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Stud Horses. ■TO STAND THIS SEASON,- I Voltigeur, [Bred-by A. B. Finloy, Esq., ■ Victoria. T) Y King Cole, . dam Fenella—by FisherD man, dam Roso de Florence—by the Flying Dutchman, ■ fenella, own sister to Maribyrnong, (siro of Richmond, Imperial, and Horatio) and half 'eister to King of tho Ring (siro of First King, double Champion winner), Petra, Caspean, &c, Fenolla is dam of MUTE and SPEECHLESS, who ia a grand porformer in India, Ring Cole, imported, (sire of Tho Duko, Off Color, CouMoun, Littlo Jack, &c) by King Tom (sire of Mermaid, dam of Lurlire) dam Qui Vive (sister to Yidette) by Volti geur, out of Mrs Ridgway—by Liah Birdcatcher, King Cole was a first class performer on the English turf, Ho made his debut as a three year old at Ascot, where he won tho Ascot Derby and St James 1 Palace Stakes; as a four year old he won the Cumberland Plate, and defeated the Derby winner, Kingcraft, at level weights over two miles at Newmarket, His own brother,. King Lud, as sold to .go to the stud by auction for 100 guineas, An inspection of Voltigeur's tabulated wdigreo .will show that he is full of Emilius ilood—sire of Rlddlcsworth, responsibility, . J, C, YALLANCE, _ 1512 Kahnmingi, An allowance made when more than one mare is sent. Apply 1 . .. B. KIMBERLEY, Groytown. TO STAND' THIS SEASON." Barry Lyndon, WILL be at Platform Farm for the season. Terms—£4. No charge for A 1 TO STAND THIS SEASON, T the Empire Stables, Masterton, tho thoroughbred horsePhillip the First, Phillip the First is a ehesnut horse, 3 years old, recently imported from Canterbury. He stands 15J bands high, and is altogether a promising young Stallion, | Phillip the Firbi is by King Phillip— Madame by Vaccination—Hoops by Sir Hercules, King Phillip by Oamilen—Lady Dowling by Kelpie, Vaccination by Jersey -•Arab mare, (Phillip the First being limited to 20 mares'eaffyapplkation is necessary to sccnre his service. TERM3—£2lOs per mara'OASH, For further particulars apply J. DEVONSHIRE, 1512 . Owner, Udder the distill His Excelloney pushed Patroungo of William Jervois. H. T, PRICE, HAIRDRESSER/AND PERFUMER, Lambior Quay, Wellington. :•' ■ • ' OPPOSITE . - GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Work is all its Branches'^ TO STAND THIS SEASON. At Kaiwaiwai. THE Thoroughbred Entire J By Malton (imported), dam Spray by DoniseUi, out of Lady Ann by ..Whisker. Spray was the dam of Wetsailf'Stormbird, Belle of the Isle, and .other well known winners, Malton was bred by Sir. Tatton Sykeß, and was by Rifleman,, by Touchline Campfollower by -The Colonel. ADMIRAL will Btand .at Kaiwaiwai, South Featherston, 6. F, Tocker's farm, where good paddocking'will;;.he. free of charge to all mares till stinted.'-when notice will be given, after which they" 'will be charged for.. All care.butNO responsibility. TERMS: £4. For further particulars apply to G. F. TOOKER, Kaiwaiwai; Or to ALEX. McIENZIE, 1515 Fcatherston, Empire Coach Factory, COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. rouse"& StJRRELL, (LATEWV BLACK.) IN loturning thanfe/to the inhabitants of tho VVairarapa District for the liberal patronage accorded to them during the past two years, beg to inform them that thoy have largely extended their premises, and will therefore be able to carry out all orders with despatch, and have on hand and are building— LANDAUS, BROUGHAMS, WAGGONETTS BUGGIES (Single and Double PHJETONS, CARTS AND EXPRESSES, That for STYLE and FINISH cannot be surpassed, at the Lowest Prices, consistent with Good Workmanship, AND DESIGNS ON . APPLICATION. Time is Money, MACHINERY VERSUS HAND LABOR. PARTIES about to build or who re- : quire any description of CARPENTER'S or JOINER'S work done lire reapestfully advised to got a price from .. S. Bacon and Co. Who are m a position to give the BEST ARTICLE and the MOST WORK for tho LEAST MONEY, Large Stocks of SEASONED TIMBER, Dressed and rough, Mouldings, Skirtings, Doois, Sashes, &c., &c. In fact everything necessary to carry out any orders, always on hand. Estimates given and contracts taken, and FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN sent to any part of the country. Masterton Dec. 11,1882. 1252 PATRONISE LOCAL INDUSTRY. MU GEO. SIEVERS has been'appointed Agent in Wellington I for the sale of the superior WINES rnanuj factored by Mr Boiler, of Wanganui—Constantia, Muscat, Port, Hock, Malaga, Sparkling Hock, Verdeilles, and Sparkling Mosello. These wines took prizes at the Melbourne and Christchurch Exhibitions, and cannot be excelled. Tho wines wo sent _ to the Melbourne Exhibition, when compet- ■ ing with those lrom all parts of the world, obtained ijix prizes, These wines were also exhibited at tho Ashburton Industrial Exhibition held on tho 20th March. 1881, and received from the Judges first award of merit, A prize medal was also obtained for s these pure and unadulterated \viuc3 at the Christchurch Exhibition, 1882. Note, the Address-Opposite Occidental Hotel, Larnbf ton Quay, Wellington, 1490 PINE HOUSE, a Lambtoh Quay ~ .. Wellington J& G. BECK desire to inform the • inhabitants of Wairarapa and surrounding distriots that they have commenced business on Lamblon Quay (opposite the Occidental Hotel) as CONFECTIONEES. Fresh Fruit and Refreshment may bo had daily.. Tea, Coffee, 4c., always ready, Ice Creams, Strawberries and Cream in season, Cordials of all kinds. Refreshment Rooms for visitors, who will receive every attention. J. and G.B, hope by strict attention to

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1519, 26 October 1883, Page 4

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