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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1494, 27 September 1883, Page 4

STUD HORSE

WAIEfIBAPAf'AWL. iASI' COAST PAS.B cTOBILiJ CAtfDiJ iGKiCUL-rURAL •SOCIETY. 1 rnlie Annual-' PARADE of STALLIONS ,Ji 1 /.Hnderttie aiibpiiiea of the above society, will take place" 0114 t;e Show-etounda Cartertori onMTURI? t. Ihe PavMA'wiircommence at 2p.m. and all horses must remain on the Ground under order of the Stewarda till p.m, Entries will be-received by the Secretary up to noon on tho day of parade. (-lEWABDB: MeiM N. Graco, H. Braithwaite, H. MeMaater and E, K, Armstrong. Entrance IW: is'per^horse, : ; ? ■ Admission Vgrourias Ib. Members free. . , H. H. .WOLTEKS. Secretary.

TO STAND . THIS, SEASON. T 'His owner's Farm, L . Taratalii, the thoroughbred stallion.; . '■ The Premier,

By Maltou (itopottedj' from Revoke, by Sir Hercules—Finesse, by 'J'rose. 1 Revoke is also the dam of ,Trump.Card-Maltpn (bred by ,Siri.,T;ittbntSykeß) by/ Bifleman, by Touchstone, (See N.Z. Stud book,) . The Preiniei's j)4autiful quality and substance—which ho Mnsmits 'to his stockare household word? throughout Wairarapa, andit; isjonly neCessarv.to add that whether oii 'the'turf or road.Wfl descendants are making patne for themselves, and perpetuating Hhe -iamb' ot 'Old' Malton' and' Sir Hercules as two of r the best thoroughbred sires ever imported 4o 'New Zealand, THE PREMIER is sire of the winners of the Champagne Staked alnd'Nursery Handicap of 1882,' "Fo'r the former event they ran first, and. second. A son of his was only beiten' by a head for the District Produce, 18S1, The Premier was not represented in tlie District»Produce' of 1882, but for the District Produce of 1883, bis^stock:ran first and second, and another son—Consul—won the Taratahi Sapling Stakes at Tauherenikau thoiSpring- Nursery Handicap, the Champagno Stakes, and'the Nursery Handicap with 9st up. He was beaton by a head at Wfinganui for the Sapling Stakes ou!y, having landed from steamer. twenty-Jour hours before the'rice, Be won the Nursery Handicap the following day, and then finished uy a brilliant' Season by running a dead heat with his former. victress- at Waverley, Waitotarv.

There is ao gainsay idr"tlieso fact?, aad the Preinier'a.oy'ner, confidently reksihis claim to the support of Breeders upon the reputation bis stock have made. .... TEKMH-£5 Sb eacli imare.' An allowance for two or more,.tlie bona fide property of sender. .1 ) I ' Also tho Pure-bred puny,

ii- General Spec. TEHMS—£2 lOseafchmtre.' (dazing free until notice.

Every care taken, hut no responsibility, .. ■ 1\ F, TANGKED, 1490. Owner

TO TRAVEL THIS.SEASON 7 .' mßEThorouybhred X Stallion Traitor, By ' Traducer from Deception, by Young Plover—Vanity, by Sir Charles—Giggler, by Tomboy-Duchess of York, by Waxj%:; V > ,-i .J.W' . THE RiiNOWNED SIRE ,

By jTi'adncerA-FJat. Iroii,J by -•'Peteir Tlat.' (See N.Z. Stud Book). Terms lor each mare, £5 s<i. A reduotion made for two or more mares the lorn fide, property of sender. Every care taken, lmt no responsibility; Fm tho'r'particulars in future advertisement, ; H. BUUKERIDGE,.Owner.

TO STAND THIS SEASON, THE thoroughbred Stallion, Anil the purebred Clydesdale Stallion,

Pride of .Canterbury. Ananias' 1 will be turriecl out at his owner's, farm with the marcs, . , , : Pride of Canteibury will travel through the District."* .., . Further particulars futui'e advertisement. '• i' I '' ■' ' J. PIKE, Owner. To Wliiti, Gladstone. ■ 14«5

TO STAND THIS SEASON. lyndon, [7I3jL be at Platform Farm for the season. S§?, ,Terms-£4. ■ No charge for An allowance made when more tban one ixiave is sent.'• iApply • [ 1 ' i! '■ B. KIMBEBLEY, Greytown.

THE PUBLIC TEUST OFFICE OF iu.^prZEMiiNDr ATTRNTI3N i« directed to,the provisions of the Acts this nffiieand to the advantages placed Jbhereby within the reach of every colonist. Subject to sue!) provisions the State offers ,ta every person: ' ;1, ■ About to make his or her will or codicil 2. Intending to provide for wife and children or others by. deed of settlement ; 3. Settling property by way of marriage settlement. 4. Destruig to renounce the trusts of a will ]laving been appointed executor or trustee under the same 5. Having acted as .trustet, or administrator, wishing to be relieved of he burthen of l u&teeship or administration tne option of using the State mnehinery, and gives an absolute guarantee against losacf funds by. fraud or dishonesty. ; Every information may le obtained from WjjjJjf.iM BELLAE, Esq., Agont, at. Mastertoa jpi Greytown,, or from S. C HAMERTO& Public Trustee.

A GREaT public want

SUPPLIED. AEOON TDjhkPE6M(,P IUASTERTON i THE CASH ' NO more need to send to Wellington or any other city.in ( New Zealand for. Boots or Sjibesjl! pa jthe people of'Masterton and surrounding'districts can have any desoiiption of Boots at H. PETERSEN-&.CO. 'Si CASH BOOT MARKER atiWjEtLINGTOK PRICES, 1 ' ' . ,:In order to meet the increasing;require' monts of our township and the surrounding districts .ML&RdED; our PREMISES, and•sWcked'them'with a ' Magnificent Selection of i; ! BOOTS AND 1 sflO'ES Of every description, including Pinet's Ladies' Wiiking Boots and Shoes, Pinet's Ladies' Evening Shoes, - Cove & West's Porpoise Bide Boots'and Shoes, Otto Hertz's Ladies' and Gent's Boots it) GEE AT VARIETY II English Made BOOTS axd'SHOES. of Every Description,' Colonial Mado .JBOOTS, and SHOES from Gents; B/stShbote and Jjlastio' Sides down to Children's Copper.Tp.es, ... . These GOODS we now .oner to the Public' at the WELLINGTON PRICEB for Cash, so there is No other Home in Masterton that COMPETE WITH PRICE ' LIST (next' week! whichi will ibe found to compare favorably with Any Price ... i List in the Cplwiy.. f r , . tS"Everyperson invitedto.come and inspect our Stock at ■ ■ . 1 .. . IHIf. 11./ T Masterton Casli lßoot Market, H; Co.