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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1866, 16 December 1884, Page 4

Nominated tot tho Wairarapa Jonkey Club Sires' Produco Stakos, 1889, TO STAND THIS SEASON, . A ATLANGDALE, L \ Whareama,the Thoroughbred Sire CRAWFORD PRIORY, FOALED 1878. CRAWFORD PRIORY is a chesnut horse, standing sixteen bands, with exceptionally good bone, substance, and beautiful quality, He is perfectly quiet to rido or handle, and masked by Sir Thos. Elder, of the famed Morphettville 6tud, South .Australia, by Gang Forward (imported)—dam Peradvanture (imported), by Adventuier—Manganese, by Irish Birdcatcber—Moonbeam, by Tomboy—Lunatic, by Prime Minister—Maniao, by Shuttle—Anticipation, Adventurer, by Newminstir-Palma,by Emilius—Fr'ancesca. Newminster, by Touchstone—.Beeawing. Gang Forward (winner of the 2000 guineas, 1873), by Stockwell-Lady Mary, by Orlando —Splitvote (granddam of St, Albans), by St. Luke—Electros*. Orlando, by Touchstone -Vulture, by Lunger. Stookwoll, by The Barou—Pocahontas, by Glencoe. The Baron, by Irish Rirdcatcher-Echidna, by Economist, Whether for racing or general purposes, CRAWFORD PRIORY'S breeding cannot be excelled, as his pedigree contains the names of most of the greatest stud successes known to fame. Riddlesworth was by Emilius, and any of bis descendants aro highly esteemed, and justly so, their genuineness being universally admitted. CRAWFORD PRIORY'S, dam Peradventure, through her aire Adventurer, is a great., granddaughter of Emilius, whilst Maniac, theg.g.g, damof Peradventure, was Riddlesworth's granddam. Manganese won the 1000 guinea, and is the granddam of Apology, winner of the Great St. Legerj better known as "The Parson's Mire." and Agility, another celebrity. When the leading lines of a pedigree are occupied bv such Bires as Newminster-the sire of Hermit, through the success of his stock styled" The sire of thiAge"—Adventurer, Orlando, Touchstone, Stockwell, The Baton, Irish Birdcatcher; and on the dam's side gives Manganese, Moonbeam, Palma, Francesca, Beeswing, Lady Mary, Splitvote, Pocahontas, and Echidna, the question to determine is, could there possibly be a grander combination of all that time has over and over again proved to be excellent, than the breeding of the subject of this notice.

The perusal of (MWFORD PRIORY'S pedigree calls to mind the performances of his brother and sister, Guesswork and Conjecture. Tho former won several good races in the Australian Colonies, and at weight for age as a three-yeai-old in the Champion Race of 1883, got to the end of 3 miles in the wonderful time of smin. 26iec,i many who were present averring that he actually won, the verdict against him being only a short head in the great Commotion's favor, Conjectura recently at Adelaide ran second for the £2,000 Cap, beating everything opposed to her but Malta. Sbe afterwards at auction realised a thousand guineas, Guesswork going to tho same purchaser for eleven hundred guineas. Poradventure's four foals by Gang Forward were sold for two thousand six hundred and thirty guineas, an average of over six hundred and fifty guineas each which would havo ben largely increased had not Crawford Priory been withdrawn from competition according to arrangement after the first bid, and it should be remembered that these prices were obtained in ono of the Australian colonies where the money invosted in thoroughbred horses can be counted by hundreds of thousands sterling. Owing to an_ accident when a yearling, Crawford Priory was not trained. He was used for ono Beasonas a sire, and his stock promise well. AeCUAWFOKD PRIORY ia not likely to be more thin one soason in the Wairarapa, breedors aro invited to take advantago of the presence amongst them of a sire of the very highest class, Teras, £6 Gs onch mare. A reduction for two or more, tho bona lido property of sender. All fees to be paid on removal of mares, Good paddocks provided free till notice of stinting, after which Is each mare per week will be charged. Every caro akon but no responsibility. Twice during first mouth of season mares will be received at Masterton and forwarded to Langdale, For further particulars apply to A, WALKER, 1791 Langdale, Whareama,

J. Elliot & £Jo. 1 EG to inform their numerous customers .J aud the puhho generally, that they have lIBMOYEU to their new and commodious premises next to Lowes and lorns Auction Rooms; and in returning their sincero thanks for the very libpi'al patronage aecorde 1 to them whilst in their temporary premises, would now respectfully intimate that they have just completed opening up and marking up theii NEW STOCK OF SADDLERY J. E, and Co, intend keeping a good stock of every description of saddlery required by the trade, and hope, by strict attention to business, combined with good workmanship and moderate charges to merit a continuance of past favors, Itepairs of every description executed with the very best material, snd with the utmost dispatch. Orders from every part of the up country districts punctually attended to. J. ELLIOTT & CO, HADDLERY, THE PERMANENT SADDLERS WATSON and Co, (Next Borough Council Chambers) MASTERTON, IN thanking their Mends and the publio generally for the support they have been accorded in the past, beg to inform them that they hark engaged the services of a first-class collar-maker, 'and will be able to supply cart collars, on and after tho Ist of September from 15s. Every other article in the trade to be had at equally low rates. Watson and Co, having the largest and most efficient staff of workmen in the Wairarapa, customers may rely on getting; all orders foi work entrusted to them made and repaired on the shortest notice, The daily show of jobbing to be always seen, both insido and outside their shop, is a sufficient guarantee of their workmanship, Watson & Oo.'s motto is—'' No extortion, prompt attention to all orders, firßUlass workmanship." 1470 MASTERTCS' WOOD, IVORY AND STONE TURNERY WORKS, Queen-St, WILLIAM CAREY begs to notify that he has removed his factory to more central premises in Queen-street, near the Steam Sash and Door Factory, N.8.-Turnery dono on the shortest notice. Bowling pins Chalk Cups, and Billiard Balls turned and re-turned. Large stock of Chairs on hand. 1816 PAPERHANGINGS TUFT RECEIVRD, Ex "VICTORY," 0 6 BALES Containing 2600 pieces of newest pattern, to my special order. Persons requriug their rooms re-papered are respectfully invited to INSPECT MY STOCK OP PATTERNS. Pattern Books and piices sent up country. Rooms repapered on the Bhoitest notice, and all sizes of GLASS kept in stock, from a 10x12 to 60x10. GEORGE COKER, FORESTERS' HALL, PAINT AND PAPERHANGING DEPOT. VISITING CARDS all qualities, ordinary Md mrarb', ItoY QfflcE,