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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1476, 6 September 1883, Page 3

Stud Horses. WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PAS- • TORAL AND AGRICULrURAL •SOCIETY, 'phe Annual PARADE of STALLIONS L under the auspices of tho abovo Bociety, will take place on the Show-grounds Cartaton on SATURDAY 29th September, 1883. The Parade will commence at 2p.m. and all horses must remain on tho Ground under order of the Stewards till 4 pm. Entries will be received by tho Secntaiy up to noon on the day o( parade, Stewards : Messrs N, Grace, H. Biaitliwaite, H. McMaster and R. It. Armstrong Entrance Fee : 5s yer horse, Admission to grounds Is. Members froe. H. H. WOL'IW. Secretary. TO STAND THIS SEASON, BTN the "Wairan.ijii District, 1 the well-bred HACK STALLION, ' Mischief, By Kakapo, dam Lady Jane. For fmther particulars see Cards and future advertisement, J. DEVONSHIRE. 1476 Empiro i tables, Masterton. TO STAND THIS SEASON, - ■ AT Te Ore Ore. Master. xl _ toD, the Splendid Coaching Stallion, ? Young Camden, By Bay Camden out of an imported maro. Young Camden combines all ita qualities of a thoroughbred with tho strength of a Coach Horse, and is specially adapted for getting oross country, coaching, and weightoMryins; hicks. He is a sure foal-gettor, but should a mare •bo-found not in foal after visiting him, ho will serve again noxt year at ha'f-prioo. . ■ Young Camden will serve a limited "number of mates at JE3 3s per mare, at To Ore Ore, where well-grassed padlocUs mopiovideJ free of charge until mares a'o stinted, of which due noice will be giveu. All mares are to bo paid for on or before Ist January, 1883. Eur further particulars apply to D. GUILD, 1476 Masterton. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, —i .ipHETlioroiighhidHiirso jDaniel O'Connell. Should suflkiunt inducement offer, the above Horscwill travel between Masterton and Whakataki. Daniel is bv DANIEL O'ROUBKE out of PLOVER. Further particulars on Cards and future advertisement, THOS. CARWELL, 14 ? 4 ■ Proprietor. L\ THE CLYDESDALE m ENTIRE HORSE £ GLADSTONE. \\i ILL Travel in tho Wairarapa District VV' this season. Two or more Mares as per agreement, For particulars see cards. J, HARDING, •475 Pioprietor, P, 0 R SALE. 1 Chestnut Horse. Diver, by Pater , Flat. 1 Grey Gelding, Shamrock, by Clymonus, dam by Uaveiisdowne. 1 Bay Gelding, Kakapo, by Kakapo, dam, Nai Nai, by Ravensdowno, grand dam by Riddlesworth, 1 Bay, Gelding, Taratahi, by Chic', dam Nai Nai, 1 Bay Gelding, Ned Kellv, by Birbarian, damNaiNai. 1 Chestnut Gelding, Comus, by Gladiator, dam Maid of the Mountain -by Traducer. 1 Bay Mare, Annie,' by Peter Flat. 1 Grey Gelding, Commodore, two years old, by Manslo, dam Gentlo Annie —by Clymonus, Nominated for Wairararapa Jockey Club Produce of 1884, 1 Bay Gelding, liorari, by Ananias, dam Nai Nai. Nominatedfor Chumpagne Stakes of 1884 and Wairarapa Dißttict Produco of 1885. 1 Brown Colt, Comet, by Mangle, dam Taratahi, by Bay Middleton, Nominated for Wairarapa J.C. Sires Produce of 188 C, and'Wairarapa District Produce of 1 Brood Mare, INai-Nai, by Ravensdowne, granddam Gentlo Annie, by Riddlesworth. In foal to Mangle. 1 Brood Maro, Taratahi, by Bay Middleton, granddam Gentle Annie, By Riddlesworth. Iu foal to Ananias T. MY, 14G3 Taratahi Hotel, Taratahi. 0 B, 8 . A L K . JL CHESTNUT HORSE, Barry Lyndon, 4 years old, by Ananias, from Cabbage Tree. Mary Stewart, 4 years old, by Mangle ; dam, Queen of Scotß A good upstanding back. Brown Duchess, by the Peer, dam a Traducer mare, stinted to Mangle, Bay filly, unbroken, 3 years old,' by Napeleon, Would make a useful trap mare. Bay filly, 2 years o!d, by The . liaron, Chestnut colt, 2 years old, by Sir Colin Campbell, from Queen of Scots. ALSO--1 Useful hack marc, aged. 1 First-class .draught horse. with a large dray and harness complete. Price, £tiO, 1 Brown Yearling colt, by The Baron from Brown Duchess. Apply B. KIMBERLEY, Platform Farm, 1450 Greytown. Solway Wool Press, F. YORK, Sole Maker in the VV • Wellington Province of the above Presj, has "\ few now on hand, made from Weltj.BKlsuneu Timber. This Press took First Prizes at Dunedm and Wairarapa Shows, and BEAT THE SPEEDY PRESS at Canterbury last year. ONE MAN CAN WORK THIS MACHINE. Pi ice Lists and particulars on application, W.F.YORK, 1475 Mtkcr. Kuripuni. ON SALE.—Plain or Printed Tea Bags (Jib and lb), Milliners' Bags (all sizes), Urncers' Bags ['l, it, 4, an V6lb), Bakers' 1) g.> (from ilb to f lb), Tobacco l-:ago (loz. nit 1202. 1 niho Wairarapa Dam Ofnw,