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Stud Horses TO STAND THIS SEASON. fjpHE Purebred Clydesdale Horse Prince Arthur. Terms £3los; Groomage fee, sb. For cards. J. ANDERSON, 2102 Proprietor. THE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE Lord Nelson WILL travel in the Wairarapa District this season, Terms £4, Two or more mares as per agreement. For particulars see cards. 0108 W. LAWRENCE, Proprietor. mo stajnd this season at I MASTERTON, Dubious, By Danebury, from the Gem, by Southern Chief, from Huntress, dam of Little Wonder &c, Terms—£2. All fees for grooms to be paid first service, and all fees by P.N., made payable Ist January, 1885. W. H. CAMERON, 2109 Club Hotel, Masterton. T 10 STAND THIS SEASON at his owner's farm, Upper Plain, the Clydesdale Stallion Curate, By the Celebrated "Gladstone" out of "Lassie," by " Colstock." Full particulars can be obtained from 2109 THOS. E. CHAMBERLAIN. THE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE Gladstone, WILL travel in the Wairarapa District this season, Two or more mares as per agreement, For particulars see cards. J. HARDING, 2109 Proprietor. TO STAND THIS SEASON. Purebred Clydesdale Stallion •Laird O' Largo, LAIRD 0' LARGO, imported by D. McLean, Esq., Maraikakaho, Napier. He is a beautiful dapple brown, rising 3 years old, stands 161 hands high, and is a fine specimen of a Clydes l dale, possessing good liiad ami neck, with splendid barrel, and great breadtli of quarters, fine broad-boned legs of good strength and plenty of feather. He has grand action, a very mildtemper,asound constitution, andisfreefrom all natural blemishes, and being descended from celebrated ancestors (see tabulated pedigree) is well qualified to be a breeder of first-class stock. LAIRD O' LARGO, out of Lochlcven, Lochleven by Lothian Lad, dam by Lord Clyde, All fees for above payable by P.N. at first service, made payable on January Ist, 1886, Paddocking mil be provided when necessary, but a charge of Is per week will be made. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. All further information to be obtained from the Owner or from the Groom, to whom all service fees are payable. ANGUS ARASER, 2109 Home Bush. TO STAND THIS SEASON. 'J'HE Thoroughbred Stallion Daniel O'Counell. DANIEL O'CONNELL was bred by Mr Murphy, of Marlborough', and is by Daniel O'Eourke, from Plovei-, by Sir Hercules. Pluvef' is also dam of Malvina, Hercules," and other winners, see N.Z, Stud Book, Vol. G. Daniel O'Rourke won the Canterbury Derby and Cup, in 1875, and is by Sledmere (imported), from Brunette (imported), who is also dam ofTadmor, the Canterbury Derby winner of 1874, DANIEL is a bay horse, and is G years old, standing over 16 hands high, good constitution, and if good shape, size, and performance go for anything, tliis son of Daniel O'Rourke should beget the class of horses required lp the IVairjirapa, Ho is just the clas3 of horse to get either cross country horses, race horses, or weightcarrying hacks, according to the class of mare put to him, His first season on the turf, he won the Flying Handicap at Marlborough, with Bst 41bs up, also Sporting Handicap at same meeting Bst, and after a serving season won County Cup at Kaikoura, miles, with 10st up, and won Consolation Handicap at Eeefton same season; also ran second to. Orlando for

Maiden Plate at Nelson, w.f.a, ; at AValrarapa Spring Meeting, 82-3, was second to Kakapo Sst_ lOlbs {or County Handicap, and won Maiden Stakes 9st 21bs, beating Makora, First Water, and six others; at Island Bay lie was second to Rewi, welter w.f.a., blso at same meeting ran second to Camellia. At MastertonOpaki, won Railway Handicap Bst lOlbs, 6 furlongs in lmin 18sec. Orphan 9st 71bs, second, Romp, 6st 61bs, third, and was second to Kakapo Bst9lbs, for Opaki Handicap, DAN'S weight boing Sat Gibs. Atßeefton Summer he was second for the Inangahua Cup, 9st, won by Satellite, 9st 41bs, won J.O, Handicap, list lOlbs, beating Field, Bst Gibs, Satellite, 9stlolbs, and another. - He. also won ■ Hallway ' Plate at Nokon, and ran in several 'other races' there, and has always shown lie was hard to beat, and could always carry weight and race with it. He also gained second prize at the Wairarapa Agricultural Show in 1884, beating Premier, Voltigeur, and Crawford Priory. ! ; ; All fees for above payable by P.N., at'first service, fpade payfiblo on January Ist, 1886, Paddockii)g will be provided whon necesnaiy, but a charge of is per week will bo made. Every caro taken, but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to ANGUS FRASER, 2109 s ' Homebush. PHOSPHORISED WHEAT FOR RABBIT EXTERMINATION. IN- the' rough and ordinary' manner' of preparing Phosphoriacd Wheat the grains .are not equally phosporised, neither will it stand exposure to the weather, and unless iuiraediately'eaten will turn sour and the rabbits will not touch it, and if eaten fresh the unequal distribution and insoluble condition of the phosphorus " jstroye its effectiveness. Advantages of the Wheat as prepared by us are as follows MGiy Tain of this wheat is equally phosphorised and coatee w.ih an attractive substance which protects it from oxidation when exposed to the weather. The rabbits eat it greedily and are promptly killed. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO., New Zealand Drug Co., Ltd,, Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, and Auckland, Can be procured at MrT. 6. MASON'S, Chemist, Masterton. 2083 "JUMPERS' JpRIOE TICKETS! CHEAP 11 •'DAILY OFFICE It