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Temuka Leader, Issue 2727, 20 October 1894, Page 4

To Travel this Season; in: the Tioxaru Temuka, Geraldine, and Surrounding Districts, The Trotting Stallion LORDJ O H N. Lobd John by Berlin—dam ' Princess Maud by. Shields (imp.) ; Teems, £4 .4s, payable Ist January, 1995. 6s, at first service. ; Paddock accomodation: for mores at Is per week. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars, apply to JOSEPH* MAHONY Groom in Charge. ,Or to the Proprietor 00l JOHN SHAW," Timaru. To Travel this Season is the Geraldine, •' Pleasant Point, and Surrounding Districts, The , Trotting Stallion Young bmers on, . By Emerson, dam Kitty—by The Peer, out of a TraduoerMare. ! Fori Further Particulars see Cards. jT££KS, £3. Groomage ss. j Good paddocks for mares. Every care taken but no responsibility. (Apply to E. TOOMEY & SON. Kakahu, ocl Or Groom in Charge. WILL TRAVEL the Cave, Totara Waitohi, Kakahu, Geraldine Woodbury, and Temuka Districts and will stand at his owner’s stables Pleasant Point, from Friday to Monday during the Season, The Celebrated Aiherican Standard-bred orse T ' B X A S, IBy Berlin (imp.)—dam Rose, by Shales (imp.) Texas is a dark grey, 8 years old. His dam, Rose, was the winner of .several trotting races,; and a £59 private match. Texas won, the Geraldine Electric Stakes, 1894, Tebms,£3. For further particulars see Cards. JOHN MURPHY, Pleasant Point; ROBT. BEATTIE, se29 Groom in Charge. To : Travel .this . Season in the Temnk a | Geraldine, Kakahu, Rangitata, and Surrounding Districts, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion BAN K E R By Young Banker (imp.), dam Princess Royal. iTkbms, £4, payable as follows:—£2 on the. Ist January, 1895 ; balance when mare proves in foal. Grodmage Fee, ss. . Guarantee will be null and void where mare changes hands, and original owner will be held responsible for all liabilities. Good .Paddocks, free of’ charge, provided for mares coming from a distance. All care taken, but no responsibily. se2s A. TOOMEY, Kakahu. HEALTH Tea* is blended from th purest and choicest growths by ei parts of the highest order. G. Prattle; agent, Temuka; Morris'm Bros., agent Geraldine.

To Travel ,This Season In. the Temnfca, Geraldine, Kerrytown, Rangitata, ■: and Sorronnding. Districts, N The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion 0 B L E M A,N For Pedigree see N.Z. Stud Book and Cards. Terms—£3 10s; payable Ist January; 1895. , Groomage 'ss, oh :fint service. Guarantees as per arrangement. Apply to R. EDGEWORTH, Proprietor, Winchester. Or sel3 Groom Ih pharge. To Travel this Season in Temuka and Surrounding District, I The Purebred Clydesdale Stallio Ear l y mor nl g (209). Sire,; Youwg Banna (imp.); <. Dam, Pnnrcxss ■ Royal. Early Morning will be atthe,Temuka Hotel Stables on Saturdays and Sundays— Mondays, ate j Mr; McKenzie’s; > OapMdine Rojsd; ?■ Tuesdays Mr) 'McCulloch s*, 5 *, Writohi Flat ; Wednesdays, W. PeSro6’s, Waitohi : Downs; Thursdays, Levels Station (through bythePoint); Fridays, the Washdyke. For Terms and further pariknlan see Cards, orapply to J. MILES, Groomin Charge. J. SEWELL, se22 Propri*tor,Oamaru. Toi Travel’ this Season in' > > and sorronnding'distriots, I The Purebred Clydesdale l StlUion jT 0U N 6 TAIERI TDM Young Taieri Tom is 6 yens' pld tills foaling, with a first-class iad the winner of two firit yruM' taken in rings of t goo;d { heipM. Original owners held liable Where mares change hands. Fdf further, partioolars apply to 002 W. WHEEL6AKD, Rapgitata. To! Trav*eP this Season' in tfaeTemoka, PleasantFdiht, Pareora, and Surrounding ‘ Districts, The PnrebradClydesdale Horae C O 0 L G A R*-D I B By Craigieyar—Lady Wallace, and bred by Mr A. McKenzie, Geraldine. Good Paddocking at the HcphelteMl. Seadown. Txbms—£3 3s half guarantee. B. EVANS, oc4 proprietor. To iTravel this Season in the Temuka-and 1 Surrounding District, R to The purebred Clydeedale Stalli LACK WAT For terms aud other particulars P. DAVIDSON oc4 Groom in Chs

ZEALAKDIA BOOTS. These grand-wearing boots still continue in favour, And are known throughout the Colony u the FINEST FITTING AND WEARIN3 BOOTS EVER PUT BEFORE THE PUBLIC Householders of all occupations, if they wish to study economy comfort, must see they obtain this Brand. There are more ZEALANDIA Boots manufactured th»n any other brand in the . country, .and the demand is increasing each month. NOTHING BUT STERLING MERIT HAS PRODUCED THIS RESULT. THEY ARE!MADE MEN’S, WOMEN’S, CHILDREN’S,—AND EYERY PAIR IS BRANDED And. is Wake anted by the Manufacturer to Give Good Wear. New Lasts and Shapes are constantly being received, so every Customer can rely on Being Properly Pitted. SOLD BY ALL THE LEADING RETAILERS. REID & G RAY’S (Nearly 11,000 made), FAMOUS CHAMPION DO'J E-FURROW PLOUGHS & DIGGER,. PRACTICALLY speaking wc. make all the Double-Furrow Ploughs that.are used in New Zealand. Shares fitted with Gray’s Patent Steel Points. FORCEFEED BROADCAST GRAIN, GRASS, AND TURNIP SOWERS, 18ft wide. ZIGZAG ; I( ARROWS . all steel. OUR “EUREKA” DRILLS, patent combined Manure and Turnip, or combined Manure, Grain, and Turnips ; greatly improved for present season. Also our “ Eureka ” Patent Double Turnip and Manure Drills for Ridges. DISC AND DIGGING HARROWS, bept, most durable and effective in their work. Hillside Ploughs, wooden or iron frames. New Drag Harrow on wheels, made 1 for two three, or four horses. We also make Thomson’s Patent Double and Single Drill Plough, combined with Manure and Turnip Sower. DOUBLE AND TREBLE DRILL PLOUGHS, to ho followed immediately after by the DOUBLE or TREBLE DRILL TURNER SQWE'i. Turnips can be put in nearly as cheap in this manner as by drilling on the flat. DOUBLE BAGGERS AND CHAFFCIJITERS, all sizes. MERGER NON-CANVAS BINDER, MOWERS, AND REAPERS AND MOWERS. IF YOU LIKC NICE 'CR^ER'IvOR * AWARDED MOATE &c GOLD&SIDIERMBMLS Pmif CELEBRATEDMME BESS PURE INDIAN CHINA&CEYUON TEAS PROCURABLE