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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1497, 1 October 1883, Page 4

Stud Horses. TO STAND THIS SEASON. \ T His owner's Farm, L Taratahi, the thoroughbred stallion. - v- ; : The Premier. mmmmmm hlso tjiedam of Tnimp Card—Malton (bred by Sir' Tatto'ri''Sykes) by Bifleman, by (See/N.Z; i • :'■ the Premier's beautiful' quality and sub-Bt&nce-whj'cbJhe transmits to his stack—are household vrbrds throughout Wairiirapa, and it is only necessary to add that whether on the turf or road his descendants are making a name for themselves, and perpetuating the. fame of Old Malton and Sir Beroules'-ras,twb of the best thoroughbred aires ever imported 'to New Zealand. THE. PREMIER is sire of the winners of the Champagne, Stakes, and Nursery Handicap of 1882,'' For the former event thoy ran first and tecdpd,;;: A son of his was only berten by iGieadLfor the District Produce, 1881, 'lhe Premier was not represented in ,tbe Mstrict Preduoe" of 1882; but for the District Produce of 1883 Mb stock ran first and second, and another son-Consul—won the-Taratahi Sapling Stakes at Tauherenikau the Spring Nursery Handicap, the Champagne Stakes, and the Nursery Handicap wlth'dat up. ' He was beaten by a ; head at Wanganui for the Sapling Stakes only having landedf from Steamer- .tweuly-jour noun before the race, HeVon the Nursery Handioap the following day, and then finished uj> a ; b'rilliant Season by tunning a dead he'it with his former ..victress at Waverley, Waitotaa /. ; ; ; / ~( ll There is no'gainsaying these facts, and the I Premier's owner confidently rests his olaim to'the'suppbrt'of Breeders upon the reputation his stock have made. ' - TERMS—£s;s3:ieich mare.' An allowance for two or more, the bona fide property of sender. Also tho Pure-bred puny,

General Spec, . TEBMS-£2 l(ta;eaoh m ire. (irazing free until notice. ' l '

Every caro taken, but no rcsponsibilitj ' ' P. F; TANCKED, 1490 ■.■-.'■ Owner

TO STifriD THIS SEASON, <**<, rfIHE thoroughbred . Stallion, ~ Ananias/ And thepurebred Clydeadale Stallion, Pride ol Canterbury. Ananias will bo turned out at his owner's farm with the; mares.. Pride of Canterbury will travel tlirouijh the. District;, ' further'particulars future advertisement. ' ' V l PIKE, Owner. To .Whiti, Gladstone.: 1485

. TO STAND. THIS SEASON, . g|w- -Barry Lyndon, WIIiL be at Platform j ; W--> -Farm foi the season. *— ! Terms—£4. No for ■ V paddocks. ' ' ■ An Allowance made.when moro than one mare.issent. Apply RliMßEELEY.Greytoffn.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. '"'"■■'".l*jriSk' ftlHETboroughbrei Stallion Traitor,

Bred.by Mr Nobworthy, 1870. By Traducer—Deception, by Young Plover —Yamty/by SirCliarles —TheGiggler (imported), by Tomboy—Duchess of Yoik, by Waxy—Moses'dam. ;; ■. Traducer' (imported),' by The Libel-Are thusit. (Seo NrZ;Skd.Bpok).. •. . . Traitor is a bay horse, stand* over 16 hands, with rare,Btrcngth and substance, and by good judges admitted to be an exceptionally grand specimen of the thoroughbred, his breeding boing of the highest class.

As Traitor is to be travelled through the Wairarapa during the season, his owner prefers that breeders shall see and judge for themselves 5 whether he is tho sire required to get haoks up to 18 stone, or racehorses if jidesired; 1 /•"-' '-' ,; ' • ~:':' 'Also- .. .THE EMOWNED SIRE Mangle, IjiMiTiiD to .30 Mares. By Traduceir—Flat Iron, by Petor Flat - Emma, is Mangle's breeding, while Welcome Jack, one of the groatest performers of modern times, is by Traducer -Miss Flat, by Peter Flat-Mountain Nymph. Mangle's desoived popularity in this district, for tho Bplendid stock lu> \m sired, is increased by liisclcße ridatinnship'to such a celebrity as Welcome Jack; aud in limiting Mangle to 30 mares, his owner intends that he shall have a chance of still further showing of what rare strains of blood his pedigree consists.'

. TERMS FOU TPAITOR AND MANGLE —Each mare, £5 sa. ; A reduction made for two or more the bona fide property of sender. Good paddocks .provided; at Is per per week,'„ Eyery care taken, but no responsibility, For further to particulars apply to E.BUOKERIDGE, Owner.

1 i: T,,G.MASON, [REQISTERp.] Pharmaceutical O/hemist MEDIOiL.B ALL, .MASKBTON, BEGS to annou'n'ce'that ho "lias .FUST RECEIVE!) a Large Ousigmentof the Oeraentioned '.Preparations for the Summer'Season':— ' ' —•'. PUKE' SOUTH SEA ISLAND LIME ' JUICE.—From tbe' fruit. l'uriScShya new process.,! Fresh, bright, and pala- . table.- 1 '■'.' BNO'S FRUIT SALT.-The, GENUINE. Direct from Manufactory,' ZOEDONE-Non-iiicoholio Champagne. A delightful beverage' for the' Summer. LEMOJX ,SYRUP-For Summer Drink

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