse 220 C Third Horse 110 C jj Others (divided) ... ... 270 Jj P Total... £1000 P —2000 : Members, @ 10s : 2000— FROM the numerous influential promises of support already received, the promoter has every confidence m the list being filled. A weel-known resident of Wanganui has consented to act as Treasurer. Every information freely given to intending investors. Should the number of applications exceed 2000, all prizes will be increased m proportion. Cheques must be made payable to a number or to bearer,and exchange added. P. 0.0. preferred, payable to "Vanguard" ouly. Two stamps for reply and result. Registered letters and telegrams will not be acknowledged. The Press will be invited to attend the drawing, and a Committee formed of subscribers present. Address,-^-VANGUARD, Care M. Hogan & Co., ■ Produce Merchants. Box 50, Post Office, Waiig-nnni. 10*000 Progi amines at 10s Each* £5000. FIDELITY COMPANY'S ANNUAL PROGRAMME On the DUNEDIN CUP. 40 HORSES and 115 N.Z. BONDS, Divided as follows :- First Horse £1300 N.Z. BONDS. Second Horse 7'!o sat £100 £500 Third Horse 3'iO 10 at £50... 500 Others (divided) 700 2(.» =.t £20... -10' -LO afc .£.10... 400 ■10 at £5 ... SfO(.» Total... £)H)GO MaTionds £2000 Tetal amount of Prizes... ,£SOOO. Each Ticket has Six Chances, and can obtain a Prize m Each Drawing. Will CLOSE on or about 24th FEBRUARY, 1885. Please add stamps for reply and result. Remittance* can be sent as follows : — . ]« Cheques, P.O. Orders or Bank Note?. 2. Make crossed cheques, with Is added for exchange, payable either to a No., or simply to bearer as printed, but not to any particular person. If cheques or bank drafts are payable either to a particular person or to order they will be returned to the sender, 3. Post-office Orders may be sent, but they mnsfc be made payable to Fidelity Company onlr and not to aoy particular person . 4. Registered letters or telegrams cannot be replied to. Address only as be'ow : FIDELITY COWPAtfy, Care of Alfred A. Cameron's Box, J551, Post-oiliec, Dunedin. GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. Epp's Cocoa. BREAKFAST. " By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which, govern the operations of digestion aud nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save tis many heavy doctors' hills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of suhtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame." — See article m the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold m £lb packets, by Grpcers, labelled thus: — . JAMES EPPS AND CO., HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, LONDON, ENGLAND.,