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Temuka Leader, Issue 2288, 3 December 1891, Page 4

lIRST IN THE FIELD,; andi still 1 Keeping the Lead. For making Wholesome and Digestive Bread, Scones/ eto.it '■ there, is nothing to beat JUMBO BRAND BAKING POWDER. Sold by all. Storekeepers at 6d,- Ib, Is 2b 6d the tin:r ses ' ,A VE . Y O U TRI ED

Makes Delicious Scones, Bread, «nd Pastry.; Guaranteed absolutely Pure and the most Wholesome Powder in the Market. Sold by all Grocers ih tins 6d,ls,and2B each', and wholesale by the Manufacturer, . 1 ; 'G. E. WAEBURTON, jy2l Chemist, " The Pharmapy." Timaru.; \0 Stand at Hunnington, Winchester The Thoroughbred Horse THE ARBITER, By Betrayer, dam Nancy. (Nancy is well known as the dam of Hunnington). The Arbiter as a yearling took first prize at Christchurch, first prize at Timaru, and a special prize as the best of Betrayer's yearlings upon the ground. ,As a two-year-old, he was awarded a special prize at Timaru as the best of Betrayer's ntock, first prize in his class, and first prize against all; comers at Christchurch A. and P. Show.

Inspection of three of his foals is invited. Terms, £3 3s • paddocks free for six weeks. Apply ' ;, ocß W. DeRENZY.R 10 Travel this Season. in.the.Bangitata, Orari, Geraldiriey Winchester, Temuka, and Timaru Pistricts, : The Entire Carriage Horse ISLAND LADDIE, By Young Knottingly, : dam Blossie. Young Knottingly by '. Knottingly, dam Beauty; Beauty, ;i by. Traducer. Island Laddie is a bright hay, with black points, rising 7 yearS ; bid, stands 17 hands high, good temper, and perfectly quiet, possesses grand.; paceß, and is adapted for getting good Hunters, Weight-Carrying Hacks, and Carriage Horses. Terms: Season, ;£2, due Ist January, 1892; guarantee, £3; £1 to be paid at end of season, remainder when mare proves in foal. Groomage, ss, payable first service.

For further particulars apply t 0.,, F. A; DEMUTHi Groom in Charge.' Or to F. HAAR, ocß Proprietor, Rangitata. 10 Travel this Season in the Temuka, . r Geraldine, Orari, and Surrounding p, . Districts, V ' The celebrated Thoroughbred Entity Horse KIN G F-T'S HER/; His Stock are taking First Places-both.; in the North Island and Ashburtoh District. In the ; North, ilsland two viof his progeny ; won £4oo,at one, meeting. At the Ashburton Trotting Meeting ..an-: other two of hisistock got two firsthand two second places, i Terms, £3. GroomageFee, ss. i} ■■ , ocl ! JOSEPH LOACH, Orari.' h iHE TROTTING HORSE FLEETWaW; Will Travel this Season in , Rangitata and Surrounding Districts. Fleetwood is a grey horse rising three yqars . old, stands; fifteen hands inches high, by, Blackwood Abdallah djsn£j Duko. .Blackwqpd by-Honier,: first dam by Blackwopd.;, For further, see cards* .. f Terms^£2 ; J ipayable;,lst "Good, paddocks; fpr t . mares; if All care taken but no responsibility. i- /In event ofmares.changing.owners, owner-ai, time-otservice jheld • ; * 1 '■'' ■'• ' HENRY' WRIGte/ : !' Rangitata Island, ; . |oc6 Proprietor? ,vTJLL TRAVEL. The Cave, Totara, Waitohi,.. Kakahu, , Geraldinej and TemukaJ'Districts,! aniwill stand at his owner?s_ \ | Pleasant Point,-from Friday !■ day during- season. - ' The Celebrated; American Standard-bred Trotting Horse, t .-•£■'■ x ;: a- s'.'• ; By Berlin Rose, by Shales (imp.) Texas is a dark grey,' 6 years old. j His dam, Rose, was the winner of several trotting races and a i!SO match;/;,) For Terms and Particulars See Cards,, ' JOHN MURPHY,' oc6 Pleasant Point. OSTERS of Every Size can be obtained on the shortest notice at - the Temuka Leader and Geraldiiie Guardian Printing Offices. Lowest Prisw*'