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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12634, 23 October 1905, Page 6

SIRES OF THE SEASON. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. TTTHE Undermentioned Sires will X STAND THE SEASON At the Momohaki Experimental Farm, near Waverley. THE IMPORTED SHIRE HORSE DANGER SIGNAL (1891) Brown Horse) Pedigree: Sire —Dunsmore Al, by-Royal Albert. Dam—Black Queen, by Crown Prince. G.-Dani—Darling, by Noble. Fee for mares from the counties of Taranaki, Egmont. Stratford, H&wera, Patea Waitotara, Wanganui, and Rangitikei, 4 guineas, payable as follows: — Two guineas at end of season and two guineas when mare proves in foal. A'l other districts 3i guineas, payable as follows:—Two guineas at end of season and 1£ guineas when mare proves in foal. THE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED HORSE. LUPIN (1894) (Bay Horse). Lunettes Peter Flower Lorgnette Kilwarlin Florida Petrarch « <s .fa o g $ M -« So^ 6 Fee for approved mares suitable for getting remounts, 2£ guineas, payable as follows:—1£ guineas at end of season, and 1 guinea when mare proves in foal. For thoroughbreds, 4 guineas, payable as follows:—Two guineas at end of season, and two guineas when mare proves in foal. All mares sold or exchanged held to be*in foal. Groomage ss. Paddocking will be provided at Is. 6d. per week. For further particulars apply to the Overseer, Momohaki Experimental Farm, "Waverley, or to the Inspector-in-Gharge, Department of Agriculture, Wanganui. , JOHN D. RITCHIE, Secretary of Agriculture. Wellington, September, 1905. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN WAVERLEY AND HAWERA DISTRICTS, OOOLGARDIE* THE TROTTING STALLION, (Bred iby Firiedlander Bros., Canterbury.) Sire Camel, dam The Arab (imp.). /■"IOOLGARDIE is a "handsome ibay •\J horse, with black points, standing 17 hands high, witih good temper, perfectly quiet in both saddle and harness. Sire Camel, gr. sire Berlin (imp., 374. Wallace T.R. vol. iv., imported from America by the late Robt. Wilkin, Esq., of Christchurch), g. gr. sire Dudley, g.g.g. Edwin Forest. Coolgardie's dam, The Arab (imported by the late Nabob Wilson, Esq., of Ghristohurch), Camel's dam Duchess, gr. dam Traducer mare. Ooolgardie has taken several first prizes in the show-ring, and his stock are first-class performers. He has proved himself a sure foal-getter, and on his breeding he should nick well with any mare. TERMS: £3_ &<s. On or before Ist January, 1906. Two or more mares as per agreement. Groom's Fee, 55., payable at first service. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to D. MOORHOUSE, Owner. mHE COACH STALLION, LEO, BY PRINCE LEO, DAM KATE. Prince Leo, by Bedouin, dam Flora Day Dawn mare, g. dam Black Ella— Scimitar mare; g.g. dam Mina (imp.); Auckland Stud Book. Kate, by ; Maitai, her dam, Prince Henry mare (Drought). Leo is a handsome bay, black points, 8 years old: stands 15 hands 3 inches high; has' a Hnd temper, and is a splendid worker in single and double harness. Leo will stand in Fordell and travel surrounding districts. Terms— Single mares, £2 10s.; guaranteed, £3 10s Ist January, 1906. ss. to be paid at first service. J. GOILE, In Charge, Owner, Fordell. WILTON'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. The cure for Biliousness, Constipation, Flatulence, and Indigestion | are effective. They cure, and do it pleasantly and easily. Wilton's Vegetable^ Liver Pills are purely vegetable. They contain no calomel or any other injurious ingredient, but nature's remedies in a concentrated convenient form. One little pill at night gives great results ; it clears out impurities. 1/6 a box. When you have a cough or a cold try a bottle of WILTON'S O.K. SYRUP. I* will d° you good. It cures coughs and drives colds out. 1/6 a bottle at WILTON'S PHARMACIES, 33, Victoria Avenue, Telephone 45. 46. River Bank, Telephone 218 WANGANUI, op from your storekeeper. 19