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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 November 1913, Page 3

You Will Want a Richly Tinted Gloss Finish HPHE Home to be bright and "*■ cheerful at Xmas time when the annual home-comings take place. The simplest and most economical way to brighten up the Furniture, Floors, etc., is to procure some Kopaline or Decoret, which are well known a 6 the beet J permanent Varnish Stains. We I stock various colours Oak, Rose- "^ wood, Mahogany, Walnut, etc.,*" IWrl Price Ib. « if. * -■<*.. > » m i Jfe- FURNITUREXHAFRS.ErcIh We also etock Lxntlb, Liquid « ar n nrncnlVm Veneer, 6tc, for pollening fur- «, P.rULLtR 'a. W* niture. * MANUFACTURERS In Carpet Sweepers we stock the VACUUM from £3 ss'; BISSEJiL'S from 17s 6d. SHINO DUSTLESS MOPS, 4s 6d, SHIXO DUSTER CLOTH. 9<L Pure Prepared Paint, in J, J, an d 1 gallons; ready mixed for use. YOU CAN GET EVERYTHING YOu'REQUIRE FOR BRIGHTENING UP THE HOME AT GRAHAM & CO "THE BUBY STORE." QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. TELEPHO NE 14.

'PHONE 87 'PHQNE 87 Christmas Cards w your own private greeting will be appreciated by friends old and new. We can supply PRINTING OF QUALITY which contains that note of distinction so essential to success, and combines good workmanship with excellence of design. ■ Let us show you the latest in Hand-made Paper "and Cards. They are especially suited for. Xmas and New Year Greetings. '* MASTERTON PRINTING Ltd., ACE BUILDING* ....,..'.. LINCOLN ROAD. E. H. WADDING f*QN, MANAGER. Theplasterton Farmers' Implement Co., Ltd, GENERAL ENGINEERS; IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, COACH AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS. LINCOLN ROAD AND PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. FARM IMPLEMENTS of every description made and repaired by Competent Tradesmen. Manufacturers and proprietors of the celebrated 2EALANDIA and COCKATOO WOOLPRESSES. ' _■ 'We are also Sole Agents for P.' & D. DUNCAN, LIMITED, Christchurch, for all classes of Agricultural Implements, the HORON HARVESTERS & MOWERS. . ■ ■ We desire to draw attention to the fact that we have installed The Acetone Plant, and can repair all kinds of Castings. Extra Parts for all classes of "Machines are stocked. • R. D. LEACH, Manager, ; . „ P.O. BOX 93 •••■• TELEPHONE No. 46..'V Residence Pownall Street. Telephone No. 518.

THE STUD. | r —— . •*• terton district, the Purebred ! Clydesdale Stallion. / , DALMUIR. T Sire Dalmuir Prince (imp.) 11084, 1/ ( , . Vol. XXIII. P 1 DALMUIR is * dark chestnut, and stands 16 hands 8 inches high, wellGONQUEROR (J). balanced, evenly marked horse of TO Stand This Season, at Master- great weight and substance, possesston, the Thoroughbred Stallion mg rare good feet, pasterna, mo» CONQUEROR (2) by Medallion (8)- quality of. hair tegs, M -jgreat Siesta, top. He is a toemendoußly straight bone and muscle, *«.-. ■— .- -* ■.—«- m ;. , - , «^.t, AM » «,+~.v great Bacehorse and a great Sire, [getter This Worse's carthorse stock Never been beaten in the show-ring, is selling well in New : -J" horses to be found. He has many further particulars apply to—0. McOULLOUGH, < —" Westbush-road, Master ton. npo TRAVEL THE SEASON. The Fashionably-bred Scottish Clydesdale Stallion SCOTTISH KNIGHT. (414. Vol. 1.) Five years old. By Black Knight (Imp.)— Princess May. ■ Princess May by Prince Alexander ; Princess Mae, by Wallace (imp.) . ■•' SCOTTISH KNIGHT us a fashionbe seen at a glance that he is one of the best, and hiß superb quality will satisfy the most critical. His sire, Dalmuir Prince (imp.), is a great Show horse, and also a great breeder. His performances read: 32 firsts and champions, E second-and 8 third prizes. Pedigree: Dalmuir Prince (11024, Vol. XX111..), was bred by Mr John McDonald, Boquhanran Dalmuir, Dumbartonshire, Scotland, and imported to Now Zealand in 1901 by Mr Watson Abram, Kelso, Otago.Sire, King Khama (10069, Vol. XVIII.); dam, Boquhanran Maid (11024, Vol. XXin., page 30), by Leading Star (6232, .Vol. XL). Gsire, Merchant Prince (3839, Vol. VII.); G-dam, Maggie, by Ga)lendnfect feet, and a straight coer. ' Wales (673); g-g-g-sire General (832); He was shown twice as a,three- g-g-g-g-sire Sir Walter Scott; g-g-g-» year-old—2nd Waimate. and 2nd, Tim- g-g-sire, Clydeboy (574), by Soote-. aru. . m » n ( 75 4>are too well known throuehout the _ Dominion to need comment. _.'?.* lenderßros" faiefHs full brother to Flat. . Sire, Cranbourne. <*»nb££ Scottish Crown, who was sold for ! ne's sire .was the famous horse Lord £SOO to eo to Melbourne. 1912. , Salisbury (imp.). faimsfeor more as per arraneemei payable let January. 1914. . taken, but. no responsibility. I For further particulars apply to— THOS. ROSYTH. Groom in charge. Carterton. Or R. P. MAXTED. ' Owner. Masterton. S. FORMAN, Late FORMAN AND TROWER. (NABS,. GIGS, BUGGIES, Etc., on V Hire, by hour, day, or week. Parties catered for on reasonable terms. Careful attention given to every department of the business. Competent man always in charge. Plant and business have been increasi ed to meet growing demand for busiO. McOULLOUGH, Ww=t Bnsti-road. Masterton. TOISTAND AT TAUHERENIKAU AND TRAVEL WHEN REQUIRED. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION CHATS WORTH (3). (By Auric—Winifred.) AURIC is by the celebrated Bill of Portland, while Winifred is by Goldsborough—Lady Hooten. Chatsworth is the first direct descendent of St. Simon and Stockwell to be placed at the Service of Wairarapa Breeders. Chatsworth holds three firsts and three championships in the> show rinflr. Orders left with J. V. REED, 41 South-road, will be attended to. TERMS: £5 ss, payable Ist January, 1914. Good paddocking at Is 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. W. L. NIX, Tauherenikau.