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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1503, 8 October 1883, Page 4

Stud Horses. '" '■"' " '"'""'' y.'T°His'' -owner's Farm, .JL Taratahi, tho tHoroußh;bred cfcallion.: :-i ■: ut ,•,.,_. ; - ;;i ; : ;;.The;:Preiiiißr,',.'; ■ ; ' tly'Martoii''(i'JQportedj'from ßevoke, by Trass. ' Revoke is nlao the dam of Trump Card—Malton (bred liy; ; Sif(Ta,t.tpn SykesJly' Riflenian.-by Touchstone.. (Soo N<Z.. Stud hook,)- . ' ■•■ The Premier's beautiful quality ..and subhe transmits to his .stockare household words throughout Wairarapa; and itiß.qhly ; neceßsaryJoadd that whether <in, ; tbj3,.turf-or road his/descendants are making 1 a'na'me for themselves, and perpetuating the fame of Old Maltonand'Sir teenies as two of tho best 'thoroughbred «res ever imported to New Zealand. : ' THE PREMIER is aire of tho winners of the Clittinpagne Stakes and Nursery Handicap of 1882, For the former event they ran first' and .second. A son of his was only hoiten by a head for-tho District Produce, 1881. The Premier was not represented in the'Distnct'l'ivduee of 1882, but for the District Produce of 1833 bis stock ran first and second, and another son^-Uon&ul—won the Taratahi Sapling Stakes at Taulierenikiui tlin Spring Nursery Handicap, the Champagno Stakes, and the Nursery Handicap with 94 up. He was beaten by a head at Wangahui for the Sapling Stakes on'y having landed from steamer twenty-Jour hours before the race. He won the Nursery Handicap the following day, and then finished uy ft briliiant s visou by running a dead heat with his lorraer victress at Wnverley, Waitotar...

Thorn is mi guina-iyinfi these facts, and the Piv ier'snv.o-C'infideutly rests his claim to the support of Breeder* upon the reputation his stuck have made.

TERMS— C 5.13 each mavc. An allowance for two or more, the bona lido property of sender.

' Also the P..rc-bral puny. General Spec. : TEKMS-£2 ](»s each in nu lirnzing free until notice. Kvery care taken, hut nn responsibility. ■ P. F. TANUhED, 1«I0 Owner

TO STAND THIS SEASON. '(||BiL Ananias, dale Str.llion, 1 Pride of Canterbury. . Ananias will bo turned out at his owner's farm with the mares.. Pndo of Ciuil'eibury will Iravtl throu|;h the District. 'Further particulars future ndvertisi nrnfc. J. I'IIU'I, Owner. jleHhiti, Gladstone. 1485

TO STAND THIS SI A SON, Sft- T S the Wainrupa District, |La 1 the well-b ed HACK * lischie{ ißj-Kiikapo, i!a:n Lady Jane. For fuithor particulars m\ Cards and future advertisement, J. DEVONSHIRE. M'> Empire Staliles, Mastortoh. TU STAND THIS SEASON.~" g_ Barry Lyndon, XX] &\ he at Platform \» * Farm for the season. ' Terms-£JL No chan-a for

paddocks. An allowance made "when more than one mine is sent'. Apply B.KLMBEELEY.Greytown. TO TRAVEL THIS'SEASON. -«?& rpHKThnroughbred 1 Stallion

Bred by Mr Nosworthy, 1870

By Traducer-Deeeption, by Young Plover -Vanity, by Sir Charles—The Giggler (imported), by Tomboy-Duchess of York, by Waxy-Moses' dam,

Traducer (imported), by Tbo libel-Are' thusa (See N.Z. Stud Book). ' Traitor is a bay horse, stands over 1C hands, with rave strength and substance, and; by good judges admitted to be an I'xcoptionally pnd specimen of the thoroughbred, his breeding hemu of the highest class.

As Iraitur is to be travelled though the Wairarapa during the season, bis owner prefers that breeders shall see and judge for themselves whether ho is the sire required to get hacks up to 18 stone, or racehorses if desired, '. Also—- . THE BhNOWSBD SIRE Mangle,

Limited to 30 Mares, '; By Traducor—Flat Iron, by Peter Flat— Emma, is Mangle's breeding, while Welcome Jack, one of 'the greatest performers of modern times, is by Traducor—Miss Flat, by Peter Flat-Mountain Nymph, Mangle's deseived popularity in this district, for the splendid stock he has sired, is increased by hia close i'.- ationship to such a celebrity as Welcome Jack;-and in limiting Mangle to 30 mares, his owner intends that he shall baye a chanco of still further showing of what rare strains of blood his pedigreo

TERMS FOR TRAITOR AND MANGLE -Each maro, £5 ss. A reduction made for two or more the bona fide property of sender. Good paddocks provided at Is per per week, -Every caro taken, "'but no responsibility. For further to particulars apply to E. BUUKERIDGE, Owner.

T. a. MASON, [Registered.] Pharmaceutical Chemist MEDICAL BALL, MAST.F,ETON, BEGS' toi ftiinouncb that Jio has JUST EEOBIVBD a Large C«nsigment of the Ljdetmentioned Preparations for the Summer Soason:—

TUBE SOUTH SEA ISLAND LIME I: JpiOE.-From the fruit. Purified bv a new process'.: Frosb, bright, and palatable, i. ■ . . , MO'S;FRUIT SALT.-Tho OWUINE, Eireot/rom Manufactory. ZOEDONE-Non-alcoholic Champagne. A delightful beverage forthoSummer. : LEMOfI SYRUP-For Summer Drinks. Made from a private recipe of great value, ° . PUEE ESSENCES-For flavoring Confec tionery, Jellies, &c Lemon (extra strong), Almond, Cloves, Pine Apple Eatafia, Cochineal, &e. NEI S S™' KINGLASS, and PUKE CITRIC ACID-For miiug Jellies, ESSENCE OF: RENNET.-For making Curds and Whey, Cream Cheese, &c, ; SALSALINE

Is—PACKETS—Is THE GREAT FOOD PRESERVATIVE

T. G. MASON'S STOCK OP PATENT

[ ~, MEDICINES, Toilet Bequisites, Perfumery, &c.,. Will bear compiriFon with any house in the Wellington Province, .The success which has hitherto attended his efforts js greatly due to the ■ PUHITYoftheDEUGS used in his Dispensary which are selected by bs Agent from the leading London and ; TT „„ m Cont,nei >tal Houses, -■HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. Qannae and Steal Wine, Selfeogencs and beltogcne Powders, Kepler's Ltraet of J-ABGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS. 13851