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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2443, 3 November 1886, Page 3

-^-^ia*l^il^c/.«^i4ihJuM^ji J^^^iV^f^^^Jl^Y ; ■••li&wes & loi'nw. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, At 1 o'clock. • • . LOWES .HORNS' 11WK SALE MASTEUTON. YAHD& ' •j 0 Head Good Beef ood forwaid Bullocks £A good speyed cows £A Purebred Hereford-fleifers 1 Q 2 .and 3-year-old quiot' Ste'ovs ■ 1 O'4ypai'-old Steora' - Q 2| year-old Heifers .1 K A Fat Sheep - 0 Grand Farm Mares ■ 1 AA Lincoln Ewe aud Lambs in tli LW wool ' -.QA'.'S and 2J year old steoraI weight • carrying hack, broke . ■' . harness . QA heavy fat sheep Q A fat sheep TO TRAVEL IN THE WA RAIIAP; DISTRICT, mHB Puro Clydesdale Stallion, A von. AVON is a bay horse with black points, am stands 17 bands high, with plenty of bono ant hair, He is come of a great family. His dan was sold at 80 guineas when good marcs veiv sold at a fourth of tliat price. Sho is out of i Blackleg mure—one of a family of four, out o the same dam, aud the quartette, by Keufrev Jock, were the four best horses ever orcd iu tin Oaniaru District. AVON, by Avon Chief (150, N.Z.5.8.) bret by nvßoag, Esq,, l-'eudalton, near Curst chinch, out of Ilia fnmor.s pruo mare Grain Darling (36), by Prince of Kilbride, impovtct (602). Crace Darling- by Princo Charlie imported (-):mdU2o).' Gfico Darling 'was iL< best mare that ever stood iu New Zealand. 8b: lias beep- lr?t a'od clwiapion ui Chrisieturc| many timet, beating the groat Margie Craig Champion of Scotland, iibo woo first a Dunodin end in her clans and champion of tin yard. In fs«t Lor caiwr in tic ring ia napre cedeuted. v AVON'S dam, Gipsy, by Renfrew Jock (185 imported fioin Victoria ; g sho Renfrew, imported from Scotland; g dam Joss,by.Blaok : leg, imported from Scotland. Renfrew Jock'i dam Rocs, by Cowdcn Lad, a famous Clydesdale, imparted from Scotland by tbo kto Davit Nesbitt. Renfrew Jock was a most Biiccensfu show home. Before leaving Victoria bo tool many firsts, aud bo ww three years in succosBion in Oamaru, Timarti aud Dunetliu, anri Champion of the yard as well. From this history brcedors will recognise thai tbey have in Avon not only a horse of good parts, but au Entire of good Uncage, a maitei altogether difforeut from a good looking, horse, Tho great point in horse breeding ia to have a sire connected with good families of undoubted character. In ihe ouo caso tho stock will be uniformly good, whilo in the other caso individuals may surpass, but the general character of the stock will be inferior and disappointing,, Nothing is more ghevoiia to a brooder than to sec weeds spring from a good-looking cu-c. Terms, £4, payable by P.N. at -first service', duo January Ist, 1387. . For full .information apply to ROBERT DONALDSON, 2-121 ■ Groom in charge. o'mra& McMillan, EMPXIOQ TAIL.OX&S, Q VE'W - STREW, MASTERTONA CHOICE Seleotiun of English and Colonial Tweeds aud Colonial Cloths always in Stock. Note th? address— OPPOSITE EMPIRE HOTEL. THE WAIRARAPA GUN CLUB. ProgjPiuusue. FIBSf~MATGH m() be held on the Greytown Racecourso JL by kind permission of tho Stewards of the WairiiraJKi Jockey Club, on THURSDAY, iNVembor 11th ISc'IS. Ak Open Sweepstake of 1 sov each. Sevei; Birds. Twenty-two yards rise. .Ammunition to bo supplied by tho Club iu Competitors at cost price. Winner to receive two thirds, and tho second best shot tho balance c.f.tho'stakes. Names of competitors net being members of tbeOlubto bu -submitted to tho Committo for approval, ■Entries to close at!) p.m. mi the night of the 9th November, and will bo received at the Greytown Hotel, Wairarapa.' All other matches on the same day in be post entries on the ground. The first match to commence at 11 sharp. All matches to be fired subject to.the W, G. C. Rules. Admission lo tho ground frco. By order of tho Committee. C. BIGGINS. 2-129 Secretary. TROUT.FISHING. ~, n m TEHII, • 0 R I 0 K si '£ I N-G-. LAWN COWb^G, A. FULL supply of nil Requisites jiiKt £\ ' opened-, ' •' . ' . GLASS BALLS AMD TRAPS FOR • SHOOTING MATCHES. GEO. DENTON, . '•VATCHMAKER, JKWELLER AND IRON- - MONGER, LOCKSMITH AND GUNSMITH, 35, Willis-street, Wellington. —_ 242 ° BRICKS VKKHUS RUBBISH. iRUSQOTt&ALPASSIhsperniah. . cut brick makers, beg to inform the public generally that, they deliver GOOD BRICKS in Masterton and neighborhood, and as their brickfield is adjacent to the railway they are in a position to supply first class bricks to any of the stations or sidings alon, r ;the Railway CHEAPER than nn;/ otherpmo;i in f/is Waimnqxt. .FOR SALE. THIRTY TON?-; - >rime "Rerwent Potatoes At £3 per ton. Apply— CHAMBERLAIN BROS., Flour Mill. MISSES FEIST, DBESBMAK E K S CnAPEL-siniiET, Masterton, 2394 ,-AN N U A L SPRING.SHOW, : AFtImMASTERTOVIIOKTICULU TUBAL SOCIETY will bo bid in tho . DKIL.L-'SHED, THURSDAY,:NOT. 25in. 2435