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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1500, 4 October 1883, Page 4

StuffHorges. .-.,,, ~;AT v flis. .owner's Farm, 2. 'lei." Tfli'Atahi, the thoroufih-, .The-Premier, j ByMalton (impbtte3)Mrom Revoke, byjl "itflerculea—Finesse,by Trosp, Revokeisj ou wig uoill ui ±iuui(; u«iu-mohvu l"»y" f Sir Tatton Sykes) : by ; ! Eiflotuan, j ! by ouohstone. (SeeN.Z, Stud book,) j The Premier^beau]iful r ,quality .and aub-l tance—which he transmits to his stock—; re household words throughout _Wairarapa 1 i nd it is only add .that ■svhetliei j n the turf or roact bis descendants' are! isMng a name f o&themselvos, and perpetuang the fame of Old ! Maltou and Sir; Reroutes as. two .of the, beßt thoroughbred ires'ever'impbrted-to : THE PKEMIER is sire of the winners of| 'he Champagne Stakes and Nursery .Handi-| ap of 1882, iWthe.former event'iney rani irst and second. A son of his was onlyi l (diteft-by-a headfor r; the District .881, The Premier was not represented inl be Distcic t.Jreduce ofsißß2, ..but for 'the i Miotfro'duiie (JtiPfßis Btock ran firsti >nd second, and another son-Uonsul-woai 1 jhe ■Taratahi Sapling Stakes at .Tauherenikauj the Spring Nursery Handicap, the. Cham-1 jagno Stakes, and Handicap; #ith 9st upi ! He was beaten by a headati Wanganui for the Sapling Stakes only having' lauded, from. steamer Imnty-Jour km before the" race,.' He won the Nursery Handi- j cap the following day, and then finished nyl a brilliant season'by running adead licit! with his lormor victress at Waverley.j Waitotar,v,. „ ~. / I There is no gatasaying these faqts, and the. Premier's owner 'confidently rests; his olaim; to the support of B/eeders upon the reputa-;

TERMS—£S oa each mate, An allowance fortwoor more,''thfl,boii'a'fide property '.of, sender. •■<] ,'.r ;/;■;>?>.-. :': j Also thePare-bredipuny, .., . I TER&IB-£2los each msre. (irazing free; Until notice.'" ,; '■.'■''.'" ' '■' '■■'•' " Every care taken, but no responsibility.; -.'■ ■■■■■ r-P. F. TANOHED, | 1490 " i '■ " Owner .j fe Arid thepurobred Clydcs- •'"' : dale'Stallion,

Pride of Canterbury. Ananias will bo tunied'i'iut at his owner's jfaim^h ;,■/!■ .-. \' jiPriSe, orpaiitorbury, * will "."travel, thrbnjjh the' District. ' "'."!'..''. Further particulars future advertisement, '■■'' iOjIPIKB, Owner. TeWhiti, Gladstone.. . , 1485

i,:, '% ; STA ; ND^S'<SIAS'ON ) : | TN the'Wairar&pa District, _ I") the:', well-bred HACK l STALLION, WSyflttiief;. .. By Kakapo, darp Lady. Jane. f For further particulars'see Cards iind~ ; future' advertisement, ,;, J. DEVONSHIBE. 1476 Empire, Stables, Maßterton. ; TO STAND THIS SEASON. d Aioj:; Barryiiyndon, [T]LLrbe-at, Platform ' V"V' Fann fbt the season. No charge for An allowance, made when more than one mare is sent.' Apply .-.:•:. i}; .B.'.KIMBEBIEY, Greytown. ■ TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, i -sBR, mHEThoroughbred

Bred by Mr. Nosworthy, 18/0, , By by Young Plover] —Vanity, by Sh 4 ' Charles—The Giggler (im-; ported), by Tomboy—Duchess of York, by Waxy—Moses' dam. j Traducer (imported), by The Libel—Are-: thusa (See N,Z, Stud Book), Traitor is a bay horse, stands over 16, hands, : with, rare.sti'ength and substance,; and' by 1 good judges admitted to be ah exceptionally grand-'specimen of thoroughbred, his- breeding being 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; whether.; he is the sire required to get baoks up tp 18 stone,; or rabehorseß if desired. ( ! ;i:; THBEMOWNED SIRE \ ;■;■■: ..-riiIMITED TO,3_Q MARES. By by Peter Mat— Emma; is' Mangle's breeding, while Welcome Jack, one of the gro4te3t performers ofj modem timesj 'is by • Tra'ducer-Miss Flat, 1 by'Peter'iFlat-Monntain Nymph. Mangle's deserved popularity iil this district, for the' splendid stook Se 1 has sired, Is increased by| rhisolose-relationship.to .suchacelebrity.as Welcome Jack; andjn limiting Mangle to 30 mareß, his'owneriuteWdfl.-.thathe shall have ti .stili' further showiig of what rare"s'tSinB c 6'f : hlbdd ; lis pedigree conßiats';i. r i'a(.iU ~AW■,"->'■■'■■].■.'.". . ! TERMS FOR TRAITOR AND MANGLE; -Each mare, £5 Si, "A reduction made for two I ';6rj f m'or'e,the^liwia,s«'.' property of sender. Good'pad'docks^ at Is per per week!'''EVeW care itaken, but no responsibility* • { :7 For further, to .particulars, apply to | ' : '•; E, BMERIDGE,'Owner. Pharmaceutical Chemist MEDICAL BALL, MASTHRTON, j i'EGS l |;o;'annonii'co,,tbat;hoi has JUST ) 'EEOEiyED'a' Large'Cnfasigmentof the Ujderme'ntibned Preparations for the Suiiimerfleason:— I I PUEE-.q;BOUTH ; SEAvISLAN» LIME " l.JMOlrtrom'the trait;' Tnrified by a ■'s-K.-PW P ro( !? s !:,i bright, and pala-j '.-'"..■ table. ',„!".''!',..?'%"'"'■ '■'■''"'' '■':< '" "iiirebt from'Mantifaotory. • '- : '. :i ZOEDONE^-Kon : alcoholio Champagne. 1 ; 'A ~ ,!deligtit{ul b'evcrage' 'for the Summer. . LEMOIf-SYRUP=-J , or._Sßmm.er .Drinks; . Made from,; a private recipe of great value. \ : 'i' r : v'i!,->>f; ;; , PUBE c-10 itionerjf/j.Jeliiea.i'&c.;;,Lemon ; ;(extra Btrongj[^pn'ls,\;oloyes, : ' Pine 'Apple; r ßaw, Cochineal.Ac,'-i-v,. •. . I NELEQNia.j ISINGXiiSS.-and L- i-PURfj ClTßW.'iAgiD^br'.'makiug ■ w . Jeiließ t }. : .'p."' V-:.';. : .\;,~'':. '"'";",'':;'...!| ESSENpE; / :OE;,RENNET4Fpr' / ;makidg ;■■;/■,.purql'.andiWhey/CreamCheose, &p," i ivIs—PAOKETSr-lB: THE GREAT FOOD PRESERVATIVE, : T-'G;MASON''S ,; STGOK : MEDICINES, I'"* 1 '"* ---A vl " m "" w 'Wellington l homwL' ■ il • ! jQuiaiae_aßd.st«elJWrie,j^iogeneß^antl Extracfoi Meat."" 1 ' " 3 '~■" : '" I • LARGE ASSORTMENT. OF FANCY f 3Jf lliw fcoM.GOiHffliiir// m<,m ftt.w.iiwiuHTiifio au"ai,aß«fi.'-lyr!